Queued Components, a key feature of COM+ and based on Microsoft MESSAGE Queuing SERVICES (MSMQ), provides an easy way to invoke and execute components asynchronous. Processing can occur without regard to the availability or accessibility of either the sender or receiver. A HOME SHOPPING network is an example of the type of application that might benefit from asynchronous processing. In this asynchronous, disconnected scenario where viewers phone in to several operators, orders are taken en masse and are then queued for later retrieval and processing by the server.

Queued Components, a key feature of COM+ and based on Microsoft Message Queuing Services (MSMQ), provides an easy way to invoke and execute components asynchronous. Processing can occur without regard to the availability or accessibility of either the sender or receiver. A home shopping network is an example of the type of application that might benefit from asynchronous processing. In this asynchronous, disconnected scenario where viewers phone in to several operators, orders are taken en masse and are then queued for later retrieval and processing by the server.