[Mono-list] Cross-World communication[windows/linux vs. versa]Looking for possibilities

[Adam Tauno Williams]

On Sat, 2010-10-30 at 09:17 -0700, mabra wrote: 
> Is there any way - out of the [mono] box - to do this?
> I am not talking about Net Remoting [which should do] and TCP sockets.
> I am more looking for Message Queuing and for simpler things about Named
> Pipes
> [the latter would not offer any type of reliability though].
> Is this possible and are there samples out to start with??
> For message queing, I read about RabbitMQ,

+1  I strongly recommend AMQP / Rabbit.

> but - so far I see this - I would
> have to install one server on the windows side and one on linux. Sending
> queue message via HTTP to windows is not really a good option.

False;  all AMQP consumers use the one server (you can have multiples
for redundancy).   You use on of [several] AMQP bindings in your
application(s).


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