It's a pretty bold admission because customers "not caring about the underlying platform" means windows won't be the infection vector for all that other MS software. Maybe they're getting ready for a future when there are hordes of iOS and android devices out there. They have to do something to get people using their libraries and other software. I don't think anyone really believes that windows mobile or whatever mobile OS microsoft tries next will take over the market like back in the wintel days.
I may be working on just such a beast. Basically, it's a server that hangs on a socket. Clients connect and optionally identify themselves. A client can send a message, via the server, to any client which has identified itself. A client can query the server for info. A client can ask to snoop on one or more other clients or to receive all messages of a certain type, or all messages.
It's a pretty bold admission because customers "not caring about the underlying platform" means windows won't be the infection vector for all that other MS software. Maybe they're getting ready for a future when there are hordes of iOS and android devices out there. They have to do something to get people using their libraries and other software. I don't think anyone really believes that windows mobile or whatever mobile OS microsoft tries next will take over the market like back in the wintel days.
Oops, forgot the url.e .html
http://www.openldap.org/software/release/licens
I like the OpenLDAP license. It protects you, it
protects your code, it mixes well with licensed
source.
I may be working on just such a beast. Basically,
it's a server that hangs on a socket. Clients
connect and optionally identify themselves. A
client can send a message, via the server, to
any client which has identified itself. A client
can query the server for info. A client can
ask to snoop on one or more other clients or to
receive all messages of a certain type, or all
messages.
Is this what you mean by a message queue?