First chance exception is when the exception is thrown, before your catch statement is triggered. If you hit continue it should hit your catch statement....
Keith Schaab
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Mar 1, 2005 7:07 pm
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Check out the following link - the message appears to be harmless. <http://support.microsoft.com/kb/250563/EN-US/> ...
Hai, We are using VC MSMQ client to send and receive messages. Currently we are encrypting the message using des3 and sending. Does MSMQ has any provision for...
In MSMQ 3.0 you can. It can be accomplished simply by using the same methodology as sending in http except you use the https designation to go through secure...
Keith Schaab
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Mar 28, 2005 7:34 pm
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Hi, Does anyone know of a way to tunnel MSMQ traffic over some transport other than HTTP or its native transport? Ideally, I'd like to provide my own...
Hi Guy, You can change the port number that MSMQ is using by changing the registry key HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSMQ\Parameters\MsmqIpPort (default value is ...
If the issue is controlling the ports in use, an obvious solution if MSMQ is the main traffic between two locations would be to use a VPN of some sort. Note...
Hi, newbie to group. I'm using MSMQ with a COM+ queued component quite successfully (Win2003 server). We now have a requirement to digitally sign outgoing...
Hello. I have a problem with MQ 2.0 on Windows 2000 Server. We have LAN with some workstations connected via ISDN line - but they are connected permanently and...
Just a few thoughts. I dont know what those logs mean. In fact, when I had debugging enabled, I had no idea what most of the entries meant. I can tell you, I...
Hi, desperatly Begging for help now.... (I am a newbie on MSMQ) Been tracing an issue on a project using MSMQ, the settings are: * 6 to 7 transactional queues...
I have a few ideas that seem very simple and may not help but I will give it a shot... Message.AdministrationQueue How are you setting this property? This,...
Hi, Mike. ... Neither do I :-) And I didn't found anything of that kind on the net... ... No interesting messages here. Sometimes something about AD (problems...
Hi Martin, You are right that MSMQ debug log is a little cryptic - it is actually meant to be used only by Microsoft support. I am not surprised that Google...
Hi, Yoel. ... Well, it is said "In Google non est, ergo non est." I can't believe it is wrong... :-) ... Very interesting, thank you for the hint. I will check...
Hello, MSMQ supports three levels of acknowledgement: 1. Internal MSMQ acks (like storage ack or session ack) sent from the receiver back to the sender as part...
Hi, Yoel, You are right, the acknowledge type we used is administrationqueue. We assigned the admin queue to: pQAdminInfo.PathName:='.\Private$\Admin_MyQueue' ...
Ok, quick rundown of our environment then a rundown of the problem. Environment, win2k3 server with 1 app that sends to 10's of thousand of public queues on...
Hi hhknighter, It seems to me that you mixed up two kinds of acks. Ack #1 - The admin ack, going to ClientA\private$\admin_myqueue Ack #2 - Order ack, going to...
hi Yoel, Thanks again for your help. And sorry for my amateur understanding. Ack #2, the Order Ack. Because only the message received is being acknowledged....
Thank you all, especially Yoel, for your help! I am still evaluating the situation - the computer is not accessible for remote management (very slow...
Hi Martin, I am glad it helped! Actually the debug file contains pointers into MSMQ source code files, so unless Microsoft starts adapting the open source...
Hi, sorry to bother again, Found something relatively interesting. As we increased clients, the problem is worse. More specifically, it's random across...
MSMQ messages are not sent through UDP, they are sent through TCP connection to port 1801. The UDP packets are probably QM communications to resolve queues...
Keith Schaab
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May 16, 2005 7:21 pm
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Well Keith is right about that. I am doing some work on networking these days, and I can confirm that, UDP packets are normally used for operations like...
I do understand that UDP is a ping "information gathering" packet and MSMQ uses TCP to send messages. Was referring to the fact that two clients attempted a...
Hi all, Could someone please tell me how MSMQ handle sessions? Unless mistaken on my understanding, thought MSMQ will handle each session by IP and messages...
Your original problem statement can be a problem in name resolution or perhaps network disconnect of some sort. If you are sending to transactional queues,...
Keith Schaab
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May 20, 2005 7:05 pm
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Guys: I have a question to ask here. I have found that to avoid all these name resolution problems and Active Directory issues, it is best to use private...