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I've created two GotDotNet workspaces WSMQ, and XMLQ.
Web Service Message Queue (WSMQ)
WSMQ is a simple message queuing application that supports queuing messages via a loosely coupled web service. It's underlying implementation uses something called XMLQ, which I've set up as a separate Workspace, since it can be used directly from within an application, such as a Windows service, Win forms or Web Forms app...
XML Message Queue (XMLQ)
XMLQ is a simple message queue that lets you queue messages, which are serialized to disk using XML. XMLQ currently supports the following features: Public Queues, Dynamic Queue Creation, Dead-Letter and Journal Queues.
There's a lot of work to be done on both projects, including: Support for transactions, binary serialized messages, private queues, but basic public queues seem to be working pretty well.
All are welcome, just send me a request!
-Brendan
Posted
Thu, Aug 12 2004 8:36 AM
by
Brendan Tompkins