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    This document describes the "Service Invocation - Asynchronous - Queue" pattern. This pattern addresses managing non-availability of service providers or consumers by using an asynchronous queue-based communication model. When the availability of the service provider or consumer is low, this pattern allows for messages to be queued and processed later, ensuring results are still delivered even if the provider or consumer are not immediately available. The key participants are the service provider and consumer, and the main consequence is that there may be delays in results but using the queue guarantees they will be delivered eventually.

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    One more pattern in SOA pattern series. This pattern discusses how service invocation can occur.

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    Pattern Service Invocation-Asynchronous-Queue v 1.0 Dated Sep 11 2009

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    This document describes the "Service Invocation - Asynchronous - Queue" pattern. This pattern addresses managing non-availability of service providers or consumers by using an asynchronous queue-based communication model. When the availability of the service provider or consumer is low, this pattern allows for messages to be queued and processed later, ensuring results are still delivered even if the provider or consumer are not immediately available. The key participants are the service provider and consumer, and the main consequence is that there may be delays in results but using the queue guarantees they will be delivered eventually.

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    This document describes the "Service Invocation - Asynchronous - Queue" pattern. This pattern addresses managing non-availability of service providers or consumers by using an asynchronous queue-based communication model. When the availability of the service provider or consumer is low, this pattern allows for messages to be queued and processed later, ensuring results are still delivered even if the provider or consumer are not immediately available. The key participants are the service provider and consumer, and the main consequence is that there may be delays in results but using the queue guarantees they will be delivered eventually.

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    Pattern Name: Service Invocation – Asynchronous - Queue


    Pattern Class: Architectural: SOA Version: 1.0
    Pattern ID: A-SOA-0003 Release Date: Sep 11 2009

    Table of Content

    1. Pattern Name...........................................................................................2
    2. Also Known As..........................................................................................2
    3. Class Name..............................................................................................2
    4. Intent .....................................................................................................2
    5. Motivation (Forces) ...................................................................................2
    6. Applicability .............................................................................................2
    7. Structure .................................................................................................2
    8. Participants..............................................................................................2
    9. Collaboration............................................................................................3
    10. Consequences ..........................................................................................3
    11. Implementation........................................................................................3
    12. Sample Code............................................................................................3
    13. Known Uses .............................................................................................3
    14. Related Patterns .......................................................................................3
    15. Reference ................................................................................................3

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    1. Pattern Name
    Service Invocation – Asynchronous- Queue

    2. Also Known As
    N/A

    3. Class Name
    SOA

    4. Intent
    To manage non availability of service provider/consumer

    5. Motivation (Forces)
    Asynchronous mode of communication specially, queue based is an
    excellent way of managing shaky-ness of service provider and/or
    consumer.

    6. Applicability
    Where availability of service consumer/provider is low.

    7. Structure

    8. Participants
    Service Provider

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    Service Consumer

    9. Collaboration
    N/A

    10. Consequences
    Delay in result is not guaranteed but result is assured, if applicable

    11. Implementation
    N/A

    12. Sample Code


    N/A

    13. Known Uses


    N/A

    14. Related Patterns

    Service Invocation – Synchronous

    Service Invocation – Asynchronous – PubSub

    Service Invocation – Asynchronous – Request/Reply

    15. Reference
    << Any reference >>

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