Service Broker Architect InfoCenter

In SQL Server 2005, an architect decides which technology to use to achieve a particular business intelligence solution. The architect focuses on the interaction and interoperability of individual projects in a solution and individual solutions across the enterprise. As the solution-level decision maker, an architect provides vision and scope to projects within a business intelligence solution. The architect can be known by job titles such as Application Architect, Data Architect, or Enterprise Data Architect.

To help the architect to be as effective as possible, the following topics describe the functionality that supports use of Service Broker for enterprise-level applications.

Service Broker Architecture Conversation Architecture Service Architecture Networking and Remote Security Building Applications With Service Broker Service Broker Routing and Networking Designing Business Solutions Typical Uses of Service Broker Security Considerations Service Broker Security Overview Service Broker Dialog Security Service Broker Transport Security Service Broker User-Level Permissions

Installing SQL Server 2005 Components Installing the SQL Server Database Engine Tutorials and Walkthroughs Service Broker Tutorials Best Practices International Considerations for Databases and Database Engine Applications Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Activation Stored Procedures Troubleshooting Routing and Message Delivery External Resources Information is not available in this release.