Service Bus Topics And Queues
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Windows Azure Service Bus Topics and Queues - Patterns, Recipes, and Guidance
This session is a followup to the Service Bus session that Clemens Vasters did at the build conference:
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/BUILD/BUILD2011/SAC-862T
In this talk Clemens will discuss various patterns of usage for Service Bus Queues and Topics.
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The Powerpoint deck for this presentation is here:
https://skydrive.live.com/#!/view.aspx?cid=123CCD2A7AB10107&resid=123CCD2A7AB10107%211850
This is a really awesome video, I have a question.
In the message corelation example, the messages are reterived by setting up thread. Do you have any plans to build the call back functionality in the queue itself where the sender or reciever queue calls a function (may be WCF) once it receives a message? That way we can get benefit of both Pull and Push mechenisms.
Excellent presentation!!! Is the ASP Correlation example available for download please.
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