Why Write a .NET API For RabbitMQ?

Wed, 14 Sep 2011 16:55:15 GMT

Here is an interesting article discussing messaging protocols and how one developer is using the MVC to create a newer and more powerful API. One question I've been asked quite a lot, is 'why?'. Why am I building a .NET API when one is already available; the C# AMQP client from RabbitHQ? Think of AMQP as the HTTP of messaging. It's a relatively low-level protocol. You typically wouldn't build a web application directly against a low-level HTTP API such as System.Net.WebRequest, instead you would use a higher level toolkit such as WCF or ASP.NET MVC. Think of EasyNetQ as the ASP.NET MVC of AMQP.

Active Directory and lastlogontimestamp

Thu, 02 Mar 2006 01:17:00 GMT

How to retrieve all of the enabled Machines accounts from Active Directory and the date/time they last logged in. This article covers issues encountered.

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Why Write a .NET API For RabbitMQ?

Active Directory and lastlogontimestamp