February 01, 1999 07:01 PM

MSMQ to the Rescue

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Increase the reliability of distributed applications
Imagine you are a Windows NT systems administrator who is responsible for ensuring the continued functionality of a Web application running on a Web server. Suppose the application lets customers browse and purchase products. The application must gather product information from a products database and save customer orders in an orders database on a separate database server. As customers select products, the application writes orders to a back-end database so the order-fulfillment department can process the orders.

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But what do I put in the flippin' MSMQ Site Controller field?
What IS that? How do I find the right one so I can finish the PWS installation (98) and try it?

Zed Zordaan 3/4/2004 9:15:40 PM


From what I can see, MSMQ makes the *developer* a hero to both users and platform admins by making platform and network faults less obtrusive. I've never understood why Microsoft has aggrandized the wire and box guys so much.

Bob Riemersma 9/13/2003 12:28:21 PM


Hi
I am adding some message into MSMQ Private queue after setting the queue size(say 4 kb). Messages are missing in QUEUE while adding the message(exceeds it size), even though MSMQ accepts to add the message, where it stores the accepted messages after the size exceeds?

Gopinath s 6/28/2002 4:52:26 AM


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