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Using Microsoft Message Queues
This project uses threads to simulate server components and client components. The idea behind this is to demonstrate the use of message queue from a client(s) component sending multiple messages (requests) to a pool of server component(s). The server component(s) will listen to the queue until a new client request is received. Upon arrival of the client request, the receiving server component will service the client request by displaying the received message in a list box. In this way, mult
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Serialize C# Structs To Message Queues
Message Queue functionality has been around for quite awhile and is a highly scalable way to managing queued data requests between disconnected applications. There are a variety of uses for Message Queuing. Today, I'll provide you with the nuts and bolds of managing messages to and from the queue and leave the complexities of a custom app to you. With Microsoft .NET, we can serialize a struct and store it's values inside each message. When the message is sent via the .Send() method, the stru
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Integrate Message Queue With Excel, XML and ADO.NET
The following article demonstrates how to use Message Queues, XML, Excel, and ADO.NET to create a browser based outbound call center type application in .NET (without predictive dialing and telephony of course). This is really a part II discussion from a previous article entitled Serialize C# Structs To Message Queues which showed the basics of serializing objects to and from message queues. In that article, I described the ability to use message queues for a small-scale call center type appli
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