In TimeoutAction the XmlConvert for that header is throwing a
NullReferenceException because the Discard method never sets this header. So
my question is should the Discard method use the overload for Send method
you spoke of, and if so, how long should the delay be?
private void Discard(object message)
{
logger.DebugFormat("Discarding message {0} ({1}) because there
are no consumers for it.",
message, currentMessageInformation.TransportMessageId);
Send(new Endpoint { Uri =
endpoint.AddSubQueue(SubQueue.Discarded) }, new [] { message });
}
foreach (var message in queue.GetAllMessages(SubQueue.Discarded.ToString()))
{
var timeToSend =
XmlConvert.ToDateTime(message.Headers["time-to-send"],XmlDateTimeSerializationMode.Utc);
//NullReferenceException
logger.DebugFormat("Registering message {0} to be sent
at {1} on {2}",
message.Id, timeToSend, queue.QueueName);
writer.Add(timeToSend, message.Id);
}
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