How should a message queue program be implemented?

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Hello to everyone!
I have to implement a so called message queue program based on REST WITHOUT using any extra libraries or ready implementations as RabbitMQ , MSMQ and so on (but should be similar).
I just need a few comments and lines of code (C# , C++ , Java) to realize how it should work. The simplier explanation the more grateful I am!
Thank you in advance)!

What I have tried:

google search engine suggests programs based on ready implementations of message queues:(

Posted 22-May-16 19:27pm

Dzianis Igaravich Leanenka

Updated 22-May-16 23:56pm

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Mehdi Gholam 23-May-16 1:36am

Don't reinvent the wheel unless you know what you are doing.

BillWoodruff 23-May-16 2:24am

Please come back here with specific questions after you have at least come up with a basic design, and made a choice of implementation platform/stack. Have you read any of the ... almost certainly useful to you ... articles listed on this page under "Related Questions" ?

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2016-05-22T23:56:00

Solution 1

Her are some lines of code as principle solution:

C++

while( !isQueueEmpty() ) {
  Msg *msg = getMessage();
  
 if( msg->send() == OK ) {
    RemoveMsgFromQueue(msg);
 }
};

I hope you get it ;-)
(that the answer is at the same level as your question)

tip: But it makes no sense to write a program without the use of some libraries.

Posted 22-May-16 23:56pm

KarstenK

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Dzianis Igaravich Leanenka 23-May-16 6:38am

Thank you! That helps a bit)