A persistant queue implementation to handle transfer errors. First need was to manage FTP transfer issues but it is possible to implement any solution. You can manage any transfer protocol (FTP, HTTP, message queue, ...) and persistence solution (file, database, message queue, ...).
The current version includes :
- a JSON configuration file to persist the queue
- a local file based system to persist file not already sent
- FTP protocols using EdtFtpnet and System.Net.FtpClient libraries
Usage:
...
var queueRepository = new LocalQueueRepository("your config file folder");
var system = new LocalFileSystem("your queued files folder");
var provider = new FtpClientSendingProvider(ftpConnexion);
var manager = new FileTransferQueueManager("your queue name", queueRepository, system, provider);
manager.NotificationRaised += manager_NotificationRaised;
manager.InitAndApply(); // load configuration and try to send previously queued items
foreach(var file in filesToSend)
{
manager.TryToSend(file, Path.GetFilename(file)); // try to send files in our current process
}
manager.ApplyAndSave(); // Try to resend not already sent files and save queue content (so, these files are not be sent but will be resend at the next restart)
...
void manager_NotificationRaised(FileTransferQueueManager.NotificationType type, FileItem item)
{
// manage success/error notification
}- NUnit for unit tests
- FakeItEasy for unit tests
- Log4net for log
- Newtonsoft.Json (used in JSON file config)
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