Indigo is the “Longhorn” general-purpose messaging framework that you can use to build a wide variety of rich communication-based applications. You can build stateless, Web service applications and clients for such applications. You can build RemoteObject services and their clients. You can establish reliable and durable communications sessions. Indigo is a communications framework that you can use to build interesting and powerful collaboration applications. Read the article at MSDN.
The introduction in that article was really bad, I just couldn’t continue reading.
I’m sure Indigo is good, but it doesn’t seem much easier than say Rebol. The advantage would be that it’s integrated in windows. That is if you use and develop for windows.
How similar is this to BeMessages?
It seemed like a perfectly fine introduction to Indigo.
It seemed like a perfectly fine introduction to Indigo.
I meant the introduction part of the article. Where he explains the history of the internet and networking in general. That was just laughable
BMessages are intra- and inter-process communication objects (“object” in the C++ meaning) designed to be emitted from some objects and received by others. What they mean here with Indigo is “communication” in Teh Intarweb way: inter-computer communication (client-client, server-client, etc.)
I meant the introduction part of the article. Where he explains the history of the internet and networking in general. That was just laughable
I’ll give you that one