I like the idea of deployable projects. If you took a zone to the next step where it would acually live in a separate config that you could deploy, start and stop independently of other 'zones' it would make SCM, team development and deployment much easier.
I second this. A config that I can check in with a solution that only contains topics/parties/pipelines that are applicable to that solution would be great. If, after deployment, they can be started/stopped independently would be great but allowing Neuron to "merge" in the config would be fine too.
I second this one. It would also be great to extend the API to allow the complete set of administration tasks to be completed. This will help with deployment and auto registration scenareos.
I definitely vote for the ideas from Kris and Ryan about deployable solutions. Somehow to export the relevant parts for the solution from the development/test config into a package that can be imported into the config at next stage (qa/prod whatever).
Also I'd like to see the Service Engine be released. The betas looked interesting but of course it has to be stable for release.
And then stay focused on how Neuron fits into the MS stack with Oslo, Dublin etc.
I have an issue with sending messages to a Client Connector from a C# test app. The main issue is that i never receive a response from Neuron and the Connection Times out. I'm using the sample code from the Scatter-Gather Pattern sample included in the documentation If anybody has any hints on what i'm missing, it would be appreciated.static class Utility {const string _propName = "NeuronServiceList";const string _ns = "urn:xmlns:neuronesb-com:soapheaders";const string _msg = @"…See More
I have been trying to work out how to configure MSMQ for high availaibility. I think that I need to use Zones, & Deployment Groups to configure the server deployment. But I am unsure how I would go about this and what the perfromance impacts are. So let me give you the scenario that I am looking at and you can then point me in teh direction of resources that I need to be able to resolve it. I have 3 High throughput topics that need reliable messaging Service1Service2Service3 Each of these…See More
Hi Guys, I need more documentation/info on how pipelines work. It appears that a context is the message that is passing though the pipeline. I want to use a code step to generate a new message to that will be passed to a service step. But I can not find any detail on how to use the context object. Regards, AlistairSee More