msmq

I have been doing r&d for the scope of SQL Server Service Broker to replace current messaging solution MSMQ. I want to know disadvantages of SQL Server Service Broker in contrast to MSMQ for following criteria. Development Troubleshooting Performance (let's say we need to process 100,000 messages daily, having avg size around 25 KB) Scalability I've used Service Broker in my current project, having previously used MSMQ (brokered by MassTransit ) with great success. I was initially dubious about using Service Broker, but I have to admit it has performed very well. If you're using the Publish /

An existing process changes the status field of a booking record in a table, in response to user input. I have another process to write, that will run asynchronously for records with a particular status. It will read the table record, perform some operations (including calls to third party web services), and update the record's status field to indicate that processing is completed (or In Error, with an error count). This operation sounds very similar to a queue. What are the benefits and tradeoffs of using MSMQ over a SQL Table in this situation, and why should I choose one over the other? It

If you want to use a queuing product for durable messaging under Windows, running .NET 2.0 and above, which alternatives to MSMQ exist today? I know of ActiveMQ ( http://activemq.apache.org/ ), and I've seen references to WSMQ (pointing to http://wsmq.net ), but the site seems to be down. Are there any other alternatives? I can't begin to say enough good things about Tibco EMS - an implementation of the Java JMS messaging spec. Tibco EMS has superb support for .NET clients - including Compact Framework .NET on WinCE. (They also have C client libraries too.) So if you're building a

I have a transactional queue called myPrivateTransactionalQueue hosted on a Win2008R2 server called myReceivingServer which should receive messages from another server called mySendingServer. When the mySendingServer sends a message, an entry appears in the MSMQ log on mySendingServer which says: Message with ID {f748cc48-8017-4a64-9ff6-61c68564445f}\56008 was sent to queue DIRECT=OS:<myReceivingServerName >\private$\<myPrivateTransactionalQueue> However, myReceivingServer, in the MSMQ log there is a single entry: Message came over network However the message is not being delivered to

利用事务式MSMQ来检查消息队列是否有成功发送，才将该消息队列删除，否则不删除并回复。 最近工作时要写MSMQ，需要利用事务式MSMQ来检查消息队列是否有成功发送，才将该消息队列删除，否则不删除并回复。 在此作纪录 参考程序如下: using (TransactionScope scope = new TransactionScope(TransactionScopeOption.Required)) { /* 其它Code */ MessageQueue queue = new MessageQueue(privateName, QueueAccessMode.SendAndReceive); message = queue.Receive(new TimeSpan(0), MessageQueueTransactionType.Automatic); /* 其它Code */ } 原文: 大专栏 交易式MSMQ 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/chinatrump/p/11458452.html

My computer is connected to a domain, but when I go to create a public queue: MessageQueue.Create(@".\testqueue"); I get this error: A workgroup installation computer does not support the operation. Why might MSMQ think I'm on a workgroup computer? John Breakwell Being part of a domain is a pre-cursor for installing MSMQ in AD-integrated mode. It doesn't guarantee MSMQ IS installed in AD-integrated mode. MSMQ will install in workgroup mode if: AD integration was not selected as a setup option AD integration was selected but failed to initialise; check event logs Yes, the workgroup name is