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Hi, We're using this example in our project (built as micro services).
Based to your example. One subscriber received but another didn't when we used publish to dispatch an event.
setTimeout(() => { this.bus.publish('user.created', payload); }, 1000);
user-service:
this.bus.subscribe('user.created', (event) => { // event arrives. });
person-service
this.bus.subscribe('user.created', (event) => { // event doesn't arrive });
We saw that you use setInterval() when you publish message. Is this required? If so , can you please explain why?
Thank you very much.
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See this: #99.
You're probably running all the subscribers in the same directory...
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Hi,
We're using this example in our project (built as micro services).
Based to your example.
One subscriber received but another didn't when we used publish to dispatch an event.
user-service:
person-service
We saw that you use setInterval() when you publish message.
Is this required? If so , can you please explain why?
Thank you very much.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: