SANCHIT SHARMA
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I read about message queing. But still having doubts about it. The Help defines the thing as follows
"Microsoft Windows Message Queuing makes it easy for application developers to communicate with application programs quickly and reliably by sending and receiving messages. Messaging provides you with guaranteed message delivery and a robust, fail-safe way to carry out many of your business processes. For example, suppose you have a retail point-of-sale application that must run 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If the database system behind the application goes down your sales staff might need to start taking orders manually. Using Message Queuing, you can set up the system so that the orders that cannot be processed during the downtime are automatically put into a queue and processed as soon as the database comes back up. "
While commiting any transaction, I want to send information as a packet to be doubly sure that it has been transferred to the server.
Example : I made some changes in data and fires an update commant to post it to the database. Is thier any possibility of it getting dropped. Does Message Queing confrims the sure delivery of it.if it is sent as a packet.
The example explanation provided by MSDN is a great confusion..
If some one is having live demo application routine for it please help me to understand the concept in toto.
Regards
"Microsoft Windows Message Queuing makes it easy for application developers to communicate with application programs quickly and reliably by sending and receiving messages. Messaging provides you with guaranteed message delivery and a robust, fail-safe way to carry out many of your business processes. For example, suppose you have a retail point-of-sale application that must run 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If the database system behind the application goes down your sales staff might need to start taking orders manually. Using Message Queuing, you can set up the system so that the orders that cannot be processed during the downtime are automatically put into a queue and processed as soon as the database comes back up. "
While commiting any transaction, I want to send information as a packet to be doubly sure that it has been transferred to the server.
Example : I made some changes in data and fires an update commant to post it to the database. Is thier any possibility of it getting dropped. Does Message Queing confrims the sure delivery of it.if it is sent as a packet.
The example explanation provided by MSDN is a great confusion..
If some one is having live demo application routine for it please help me to understand the concept in toto.
Regards
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