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Something like an Interruptor Pattern with a twist

by jonnsree <sreenath78@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 9, 2008 at 02:40 PM

Hi All,
I have a sleek strict dynamic application in which all instances are
instantiated by subscriptions. The application layout is so that for a
given unique id in a message there could be different kinds of
messages that can be generated which inturn will generate different
kinds of orchestration and send ****t instances. And it could be a
while (some times a couple of hours, seldom in days) before all the
messages for a given id get processed all the way.

Now the requirement is so that while messages for a given id are being
processed ( there could be messages from multiple ids that are
processed simultaneously), there should be a way to stop all the
messages with that id from being processed any further. And also be
able to resume processing those messages when needed.

I thought interruptor pattern, but in this case it is multiple
orchestrations all on subscriptions and also send ****ts.

We do use MSMQ's to prioritize processing of messages from different
ids. I did not know if there is something in MSMQ I could use or some
design pattern that solves this.


All Help is Great Help.

Thanks
Sree
 




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Something like an Interruptor Pattern with a twist
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