SQL Server Service Broker Examples

Jul 17, 2005

Recently there has been questions on some of the newsgroups about examples for SQL Server Service Broker. So, yesterday on a flight back to England I crofted up three different SQL Server projects as examples: LocalSampleRemoteSampleServer1RemoteSampleServer2
All three examples are jus your very basic €œHello World€? example, but they show: LocalSample €“ communication between two databases on the same SQL server instance. MasterKeys in a database and the database being TrustWorthyRemoteSampleServerX €“ These two samples are meant to run on two different machines/instances and in the samples you set up both transport security and dialog security by using Certificates.
Download the zip file from here [0], unzip and read the README.txt file, and €“ Have Fun!!
[0] : http://staff.develop.com/nielsb/code/servicebrokerexamples.zip
 

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