Chapter 8. Asynchronous Interoperability, Part 1: Introduction and MSMQ
At the end of Chapter 7, you saw an example of how a Data Access Object (DAO) class in Java can send a message to a DAO class in .NET to indicate that an operation on the database has been completed. In the sample, this message notified the .NET application to refresh the display in order to show the new record that had been added.
This type of communication and all the samples shown in Part II of the book, depict types of calls between the .NET and Java platforms that are synchronous in nature. This means that the calling application waits for an acceptance or result from the receiving application before continuing and that the receiving application must be available to receive ...
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