In Management Studio under the Service Broker folder in the database you'll see Routes, Queues, Services, etc. There you should be able to see how I'm deriving the uri. In Service Broker those three things are essentially what makes everything work. The service is the endpoint pointing to a queue, the routes are how a particular service is routed. I use a uri based naming convention for the services because by default Service Broker cannot understand how to route services it is initially unaware of. This enables an easy hook to create new routes automatically going to the proper endpoint. Service Broker can be load balanced, but my initial effort is to support failover (with clustering) as the primary goal. Then if I find it is necessary to support load balancing I will do so.
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