Setting up the host.exe in a future proof way

By Andreas Öhlund | Published: February 28, 2012

I’m about to do some screen casts on NServiceBus and while getting familiar with Camtasia I recorded this short video explaining a better way to setup the NServiceBus.Host.exe within Visual Studio.

Hope you like it!

 

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  • http://twitter.com/sam_jeffress Sam Jeffress

    Very neat trick, we’ve been working for ages by setting the hosts up manually!

  • Anonymous

    Thanks Sam, glad you liked it!

  • http://profiles.google.com/jimmy.bogard Jimmy Bogard

    Curious, do you think this would be better served as something the NServiceBus.Host package would do for you, when you install it?

    • Anonymous

      Yes, we’re already working on that!

  • http://www.Marisic.Net dotnetchris

    Can’t you enter those replacement tokens right inside visual studio on the project path line?

    • andreasohlund

      Dunno, I don’t think that will be persistent since that setting will go in the .user file which isn’t supposed to be in source control. Please let me know if you can make that work!

      • http://www.Marisic.Net dotnetchris

         There is the checkbox to specifically store the settings inside the project file.

        • Andreas Öhlund

          Ah, very nice. Do you have a link to some info on that?(can’t seem to find it in my VS)