Microsoft® Visual J#™ .NET (Core Reference)

Summary

In this chapter, you learned how to use message queues to build distributed applications. We covered the architecture of Message Queuing 3.0, how to create queues, and how to implement security. You also learned how to write J# programs that connect to a queue, post a message, receive a message, and reply using a response queue. You saw how to employ the asynchronous programming model and exploit events and threads to maximize throughput when you wait for messages to appear on a queue. Finally, you learned techniques such as how to use disconnected queues for applications that are only periodically attached to a network.