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Large Messages

Overview

The Large Messages sample demonstrates sending large messages to Neuron ESB via the NetTcp binding.

Although sending large messages through Neuron ESB is not a best practice due to the time and power it takes to process the messages and other factors, there may be a situation where it is needed. An example would be if a user needs to automatically send a large file to an FTP server perhaps once a day using the file and FTP adapters. Neuron ESB can handle large messages as long as there are not a large number of them on the bus at once (how many depends on the machine it is running on). Having a lot of large messages will consume a great deal of processing power, memory, and will cut down message throughput significantly.

This sample is located in the samples hierarchy at Samples\Services\LargeMessages.

Running the Sample

Open the Sample

To open this sample, see the topic Using the Neuron Samples and select the Large Messages sample.

Setup Instructions

Before running this sample, follow these instructions:

  1. In the Visual Studio project that opens, build the entire solution.

Run Instructions

  1. Use Visual Studio to start up the service project
Figure 1: The service program console window
  1. Restart the ESB service
  2. After the ESB service has started, use Visual Studio to start the client project
  3. Once the client has found the service on the ESB, press Enter on the client to initiate communication.
Figure 2: The client program console window
  1. As the sample runs, the client sends a large message to the ESB and the service console displays the number of bytes received.
Figure 3: The client program console window after sending the large message
Figure 4: The service program console window after receiving the large message
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