Exchanges

GetExchanges() will return a list of exchanges. For example:

var exchanges = managementClient.GetExchanges();

foreach (Exchange exchange in exchanges)
{
    Console.Out.WriteLine("exchange.name = {0}", exchange.name);
}

Will output:

exchange.name = 
exchange.name = EasyNetQ_Tests_MyMessage:EasyNetQ_Tests
exchange.name = EasyNetQ_Tests_TestPerformanceMessage:EasyNetQ_Tests_Messages
exchange.name = ErrorExchange_originalRoutingKey
exchange.name = amq.direct
exchange.name = amq.fanout
exchange.name = amq.headers
exchange.name = amq.match
exchange.name = amq.rabbitmq.log
exchange.name = amq.rabbitmq.trace
exchange.name = amq.topic
exchange.name = management_api_test_exchange
exchange.name = 
exchange.name = amq.direct
exchange.name = amq.fanout
exchange.name = amq.headers
exchange.name = amq.match
exchange.name = amq.rabbitmq.trace
exchange.name = amq.topic

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CreateExchange(ExchangeInfo, VHost)* Will create an exchange on the given virtual host. For example:

var vhost = managementClient.GetVhost("my_vhost");
var exchangeInfo = new ExchangeInfo("my_exchange", "direct");

var exchange = managementClient.CreateExchange(exchangeInfo, vhost);

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DeleteExchange(Exchange) will delete an exchange. For example (assuming we still have the vhost and exchange from the above example):

managementClient.DeleteExchange(exchange);

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GetBindingsWithSource(Exchange) will get a list of the bindings that have the exchange as their source. For example:

var bindings = managementClient.GetBindingsWithSource(exchange);

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GetBindingsWithDestination(Exchange) will get a list of the bindings that have the exchange as their destination (for exchange to exchange bindings)

var bindings = managementClient.GetBindingsWithDestination(exchange);

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Publish(Exchange, PublishInfo) will publish a test message to an exchange.

Please note that the publish / get paths in the HTTP API are intended for injecting test messages, diagnostics etc - they do not implement reliable delivery and so should be treated as a sysadmin's tool rather than a general API for messaging. For a general messaging API please use EasyNetQ.

var publishInfo = new PublishInfo(testQueue, "Hello World");
var result = managementClient.Publish(exchange, publishInfo);

The result.routed property will be true if the messages was successfully routed to a queue.