I am using win2k msmq 2.0 trying to do a remote peek opening the queue using direct format name. what kind of network call does that make? RPC? what are...
Any remote read is done using RPC. The number of connections is limited by the sockets layer. 50 concurrent connections aren't bad, but if you open/close the...
Keith Schaab
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Mar 1, 2004 4:46 pm
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Thanks for all the good info Keith. I have just one more question. When you say a connection, do you mean 1 computer? For example, 1 client opens a queue on a...
If you open 1 queue then open another queue while the first queue is open this is one connection therefore client goes to RPC port (TCP 135) and negotiates a...
Keith Schaab
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Mar 1, 2004 5:04 pm
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Since you are using Win2K, you might get more mileage out of putting IIS (or Cassini) in front of your MSMQ server, make an .aspx that takes HTTP requests and...
I want to handle trigger operations(creating triggers, adding rules etc.) programmatically and want no manuel administration. Is it possible or not? Thanks a...
Waht I did was use the Trigadm.exe and use a python script to run the commands and capture the output of these commands. when you create a trigger it spits...
It is very possible. If you are using the .NET Framework, there are tons of good samples out there. Google a little on it. If you are using a COM language,...
Just as an FYI, the COM objects for triggers administration is meant as internal only, so it may change or might work unexpectedly. ... From: SteveC...
Keith Schaab
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Mar 4, 2004 2:15 pm
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But aren't the .NET MSMQ classes for Triggers just wrappers for the COM objects? I'm a little confused... ... From: Keith Schaab...
.NET MSMQ classes for triggers? Are you using Whidbey by any chance? ... From: SteveC [mailto:stevec@...] Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 8:28 AM To:...
Keith Schaab
keithsc@...
Mar 4, 2004 4:36 pm
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Hello! I am getting this error occasionaly... The strange thing is that I use only COM objects, not MSMQ C API where MQReceiveMessage and...
I did not see any KB articles on it. Just curious, in the case when you hit this, how big is the label of the message you are receiving? This seems like a...
Keith Schaab
keithsc@...
Mar 12, 2004 7:00 pm
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Hi Friends, I am asking this question out of curiosity. We have written an application to send messages to a queue. While testing it on Win2K, I found that the...
i never had to look at it, but if i had to guess, i'd say. may be it has something to do with how the message was posted? the app posting the messages is doing...
This string is case insensitive. The outgoing queue string is going to be the string you first opened the queue up with, so if there is a DIRECT=OS and a...
Keith Schaab
keithsc@...
Mar 18, 2004 7:48 pm
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Hi, i have running my MSMQ and COM+ (.NET component service) for quite sometime. By lately due to heavy load. i realise that my MSMQ trigger that will trigger...
Thanks for your reply. However, I am not specifying the moniker string as such. Actually, it is the 'response queue name' property of the acknowledgment ...
rakhee...biggest advantae to using formtnames is there is no lookup and if the network connection is broke for some reason, the message will be stored and...
Is the component transactional? Do you have pooling turned on for the component or application? ... From: Eric Tan Koon Ming [mailto:koonming8@...] ...
Keith Schaab
keithsc@...
Mar 19, 2004 6:44 pm
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OK, when you receive an acknowledgement message the PROPID_M_RESP_QUEUE is set to the format name of the queue from which the message was sent. Therefore the...
Keith Schaab
keithsc@...
Mar 19, 2004 9:19 pm
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Thanks for the info SaiKrishna, The existing application has been written such that it will uderstand only pathnames, but I shall keep a note of this point ......
Hi Keith, Thanks for taking the trouble to check the code. However, the lower case "os" still remains a mystery. Nowhere in the application are we formatting...
Sri, Sorry to barge in...but we too seem to be having the same problem. Its the same setup and scenario (using private queues in VB application and accessing...
In regards to losing messages, this means that you are using express delivery; if you were to use recoverable message type then the messages would not be lost....
Keith Schaab
keithsc@...
Mar 23, 2004 5:24 pm
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Hi Keith, Thanks for the response.... Yeah, we are not using recoverable messages (since in our condition speed is of high importance) The situation in the...
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Nope not a problem, as I said earlier everything is working fine. I was just curious to find out why was it happening this way. ... From: Michael Ledesma...
Yeah, we are not using recoverable messages (since in our condition speed is of high importance) [Keith] If your messages need to be fault tolerant they should...
Keith Schaab
keithsc@...
Mar 24, 2004 2:48 pm
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Keith, During the initial stages of checking the usage of MSMQ we did make a check on the performance difference b/w recoverable and express messages...and...
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