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  • 2009年7月2日 20:47Allen G Jones ユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダル
     
    I thought I remembered reading somehwere that the intent was to allow for the composition of queues and routers so I could for example have n routers subscribed to a single source router. Allowing for content to automatically flow along the chain of subscribed routers. However I can't see anything that would allow me to do this. Is this possible? Is there an example? Or is this part of the now removed workklow service. Or have I imagined the whole thing? I am currently working on a system where I would very much like to use this capability if it is available.
    SmithBayes

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  • 2009年7月3日 6:25Yi-Lun LuoMSFT, モデレータユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダル
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    Hello, have a look at the SoapRouter sample under %SDK Root%\Samples\ServiceBus\ExploringFeatures\Routers\SoapRouter. The RouterSubscriber project will tell you how to use the SubscribeToRouter method.
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  • 2009年7月2日 21:07Allen G Jones ユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダル
     
    OK,

    I take some of that back. The RouterClient.SubscribeToRouter seems to be an obvious candidate for doing what I want. Are there examples of this being used anywhere?

    Allen

    SmithBayes
  • 2009年7月3日 6:25Yi-Lun LuoMSFT, モデレータユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダルユーザーのメダル
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    Hello, have a look at the SoapRouter sample under %SDK Root%\Samples\ServiceBus\ExploringFeatures\Routers\SoapRouter. The RouterSubscriber project will tell you how to use the SubscribeToRouter method.
    Lante, shanaolanxing This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.