<p>Demi, I am under the impression that you're trying to program in a programming language that you're not familiar with, I would suggest that you first develop some basic skills about your programming environment, and then exploit them to build the system you need. This is a very general programming question which I don't think has a lot to do with RabbitMQ. To begin with, if you're working with the .NET framework, I would suggest you to use an IDE like Visual Studio, MonoDevelop or SharpDevelop.</p>
<div class="gmail_quote">On Jul 12, 2011 9:22 PM, "Demi Zike" <<a href="mailto:habtdemis@gmail.com">habtdemis@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br type="attribution">> Hi,<br>> <br>> I encapsulated the send and receive codes into a class I created in<br>
> different apps(.cs files). I created a constructor for each class at these<br>> two apps and put the declaration for factory, connection, and channel in<br>> this constructor so that the object that will be created out of classes from<br>
> app1 and app2 will exploit the connection when declaring queues, exchanges,<br>> etc in the respective publish and subscribe methods. However, when I try to<br>> use factory, connection and channel in the subscribe and publish methods, I<br>
> got an error saying it doesn't know those attributes. How can you make<br>> connection, hostname etc public to the class so that methods in the class<br>> exploit this declaration?<br>> <br>> Regards,<br>
> Demi<br></div>