There isn't much activity in this newsgroup, so it begs to question if
anyone know the future support of Service Broker.
I know it's supported in SQL 2008, but what about after that?  Is it going
to become obsolete in preference of WCF like the http endpoint

I'm working with services in separate dbs on the same SQL2005 instance.
When trying to send a message from one service to the other, it fails with a
security context error (916).
The context of the user in the originating db is a dbo.  What is the minimum

I've build a simple procedure which send create new dialog if it not exist
and if so using current dialog.
when i run it as dbo i have no problem to read data from
conversation_endpoints. but when i read data from non dbo user it return no

I've installed service broker in one of my sites
IT falt down as result of pages lock. Do i need it for service broker and
what it is?

I am trying to get a sample service broker interaction working. I have
followed the steps described in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb839483.aspx.
The initiator and the target are on different machines. When I send
the message, SQL server says "Command(s) completed ...