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Default asynchronous messaging in .Net

Hi All,


I am trying to build an framework that integrates
different applications with our ASP.net web application. For example i am trying to build an event model so in a certain event a message is sent over the messagechannel and communicates with other applications.

This design pattern, called 'asynchonous messaging' , describes the process of different applications sending asynchronous messages to different applications which are connected to a messagechannel.

My question is which objects in .Net are handy to use for this purpose and even better where can i find some codesamples that implements this problem?
Thanks for any feedback!

Ch. Jim

cheers Jim






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