Service Broker Developer InfoCenter

Developers design and implement applications that use Service Broker to send and receive messages. The applications use the Service Broker services, queues, and network routing designed and implemented in databases by the database designer or administrator. Developers who use Service Broker often have job titles such as Application Developer, Database Programmer, or Data Modeler.

The following links provide information to create database applications and to use Service Broker effectively.

Concepts Overview (Service Broker) What Does Service Broker Do? Typical Uses of Service Broker Benefits of Programming with Service Broker Languages Transact-SQL Reference (Database Engine) Service Broker Architecture Networking and Remote Security Building Applications with Service Broker Service Broker Routing and Networking Service Broker Programming Creating Service Broker Objects Creating Service Broker Applications Conversation Architecture Service Broker Scalability Common Language Runtime (CLR) Integration Programming Concepts

Components Considerations for Installing the SQL Server Database Engine Tutorials and Walkthroughs Service Broker Tutorials Administration: How-to Topics (Service Broker) Best Practices Developer Responsibilities for Service Broker Planning for Service Broker Development International Considerations for Databases and Database Engine Applications Naming Service Broker Objects Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Concepts (Service Broker) Troubleshooting Tools (Service Broker) External Resources Information not available..