Message Identifier - x-message-id
See original GitHub issueim using the header x-message-id
in a property in my code and its not being reflected in my event header when I publish it.
public class TurnoverData
{
public Turnover Turnover { get; set; }
public string AccountIdToBeActivated { get; set; }
}
public class Turnover
{
[Header("x-message-id")]
public string TurnoverId { get; set; }
public string CreationDateTime { get; set; }
public string PostingDate { get; set; }
}
I check the source code and found that just if the property is called Id
or MessageId
the lib retrieve the value and put it in the headers
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I’ve thought about the third option too. I though that maybe there would exist another way to do it without having to create a Behavior, but well, i know that reflection is painfull and it carries other issues with that also. Thanks a lot @BEagle1984 for the quickly replies!
Not out of the box. It involves reflection and I kept the logic as lean as possible. The attributes are also being cached and allowing them in a child object would increase the complexity (considering polymorphism as well).
You got many workarounds tho:
HeadersWriterProducerBehavior
with a custom implementationI would go with option 1. If that’s not possible 3 is my second choice.