Dot Net Tips and Tricks

I just found this great thread:

An easier way: Service Listing Manager
Setting up Service Broker routes, endpoints and security is just too hard. One has to run pages and pages of Transact-SQL code just to get the ‘Hello, world’ example work between two separate SQL Instances and the chances of making a mistake are overwhelming.

Well, not anymore! I’ve just uploaded into the Service Broker team code gallery a new GUI tool for doing just that: easily configure two services to be able to have conversations. The tool uses the ‘Service Listing’ concept. A Service Listing is like an identity card for a service. It is an XML document that contains all the necessary information needed to establish a conversation with that service. When two parties need to establish a conversation, they can exchange the Service Listings of the two services and the tool will create the entire infrastructure needed to establish the conversation. Optionally it can also create the message types and contracts supported by a target service in the initiator service database….

Here is a link to it:
Service Listing Manager