I have a doubt regarding .net messaging & its compatibility with other open protocols out there. I would like to know if .net messaging API capable of working with STOMP protocol? How do i make use of this protocol? is there any specific library out there I need to use?
thanks for sharing your experience and ideas.
The MSDN states: "Message Queuing (MSMQ) technology enables applications running at different times to communicate across heterogeneous networks and systems that may be temporarily offline. Applications send messages to queues and read messages from queues."
A message class is a SAP entity used to hold different single text messages that are used, as needed, to communicate information, warnings or errors to users in different SAP objects (like programs, function modules, exits and enhancements) throughout the SAP system.
Microsoft includes the Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) product in their server operating systems to provide the queueing infrastructure for applications to create and manipulate queues in addition to sending to and receiving messages from those queues. The Services Framework provides a namespace, System.
If your goal is to send messages from a .NET language, consider leveraging the Apache ActiveMQ NMS library for .NET. They claim to use a single API to connect to multiple different providers.
Currently, the following providers are available:
Their site linked above has the downloads, and links to articles on how to get started on the common messaging scenarios.
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