MSMQ and WCF - hands-on lab now available
Back in November, I mentioned that the Hands-On Lab would be available at the end of 2007. Well, it's only a month late :-)
So if you are intersted in "SOA'izing MSMQ with WCF (and Why It's Worth It)"
Microsoft Message Queuing’s (MSMQ) integration with the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is extremely powerful. It enables MSMQ developers to write fault-tolerant, service-oriented applications and provides a robust extensibility model developers can use to improve any system’s capabilities – including MSMQ’s. During this lab you’ll convert a System.Messaging application into a WCF Queuing application, enable that application to overcome MSMQ’s 4mb message size limitation, and integrate it seamlessly with existing MSMQ applications.
then the Hands-On Lab is now available from MSDN’s Code Gallery website. If you don't know, Code Gallery is a new site MSDN built to provide a home for samples that don’t quite fit on a blog but are not substantial enough to make a full project out of.
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/msmqpluswcf
In addition to the Visual Studio solution file and the documentation we provided at TechEd, Justin has also provided a video overview that walks you through the lab (for those not particularly inclined to read long documents).
Any feedback gratefully appreciated.
