MSDN Webcast: Introducing Service Broker in SQL Server 2005—Level 200  

The Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 Service Broker allows developers to build reliable, scalable, asynchronous, queued database applications. When combined with the CLR and XML features, this makes SQL Server 2005 a great platform for building the next generation of business applications. The major features of the Service Broker include: queues as database objects; data integrity for queued messages; activation of processing logic triggered by message arrival; and reliable, transactional delivery of messages between SQL Server instances. This webcast will look at scenarios for Service Broker applications, introduce the Service Broker feature set and show how Service broker fits with the other Microsoft® messaging solutions.

Presenter: Roger Wolter, Group Program Manager, Microsoft Corporation

Roger Wolter has 27 years of experience in various aspects of the computer industry including jobs at Unisys, Infospan, Fourth Shift, and the last five years as a Program Manager at Microsoft.  His projects at Microsoft include SQLXML, the Soap Toolkit, and the Microsoft SQL Server Service Broker.  His interest in the Service Broker was sparked by a messaging-based manufacturing system he worked on previously. Roger is currently splitting his time between the Service Broker and the XML projects in “Yukon”.

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