INFO: MSMQ Does Not Implement Broadcast Type ServicesLast reviewed: January 28, 1998Article ID: Q173318 |
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SUMMARYMicrosoft Message Queue Server (MSMQ) does not implement any broadcast or multicast services. That is, you cannot send a single message that will be placed in multiple queues on a MSMQ-connected network or MSMQ enterprise. Functionality such as this is desirable for creating publish-subscribe distribution systems.
MORE INFORMATIONCurrently, to have copies of a message sent to multiple queues, an application needs to either place the message directly in the inbound queue of the destination client, or the clients must read the message from a central distribution queue. MSMQ allows a non-destructive read from a queue. That is, a copy of a message can be read from a queue without the message itself being removed from the queue. An application can take advantage of this behavior to implement the central queue distribution method. Multicast functionality is being considered for a future release of MSMQ.
REFERENCESFor more information, visit the Web sites at: Keywords : kbusage MQGen MQProg MQQueue kbfaq Version : WINDOWS NT:1.0 Platform : winnt Issue type : kbinfo |
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