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1 Message Queuing
A Microsoft technology that enables applications running at different times to communicate across heterogeneous networks and systems that may be temporarily offline. -
2 transactional message
"For Message Queuing, a message that can be sent and received only from within a transaction. This type of message returns to its prior state when a transaction is terminated abruptly. A transactional message is removed from a queue only when the transaction is committed; otherwise, it remains in the queue and can be subsequently read during another transaction." -
3 express message
"For Message Queuing, a message that uses fewer resources and is faster than a recoverable message. However, because express messages are mapped to memory, they are lost if the computer storing them fails." -
4 connector application
"For Message Queuing, an application that enables Message Queuing computers to communicate with computers that use other messaging systems." -
5 session concentration
"For Message Queuing, a feature that typically reduces network bandwidth within a site and the number of sessions between sites. Specially configured Message Queuing servers with routing services provide session concentration." -
6 foreign computer
"A computer that uses another message queuing system but, through a connector application, can exchange messages with computers that run Message Queuing." -
7 connector queue
"For Message Queuing, a queue created on servers running a connector application. You can use the connector application to exchange messages with computers that are running other message-queuing products." -
8 public queue
"For Message Queuing, a queue that is published in Active Directory and replicated throughout a Windows enterprise. Public queues can, therefore, be located by any computer running Message Queuing within the enterprise." -
9 site gate
A Message Queuing server that is configured to route messages between sites on behalf of other clients using Message Queuing servers. -
10 dead-letter queue
"For Message Queuing, a queue that stores nontransactional messages that are undeliverable or expired. These queues store failed messages on the computer on which the message expired. Messages in these queues are written to disk and are therefore recoverable." -
11 transactional dead-letter queue
"For Message Queuing, a queue that stores transactional messages that cannot reach their destination queue. Transactional dead-letter queues store failed messages on the computer on which the message expired. Messages in these queues are written to disk and are therefore recoverable."English-Arabic terms dictionary > transactional dead-letter queue
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12 journal quota
"For Message Queuing, a property that specifies the cumulative limit for journal messages in a journal queue. The limit is based on cumulative journal message size. When a journal queue`s quota is reached, messages are no longer stored." -
13 journal
"For Message Queuing, a queue where journal messages are stored." -
14 internal private queue
"For Message Queuing, a queue that stores various types of administrative messages, or an interim queue for storing and forwarding messages in transit to a destination queue. Internal private queues are not displayed in Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-ins, and they cannot be deleted."
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