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> ADVANCED-DOTNET@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM> > When you send the message, you set up
> the response queue and later on the> sender s
Thanks Eddie. I havent worked much on response related queues, so it was a new
bit to me.
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If you are looking for matching a response to a request, im really not sure
if you can do it wi
If you are looking for matching a response to a request, im really not sure if
you can do it without designing the sender of the request to send a unique id
per message and, making the sender of the response to send it back in the
response. Experts, please correct me if im wrong.
Thanks,
Ra
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] MSMQ Return Messages
Hi,
I am writing a component that interacts with MSMQ. The problem with this
application is that we send messages and receiv
Hi,
I am writing a component that interacts with MSMQ. The problem with this
application is that we send messages and receive messages via MSMQ, that is the
message will have a response. I want to do this asynchronously. I know I can
marry up messages using the CorrelationId but am really
