Opening Remote Queue Fails

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Hi,
From .NET 2005 I'm attempting to open a remote MSMQ Q from a handheld PC
running WM5. When I open the Q using ...
New
System.Messaging.MessageQueue("FORMATNAME:DIRECT=OS:CRS1\private$\Captiva_FD_PC_Q", False)

The Queue error returns as:
The queue does not exist or you do not have sufficient permissions to
perform the operation.

Local queues can be opened without a problem. It's just the remote ones.
Note that the code is currently running on the WM5 virtual machine not a
physical device. The VM has beeng configured so that it knows the IP address
of the target machine is 192.168.0.111 which is a test address for a machine
that does not exist (Since I want to verify the store and forwarding
mechinisms.)

anyone any ideas?
Myles
 
This is correct way to do it and it should work. The only reason I could
think of you forgot to enable binary protocol.

Please see this for details:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ihimmar/archive/2004/06/14/154909.aspx


Best regards,

Ilya

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OK Found the problem. I needed to do a MSMQADM Enable Binary to allow the
operation to complete normally.
 
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