And I've started digging into MT and NSB and I like what I see very much. Ideally, setting up distributed events and async messaging in WCF would be as simple...
Inline: Hi, First, the appropriate qualification that I am really enjoying nServiceBus. Udi, you are a knowledgeable, gracious, and humble host. <blush/> ...
BTW, I found the MT discussion group - I think I must have had my eyes shut. I might have expected Google Groups to have the group on the main navigation...
I have no interest in selling Neuron anymore but the following is inaccurate: ... Neuron does NOT require or DEPEND on BizTalk in ANY WAY. It is 100% ...
You can go watch Hibernating Rhino #8, I show there how to get something similar to NSB in about 1.5 hour on top of WCF....
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Excellent, thanks for the reply. I'm hoping to get a demo of Neuron set up in the near future (my development manager is on holiday at the moment). I'd read...
Excellent, thanks. Looks like my morning is booked up now :) ... important. ... <nservicebus%40yahoogroups.com>, Chris ... type of ... would ... that's a ... ...
Udi, you wrote that it's a common scenario to have a subscriber that also publishes, on two separate buses. However, using the PubSub sample (and the scenario...
Thanks Udi. This was helpful. My interpretation is that there would be a fairly small benefit to swapping out the native MSMQ implementation NSB currently uses...
Thanks! And I agree that there are situations where message-based error handling is useful. ... publishing a ... [mailto:nservicebus@yahoogroups.com] On ... ...
In my mind, the key part of WCF that would be useful is communication with heterogenous systems. The power is being able to talk to a bunch of different...
I agree, but I think last time we talked about this Udi mentioned he preferred building an anti-corruption layer to handling integration in the ESB....
There are no drawback to using one bus to both send and receive. Once you start looking into scaling a business service, one of the things you might consider...
That could be but we always looked as an ESB as a convergence of messaging + MOM + EAI + EDA Seeking Development & Consulting Opportunities Sam Gentile ...
I'm having trouble getting NSB to work under a windows service. Basically, the "CompletionMessage" is sent to the input queue and then it just sits there. It...
What about requests that do not require reliable messaging? For example a request to a service that only queries the database but does not change it. How can...
First off, there is a reason that it is 4 MB: http://blogs.msdn.com/johnbreakwell/archive/2007/08/22/why-is-there-a-4mb-limit-on-msmq-messages.aspx Many people...
Take a look at: <http://www.udidahan.com/2008/08/11/command-query-separation-and-soa/> www.udidahan.com/2008/08/11/command-query-separation-and-soa/ You don't...
The reason we don't do regular thread pool work is that the throughput of an endpoint often achieves a global maximum at a number of threads less than the...
If you do that then you risk losing message ordering in failure scenarios - as does WCF. You also don't actually throttle the message processing, which is what...
I've wondered lately what's the big deal about losing order? Can you explain that one? Suppose I have a request A and B that come through. B requires A to...
There is also the fact that if you have multiple threads pulling can you really gaurentee order in the first place, since thread 2 could pull B second but...
... explain that one? Talk to Christian Weyer - he's been feeling this pain with one of his financial clients. When you run nServiceBus with one worker thread,...
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