Re: How to pickup a message from a MSMQ queue from another box?

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From: Ashish Udas (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 05/04/04 

Date: Tue, 4 May 2004 04:51:10 -0700

Hi Larry,
Thanks for reply.This clears most of the doubts.
I will look into MSMQC adpater code sample.

As you mentioned "The only way to get
     data into MSMQt is to post to it."
Can we post data from MSMQ - Independent client(Of cource with Active directory support as client and BTS 2004 are running Windows 2003 environment) to MSMQT?

Thanks in advanced.

Ashish Udas.

     
     ----- "larry franks" wrote: -----
     
     Hi Ashish, MSMQt doesn't pickup from remote queues. The only way to get
     data into MSMQt is to post to it. You can think of it as an endpoint, you
     either send into it or you send out of it.
     
     You may want to look at the MSMQc adapter sample in the SDK, though I
     believe it also will not pickup from remote queues. Since the code for
     this sample is included in the SDK it should be fairly simple to modify it
     to do remote pickups if needed.
     
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     | Hi Srini,
     We are having same issue,want to pick Message from remote Queue,(We now
     know it will be non-transactional retrieve and we are fine with it.)
     When we try to Use MSMQT it does not allow to put format names(Anything
     with Direct or Public words...),
     I saw you mentioned bellow create private Q on remote box and disable MSMQ
     service on this remote box.
     Then MSMQT will pick up message from this remote Q?
     Am I in right direction?Or you mean somthing else?
     Please let us know..
     Thanks.
     
     Ashish Udas.
          
          ----- Srini wrote: -----
          
          Hi John
          
          Even I am facing the same problem.
          
          But I can suggest you one solution if you can have your application
          that posts into an MSMQ on a machine other than you machine on which
          your MSMQ resides you can create a private queue in MSMQ and you can
          specify the queue name with out any format.Then your MSMQT adapter
          will receive all the messages on the MSMQ machine(machine on which
          MSMQ resides and MSMQ is disabled).
          
          Regards
          Srini
          
          
          "John" <john-nospam@pursca.com> wrote in message
     news:<OEvDIgeDEHA.3748@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl>...
> Hi,
>> How can I create a receive location that can pickup a MSMQ message
     from
> another box?
>> I got the following message when I try to specify the queue name
> "queue name cannot start with "DIRECT=", "PUBLIC=", "PRVIATE=" or
     contain
> "\" in the name
>> Thanks very much!
>> John
          
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