NServiceBus and MassTransit are two tools that can be used to implement messaging with MSMQ and other message queues. I find that once you start using messaging to have applications talk to each other, you don't really want to go back to the old RPC style. My question is, what other tools are out there? What tools do you use? ...
I am looking at using MSMQ as a solution to do asynchronous execution in my upcoming project. I want to know the differences between using WCF and frameworks like MassTransit or even hand written MSMQ client to place/read task off MSMQ. Basically the application will be several websites (internal through LAN or external through the Int...
Hey people would love to hear about any resources you have or know about for nServiceBus, Rhino Service Bus and MassTransit. Videos? Blog posts? Books? Demo Projects etc ...
Is it possible to have several consumers listening on a single MSMQ instance and use the Selective Consumer interface for having each one deal with a distinct subset of the messages? I can't seem to get this scenario to work correctly using pub/sub - a single consumer on the queue works fine, but when using >1 consumers (several instanc...
Just doing some quick spikes into possibly using a messaging system to process files that are in a nicely decoupled work flow system. What are the pro's and cons that people have found of using each of the above frameworks? What are the advantages of using these versus a hand-rolled MSMQ system with the WCF bindings and/or non-MSMQ solu...
Is there anything built into MassTransit that can help manage the queues? I'm specifically thinking of the error queues. I saw the thread similar to this, but I'm not looking to manage it with a utility, but rather in code. Scenario: Web client - commands are published as messages with MT to a remote queue on an application server. ...
My employer is a software vendor for a specific market. Our customers integrate our system with others using web services. We use Microsoft technology, and our web services are implemented in ASP.NET and WCF. The time has come to review our current set of services, and come up with company standards for future integrations. I am reading...
Having not used MSMQ before, I'm not at all clear an the client environment requirements to use it. I'm designing a client/server solution that will integrate with a legacy system and I'm sold on messaging. I'd like to use a service bus implementation like MassTransit, but that requires MSMQ. Do I have to ensure that every client PC ha...
i have latitude and longitude of a location and i want to find nearby transit info of that location, just like how google does it on there google maps detail page. ...
could someone share a code sample showing how to use masstransit's FutureMessage API? i am assuming this can be used in scenarios where the consumer raises an exception when processing. will i need to have a try/catch in the message handler's consume and create a FutureMessage for the incoming message, whenever an exception occurs? ...
I am currently researching the best practises (at a reasonably high level) for application design for highly maintainable systems which result in minimal friction to change. By "Communications Tier" I mean web services, service buses and general network transmission technologies. From your experiences, what have you found to be the comm...
I understand it's available since MSMQ 3.0, is it available via any of the .NET ESBs? Is this possible with other MQ transports (ActiveMQ, etc)? Thanks, E. ...
I need to build Identity server like Microsoft's http://login.live.com. To handle failover I will have multiple web servers nodes. The plan is that all database write operations are done by sending messages to the database server. Database will be mirrored or replicated. The idea is that database subscribes to the write operations but t...
I am curious if it even makes consider BizTalk for the implementation of a pub/sub messaging architecture (basically what you can do with NServiceBus or MassTransit is all I really need). My manager tends to want to stick with frameworks provided directly from Microsoft and so as part of my due diligence as to which one to use I need to...