This depends how much work you want to put into it and how robust you want
our queue.
if you dont care that the queue goes away when the worker process for your
web app shuts down, then you can do it all in your asp.net code and not have
to use an external queue.
if you dont want to deal with msmq,
The events will be shared amongst a group of browsers.
I'm under the impression that MSMQ is a decent bit of infrastructure
to install and runs it's backend on sql server. Are there any
lightweight data structures that will allow the same functionality?
-Mark
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 11:19 AM, B
> I am programming an AJAX based app, and I need to create a server-side
> event queue. Each browser will be polling the server for new events
> and passing the last EventID that it has received. I need a data
> structure that can be queried for any eventid greater than the one
> being supplied b
All,
I am programming an AJAX based app, and I need to create a server-side
event queue. Each browser will be polling the server for new events
and passing the last EventID that it has received. I need a data
structure that can be queried for any eventid greater than the one
being supplied by th
