Tyler, The "test" directory can be run with the distributor. Here are the point-by-point responses: 1. Yes - though you can co-host the distributor if...
Understood, however how can you set up multiple distributors if you're using transactional queues? Without support for remote transactional read wouldn't the...
Has anyone considered using XMPP as a transport for NSB? You wouldn't get durability out of the box, but at least you could get internet- enabled pub/sub...
So far I haven't seen a good web services based pub/sub system for .NET, and I'm loathe to build one myself. Is there such a thing, or am I missing some ...
Stuff Clemens is working on at Biztalk.net does this fairly transparently. I'm working on something similar though it's a spare time project for me. Basic pub...
Thanks for the info. Mostly I'm just curious if anyone has any opinion on XMPP as a transport protocol, particularly if it has any fatal flaws - I'm sort of...
You could use twitter or msn messenger or any number of IM providers to do this type of thing, but just because you can doesn't mean you should. My hesitation...
Good points. You would not use twitter or MSN providers of course because they are proprietary services, not protocols. Actually, Twitter exposes an XMPP API....
Yes, but tooling includes more than just the tooling for the code you are writing. When you need to integrate with other systems are they going to have...
That is one of the things that attracted me to look at the XMPP protocol in the first place, actually - there are good XMPP client libraries for almost every...
I was thinking in terms of integration with something like Biztalk or Dynamics that has built-in support for web service integration. I haven't seen those...
Distributors are infrastructure - they don't publish anything dealing with application logic, they forward messages from one logical queue to many workers. I...
A clustered MSMQ is still viewed as a single queue. -- Udi Dahan - The Software Simplist From: nservicebus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:nservicebus@yahoogroups.com]...
Durable subscriptions are practically a necessity for any robust pub/sub infrastructure. Otherwise, publisher restarts will stop subscribers from receiving...
Thanks, Udi - that was my understanding, after a sleepless night. My scenario is this: I have several web servers, which need to publish many message types. ...
I'm not sure that actually answers my question. If I have machine A which has a queue on it how can I have a distributor for that queue on any other machine...
Ah, OK. You're supporting the approach I said I wasn't entirely satisified with - clustering - where the queue and distributor are hosted in a logical group...
I think you're using the term "publish" a little loosely. Here's my understanding: The files modified by your front end boxes don't actually sit there, but on ...
Thank you Udi and Symon. I'm sure I'll have more questions as I delve more into the distributor, but for now I have a pretty good picture. It's clear that I...
I am trying to get the Server sample running and I noticed that it is attempting to work with a table called "Subscriptions" - the server reports an exception....
Figures...it *had* to be an easy solution! :) Thanks! ... [mailto:nservicebus@yahoogroups.com] On ... is ... Subscriptions ... table ... script ... 09/10/2008...
I'm just getting to know nServiceBus and wanted to try to use it with sqlite as opposed to Msft SQL Server or Sql Express. I had to make a couple of changes...
Erik,If you want to use NSB on EC2, I strongly suggest dropping the SQLite bandend and creating a SQS transport instead. On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 8:12 PM, Erik...
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Yes, SQS would be interesting to implement once nServiceBus is runing on EC2. Would have a high cool factor, too! Erik ... SQLite ... nServiceBus ... good ... ...
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