MSMQ

[Krishnan]

Hi,
Am extremely sorry, but I couldn't find a right group for this one.

I have a C# program which uses the Messaging component and I try to insert a
message into a public queue in my machine when I get a message saying "The
Quese is not registered in the DS". I see that it is the ADS it is reporting
about. How would I register a queue in the DS?

TIA
Krishnan

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Krishnan,

I believe that you have to go to the Windows Components section of
Add/Remove components and then select messaging. I believe that when you
install MSMQ, that it asks you which Directory Server you want to use, if
you want to integrate it with one.

Hope this helps.

 

[Krishnan]

Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
But am afraid this doesn't help. Btw, I got a little further. If I access
the same queue from a desktop application, things go fine. But since am
accessing through an asp page, it just looks into ADS and if it doesn't find
the queue there, fails. Should I get to the pdc and register the queue?

TIA
Krishnan

Krishnan,

I believe that you have to go to the Windows Components section of
Add/Remove components and then select messaging. I believe that when you
install MSMQ, that it asks you which Directory Server you want to use, if
you want to integrate it with one.

Hope this helps.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Hi,
Am extremely sorry, but I couldn't find a right group for this one.

I have a C# program which uses the Messaging component and I try to

insert

a
message into a public queue in my machine when I get a message saying "The
Quese is not registered in the DS". I see that it is the ADS it is reporting
about. How would I register a queue in the DS?

TIA
Krishnan

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Krishnan,

Ahh, yes, this is the source of your problem. By default, ASP.NET runs
under the ASPNET account, which has no rights to the network. It is a local
user account. To get around this, you have to change the web.config file
for the directory that the page is in so that it impersonates a user that
has rights. You can also impersonate another user for as long as you want
during the processing of the page through a call to the Impersonate method
on the WindowsIdentity class. There is an example in the documentation for
that method on how to use it.

Hope this helps.


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
But am afraid this doesn't help. Btw, I got a little further. If I access
the same queue from a desktop application, things go fine. But since am
accessing through an asp page, it just looks into ADS and if it doesn't find
the queue there, fails. Should I get to the pdc and register the queue?

TIA
Krishnan

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Krishnan,

I believe that you have to go to the Windows Components section of
Add/Remove components and then select messaging. I believe that when you
install MSMQ, that it asks you which Directory Server you want to use, if
you want to integrate it with one.

Hope this helps.


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Hi,
Am extremely sorry, but I couldn't find a right group for this one.

I have a C# program which uses the Messaging component and I try to

insert

a
message into a public queue in my machine when I get a message saying "The
Quese is not registered in the DS". I see that it is the ADS it is reporting
about. How would I register a queue in the DS?

TIA
Krishnan

 

[Willy Denoyette [MVP]]

Access public queues from a COM+ server type application, that runs with
fixed domain credentials.

Willy.

Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
But am afraid this doesn't help. Btw, I got a little further. If I access
the same queue from a desktop application, things go fine. But since am
accessing through an asp page, it just looks into ADS and if it doesn't find
the queue there, fails. Should I get to the pdc and register the queue?

TIA
Krishnan

message news:[email protected]...

Krishnan,

I believe that you have to go to the Windows Components section of
Add/Remove components and then select messaging. I believe that when you
install MSMQ, that it asks you which Directory Server you want to use, if
you want to integrate it with one.

Hope this helps.


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Hi,
Am extremely sorry, but I couldn't find a right group for this one.

I have a C# program which uses the Messaging component and I try to

insert

a
message into a public queue in my machine when I get a message saying "The
Quese is not registered in the DS". I see that it is the ADS it is reporting
about. How would I register a queue in the DS?

TIA
Krishnan

 

[Guest]

there's a best practices PPT on the microsoft.com web site
it recommends use of a DIRECT naming convention, and not rely upon the AD to do a lookup

also you need to change the permissions to everyone
if you search for your error message on the web, that's another recommendation.