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MASTERING NSERVICEBUS AND PERSISTENCE

MASTERING NSERVICEBUS AND PERSISTENCE

By : Richard L Helton
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MASTERING NSERVICEBUS AND PERSISTENCE

MASTERING NSERVICEBUS AND PERSISTENCE

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By: Richard L Helton
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Overview of this book

This book is intended for developers, designers, and architects alike who wish to build C# NServiceBus enterprise architectures and learn how ESB persists data and messages to help them attain their goals. No prior knowledge of persistence in NServiceBus is required.
Table of Contents (10 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. NServiceBus Persistence Introduction
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1. NServiceBus Persistence Introduction
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Introduction to SOA
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Beginning an NServiceBus saga
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Beginning NServiceBus assemblies
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Summary
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2. The NServiceBus Architecture
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2. The NServiceBus Architecture
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Benefits of NSB
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Message exchange patterns
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Storage patterns
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Monitoring
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Let's recap
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Summary
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3. Particular Service Platform
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3. Particular Service Platform
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ServicePulse
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ServiceControl
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ServiceInsight
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ServiceMatrix
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Sagas through ServiceMatrix
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4. Knowing Your IBus
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4. Knowing Your IBus
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Understanding the basics of IBus
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Configuring IBus
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Using saga and NHibernate
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Services and deployment
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Summary
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5. Persistence Architecture
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5. Persistence Architecture
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Persistence basics
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Supporting frameworks for persistence
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The PayQueue sample
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The SQL queuing sample
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Database logging
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Summary
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6. SQL Server Examples
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6. SQL Server Examples
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The SQL Server example
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The MVC-EF example
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Entity Framework snippets
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Unit testing NServiceBus
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7. Persistent Snippets
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7. Persistent Snippets
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Entering NHibernate
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Using saga and NHibernate
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Logging
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Entering RavenDB
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Entering MongoDB
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8. The NSB Cloud
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8. The NSB Cloud
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Introducing the cloud and NSB
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Introducing PaaS, IaaS, and SaaS
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Cloud vendors
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Using Microsoft Azure
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Adding NServiceBus
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NSB in the mobile world
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Recap
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Questions that were answered
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Adding NServiceBus

All cloud services communicate via web services to on-premise data or to other cloud services. Even though products such as the Salesforce cloud is normally kept in the cloud versus on-premise, there may still be data sent to Salesforce and kept on-premise. There could be many reasons why some data could be kept on-premise and not stored in the cloud; some reasons may be that there is proprietary data that a company wishes not to store off-premise, or data for security reasons may need to be kept on-premise.

Salesforce provides WSDL interfaces to their cloud by downloading their WSDL and client certificate guide, https://help.salesforce.com/HTViewHelpDoc?id=dev_wsdl.htm&language=en_US. A workflow rule in Salesforce would have to be created to define the data fields that have to be defined. See the tutorial found at http://www.ramonsmits.com/2013/04/08/receiving-salesforce-notifcations-with-nservicebus.html as an example. We have already covered setting up NServiceBus...

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