How much efficient is the Windows Message Queue for high speed and high data
traffic comunication between process?

Which is the recommend limit of send message per second?

What happen if I send a message to the queue and the reader process is down?
the message will wait to be read.... for ever? for a period of time?

Thanks a lot guys

AA

Re: MessageQueue by Alvin

Alvin
Fri Jun 11 20:10:09 CDT 2004

Remoting is as fast as you can get. I believe it is an even spread between
webservices and msnq. That's debatable though. Message queue brings other
options to the table like delivery guarantees, redundancy and managability.

> Which is the recommend limit of send message per second?
there's *no recommended limit. However, a stream of large messages in a
short space of time would likely choke the network.

> What happen if I send a message to the queue and the reader process is
> down?
> the message will wait to be read.... for ever? for a period of time?
Message redundancy is built in and configurable.

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> How much efficient is the Windows Message Queue for high speed and high
> data
> traffic comunication between process?
>
> Which is the recommend limit of send message per second?
>
> What happen if I send a message to the queue and the reader process is
> down?
> the message will wait to be read.... for ever? for a period of time?
>
> Thanks a lot guys
>
> AA
>
>