I am writing a c# windows service which will perform some background processing - basically it is a consumer for a work queue.
I have been reading about Reliability Features in .NET and have written the following class to explore ExecuteCodeWithGuaranteedCleanup
Our product is a distributed system. The modules I work on are fairly new, quite rigorous, well tested. They were developed with recent best practices in mind. Other modules can be considered as legac
The current application uses Simple Java Mail to send couple emails a day but some of the emails never make it to the client.
I run a Visual C++ console test program inside the daily build. Every now and then the test would call some function that was changed by other developers improperly, descend into an infinite loop and
Trying to find a commercial logging framework for distributed systems. This framework must allow .NET applications on a Remote Server to log messages which can then be collected in a Central开发者_运维
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