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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / Service Broker / May 2007

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rcairflyer@hotmail.com - 14 May 2007 21:29 GMT
I have a datapush scenario using separate servers.  The hello world
examples (same server, same database), do not cover the situation.

When you have endpoints on separate servers, do you create the same
message types, contracts, queues, services in each database?  I kind
of expect that you only have to create "half" of each service in each
database.
I have Roger Wolter's book, but can't get the chapter 10 sample code
to receive successfully.  In what order do you run the sample code
files?

My data push scenario is bidirectional, would you prefer to creating
everything symmetrically or message, contracts, queues that are
specific to each direction?

Thanks,
Bill
Niels Berglund - 14 May 2007 23:54 GMT
> When you have endpoints on separate servers, do you create the same
> message types, contracts, queues, services in each database?  I kind
> of expect that you only have to create "half" of each service in each
> database.

The message types and contracts should be the same on both sides, queues
and services probably have different names.

Niels
 
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