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Explain MSMQ. Microsoft Message Queue is a protocol for messaging. Applications are allowed for running on disparate servers for communicating in a fail-safe manner. A queue is referred as a temporary storage location. From this location messages are sent based on certain conditions permission. The process enables the communication across heterogeneous networks and among computers in which they are not always being connected. MSMQ is available to developers who works on Microsoft platforms and commonly used in enterprise software, which built with Visual Studio. Windows Communication Foundation framework uses MSMQ. Under WCF, MSMQ provides secure, reliable transport with a unified programming model which is compatible with other communication standards.
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