A distributed system has many networked components, and each of them interact by passing messages to each other. In my current project implementation, one such problem i had to solve was passing few xml messages from an Oracle database hosted on one part of the globe to a Web API (.NET) based REST service hosted… Continue reading Calling Web API REST based Services from Oracle
Create a project of type ASP.NET Web application and select the template type as Web API. If you are just creating RESTful Services, only three folders are of use to us. Rest can be deleted.We need Controllers to receive and process the request and App_Start where we will define some of our configuration. The… Continue reading Getting Started With ASP.NET Web API 2
Performance is a primary focus area for many enterprise applications. While there are numerous articles & information available on how to improve performance, here are the quick list of pointers which one should consider for performance tuning (based out of my experience) . Stored procedures are always more performance oriented than the inline queries since these are… Continue reading SQL Server query performance tuning
I am sure if you are using WCF with MSMQ and hosting it on IIS (Follow this to Setup MSMQ with WCF using Net.Msmq binding), you would have faced the issue of services getting deactivated as soon as app pool is recycled or the service is idle for long. This is due to WAS process getting… Continue reading How to resolve MSMQ WCF issue for service deactivation
Transactional Queues Overview In my earlier blog Setup MSMQ with WCF using Net.Msmq binding, we have learnt to setup non-transactional queues and process the queue messages with WCF Net.Msmq binding. Non-transactional queues are volatile queues and if (god forbid!) the queue manager crashes, all your messages are gone. Now, i am sure you would not want… Continue reading Poison and Retry message handling with MSMQ using WCF Net.Msmq binding
MSMQ with WCF implementation
ASP.NET, C#, SQL SERVER 