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DOTNETMQ #2491

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Hasan created

Hello Team

Have we integerated with DOTNETMQ ?

I would like to call from ASP.net ZERO WEBSERVICE DIRECTLY FROM THE CLIENT SIDE ?

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    ismcagdas created
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    Hi Hasan,

    DOTNETMQ is not integrated. I couldn't understand your case very well, can you explain it a bit more detailed ?

    Thanks.

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    Hasan created

    I have two applications called DinePlan and DineConnect

    DINEPLAN - AN WPF APPLICATION RUNS ON THE CLIENT SIDE.

    DINECONNECT - ASP.NET ZERO APPLICATION HOSTED ON THE SERVER

    I want to transmit DATA FROM DINEPLAN to DINECONNECT. Currently, I am communicating via DINECONNECT API in a BACKGROUND THREAD.

    At a TIME, there are more than 100 DINEPLAN will be communicating via DINECONNECT. When there is no internet, i am missing the details from DINEPLAN to DINECONNECT and i have to re-initiate again and it is pain.

    I would like to SIMPLIFY via a MESSAGE BROKER.

    How we can get use of DOTNETMQ ?

    Hope this is clear.

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    Hasan created

    Any update on this ?

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    hikalkan created
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    Hi Hasan,

    A message broken can be a good for your case. However, DotNetMQ is a very old project and not maintained any more. And also it's not related to AspNet Zero. I suggest you to use some another MQ like RabbitMQ. There is nothing here special to AspNet Zero, you can use it as you are using in any application.

    Have a nice day.

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    Hasan created

    Thanks for the reply

    Sorry to bother you again. Here is your statement about RABBITMQ

    RabbitMQ (<a class="postlink" href="http://www.rabbitmq.com">http://www.rabbitmq.com</a>): It is developed using the Erlang programming platform (that is developed by Ericsson). You need to install Erlang first. I spent a lot of time to install, configure, and write a sample application. It has a .NET client but I got many errors when trying to develop and run a simple application. It was very hard to install and to make two rabbitMQ Brokers work together on two different servers. After a few days, I gave up because I thought it must not be that hard to learn and to start developing applications.

    IS IT STILL SAME OR I CAN USE DOTNETMQ ?

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    ismcagdas created
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    Hi Hasan,

    Halil's last answer is valid. You can use RabbitMQ (or any other MQ library) since it's an active project at the moment.

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