February 10, 2005
@ 10:55 PM

Bruce Williams illustrates how to turn my very simple “Hello World” Indigo sample into a queued service by changing the transport binding from HTTP to MSMQ (I think that’s radically cool). Now, the next step is to illustrate a Duplex conversation to get the response back to the caller. If Bruce or someone else isn’t going to beat me to it, I’ll show that once I get home from Warsaw tomorrow night. [Ah, by the way: Bruce! No need to “Mr.” me ;-)]

Categories: Indigo

Friday, February 11, 2005 5:04:23 PM UTC
Well, since you asked so nicely, here goes :-)
Friday, February 11, 2005 7:30:38 PM UTC
The integration of MSMQ is nice, true. But, honestly, I had hoped (and sort of expected) that queuing would be supported with the WS-* stack as well... I am not an expert on the WS-* protocolls, but as far as I can tell WS-ReliableMessaging is all that is need on the protocoll side. The fact that Indigo doesn't have queue support with messaging over http seems to be just a feature lack in Microsoft's stack, i.e. it is imaginable that other vendors provide frameworks that support queues that will interop with Indigo. Is that correct? Do you have an opinion about the lack of queue support for the interop scenario?
David
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