I’ve just been chatting with a Microsoft MVP, and he told me that MSMQ is obsolete. Is this true? What’s the infrastructure for SOA then???
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I’ve just been chatting with a Microsoft MVP, and he told me that MSMQ is obsolete. Is this true? What’s the infrastructure for SOA then???
Well, they released a new version (4.0) with Vista, and it’s an explicitly available channel in WCF, out of the box, so I’d say no.
I’ve built new services based on it in the last six months, and there’s no official MS documentation I’m aware of that says it’s going away.
If you need reliable messaging, there aren’t many good options. If you’re already deep in database land, Service Broker may make sense, but otherwise… MSMQ