
Does anyone use MSMQ or am I using the wrong forum ?
Quote:
> Hi
> I am trying to write MSMQ applications for my company's intranet. I am
> using ASP, VBScript and COM objects. Finding help with issues I have
> is almost impossible....else I just am not looking in the right place.
> If anyone has some advice where to get answers I would be most
> gratefull. Also if you could shed some light on the below problem that
> would be great.
> I am currently displaying (in a web form) the "Path Name" of all
> "Outgoing Queues" on a server using VBScript, ASP and COM objects
> (MSMQManagement etc). I can also display the number of messages sitting
> on the outgoing queue but I cannot reference the outgoing queue so that
> I can view the messages on this outgoing queue.
> Thanks in advance
> Garry
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Hi, Garry
As spag said, posting in the right group is a big help. But this is a right place for questions about VBScript and asp and their
use of COM objects.
Perhaps you just need a better tool for searching newsgroups. Google can kind of inundate you with irrelavent things. I whined
about the problem back in December, and was rewarded with a wonderful extensible Googling tool by Michael Harris.
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=applicationname="GoogleGroups"%20group:*.scripting&num=100&scoring=d
When you go there, choose view thread(18 articles). You will want number 13. Or number 12 to see my whining:-) No. 13 is a long
message -- after a few paragraphs, you have to click the 'read the rest of this message' link to get the last 146 lines, which
contains the good stuff - the source code for a .HTA file. As it is, the file is mainly useful for searching the scripting and wmi
newsgroups, or all of the microsoft newsgroups. But you can add a lines to get more group options or more author options, which
limits the results to these specific categories.
For instance, adding a line similar to this one that already exists:
<option>*.scripting</option>
such as:
<option>*.msmq</option>
will allow you to easily limit your search to only msmq-related groups.
I hope this helps
-Paul Randall