What are the .NET Services?
Announced today at PDC. Initially made up of a Service Bus, the Workflow Service, and the Access Control Service. What are they? Why would I use them? ...
Announced today at PDC. Initially made up of a Service Bus, the Workflow Service, and the Access Control Service. What are they? Why would I use them? ...
What are the motivations for using a message based system? I'm seeing a lot about service buses such as NServiceBus and Mass Transit and I'm wondering what the benefits of the underlying methodology are. ...
Is there a product (ideally open source, but not necessary), that would enable a zero dependency deployment? every service bus or queue library I've been able to find has a dependency on one of the queue apps (like msmq), or a database. I would like a very lightweight solution that I can just add a reference to my application, build it...
Can anyone explain at a beginner-intermediate level the terminology of "bus", "transport" and "endpoint" in the context of an enterprise service bus? I'm a C# developer with a few years experience now, but only just starting working with an ESB. It seems that the "bus" is effectively a queue to which you can send and receive messages. ...
We have a client application that needs to send messages to a server for various notifications. In order that the client can run occasionally connected I'm going to go with a message-queue approach. The queue processing will take messages off the queue and call a web service that will put them on another queue to finally be processed. ...
I'm working on an application that may generate thousands of messages in a fairly tight loop on a client, to be processed on a server. The chain of events is something like: Client processes item, places in local queue. Local queue processing picks up messages and calls web service. Web service creates message in service bus on server...
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 ...
In the white paper, it said that we can use REST to ask for the token then use the token to attache to the request we are going to fire, then can invoke the service in the service bus, how ever, i cannot get the token Bellow are the codes i use to make REST call, i can get the result, but which was a html error page.. i didn`t get any t...
I think the title sums it all .... We have a .NET 2.0 system trying to implement a distributed pub/ sub model. I came across NServiceBus, RhinoBus and MassTransit. Unfortunately, these are MSMQ based. I am tasked to figure out pub/ sub alternatives that uses a different messaging alternatives ... the only reason for seeking MSMQ altern...
Hi, I am trying to get a further understanding of message buses and one question that keeps coming up in my head is "how does the message get onto the bus?". Now, I assume there is a service (WCF, etc) of some sort that receives messages and puts them onto the bus. So then the other question I have is isn't this service then likely to b...
We are in need of a distributed architecture messaging system/service bus with the capability of Publish/Subscribe. Does anyone have any reccomendations for a framework that we can use for .net applications? ...
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 a similar Service Bus framework like nServiceBus? What i want is a service bus that work inside an application other than distributed applications. Components of the same application pub/sub messages. ...
Hi, I was reading up on ActiveMQ which seems like a great implementation of a servicebus where producers can post messages and other processes can receive them. However when reading the documentation, it looks like the producer has to give the 'endpoint' when sending a message. I would rather have it the other way around: My producer ...
I am trying to set up pub-sub between 1 publisher and multiple subscribers using Rhino Service Bus. However, all I ever seem to get is competing consumers (where messges are distributed between 1 consumer or the other, but not sent to both). My current publisher configuration looks like this (Note: I'm using the new OnewayRhinoServiceB...
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. ...
Trying to figure out the best way to easily connect a bunch of client machines running WCF service to a LAMP server on a wide area network.... Currently just set up set up each client with DynDNS, and port forwarding at the router... Absolutely not the best situation for deployment. Ideally would like to have a simple program they run ...
I've setup things in a pretty similar way to the blog posts about it but I'm getting an error when at start up about one of the queues. The msmq://localhost/colin_console_queue doesn't get created automatically by my program. I'm fairly sure I'm just not doing something right but I don't know what I've omitted. I did discover an 'Disa...
I'm working with an application, and I am able to make C# scripts to run in this environment. I can import DLLs of any kind into this environment. My problem is that I'd like to enable communication between these scripts. As the environment is controlled and I have no access to the source code of the application, I'm at a loss as to how ...
Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), .NET Service Bus, NServiceBus, RhinoServiceBus, MassTransit and so on. I'm trying to understand what each of these technologies have in common or not in common. I attended Juval Löwy's presentation on the .NET Service Bus earlier today and he stated that the .NET Service Bus could be used as a poor man's v...