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  • Creating a Plugin Architecture for WSMQ and Dynamic AppDomains in ASP.NET

    I’m finally done with the code for WSMQ Beta 2! Whew! If you’re not familiar with WSMQ, it’s a simple, open queue application with a WSE 2.0 endpoint that is easy to manage, deploy and scale. This latest versoin represents a huge refactoring effort from the Beta 1 version. I’ve also added a bunch of...
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  • Web-Based Instant Messenger with ASP.NET, Remote Scripting and WSMQ

    A few weeks ago, an article appeared on O'Rielly that showed an example chat application that utilized Amazon's Simple Queue service to store chat messages. IMO, using a middle-ware Queuing system over a Web Service is a great idea (which was the motivation for me creating www.wsmq.com ), and...

  • Good O'Reilly Article on Web Service Queuing

    From Fun With Amazon's Simple Queue Service : “I tried to think "out of the box" for my sample SQS application. Why not a chat application? It makes perfect sense, or no sense at all, depending on your perspective.“ This is really cool! Yes, even though the Amazon service technically competes...
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  • Announcing: WSMQ Hosted Beta Program

    I'm pleased to announce a new hosted version of WSMQ (Web Service Message Queue). We've completely re-written the majority of the back-end queuing system. The most notable change to the architecture is the ability to store queues in SQL Server as well as in XML. We've also added optional encryption,...
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  • WSMQ Workspace Closing

    I've been really frustrated with the GotDotNet workspaces . They've been down, AFAIK since last Thursday. For the WSMQ project, this couldn't have happened at a worse time, since Yahoo just launched a similar product last week. Really, I've been frustrated with the reliability since I've started working...
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  • New Message Queuing Service from Amazon

    Wow! From TheServerSide.NET a message queuing service was just launched in beta form at Amazon. This is great news! I've always thought that message queuing over Web Services is a great idea. A few months ago, I created a product that allows you to do the same thing by downloading WSMQ , and running...
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  • WSMQ 1.2 Release

    I just uploaded the latest version of WSMQ (1.2). Included in this release is Journal Queue archiving functionality, and the ability to manually queue messages through the Web Manager. Thanks again to Josh Pollard who has been working on this every day with me. This open source thing is pretty fun! Speaking...
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  • Why WSMQ?

    I got this email today from someone: Subject: Why WSMQ over MSMQ What would cause a person to choose one over the other? First, WSMQ is not really a comparable application, so it's not really a substitute for MSMQ .. For one thing MSMQ is a highly performant, robust, scalable enterprise-grade application...
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  • WSMQ 1.1 Released

    Today, I released a setup project for WSMQ 1.1. You can download it from the GotDotNet workspace here . WSMQ is a simple service-oriented message queuing application with a Web Service endpoint. The most significant change with this release was a much needed administration interface. You can now add...
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  • WSMQ - Creating Queues, Queuing and Receiving Messages

    For an introduction to WSMQ, see my blog category here . To use WSMQ from a .NET app, you'll need to install WSE 2.0, as WSMQ uses WSE Authentication for security. Get a copy from Microsoft here . So, how do you create a Queue using WSMQ? The easiest way is through code. Add a reference to the WSMQ Service...
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  • WSMQ Installation and Setup

    For an introduction to WSMQ, see my blog category here . Get a copy of the WSMQ Installer at http://workspaces.gotdotnet.com/wsmq Run the installer You should now be able to navigate to http://localhost/WSMQ/ and see the service description Queues are serialized to the “Queues” directory...
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  • Announcing: WSMQ and XMLQ

    OBSOLETE CONTENT The author of this post has determined that this content is obsolete. Use at your own risk! Blog posts are a point-in-time snapshot of the blogger's thinking and should not be assumed to represent this blogger's current opinions. This post was left up for historical purposes. I've created...
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