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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Alvin Bruney
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"AA" <aa@personal.net.py> wrote in message
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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
>
>