how to create queue at remote machine?

[deepak]

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

deepak,

Do you mean a message queue? If you want to create a public queue, then
you could probably use the static Create method on the MessageQueue class in
the System.Messaging namespace. I believe that you can specify the format
name in a manner which will indicate which remote machine to create the
public queue on.

However, if you want to create a private queue, you can not do that.
Private queues can only be created on the local machine, not remotely (check
the documentation for the MQCreateQueue API function).

Hope this helps.
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[deepak]

I have already used formatname to create public queue at remote m/c but its
giving error as
@"Cannot create a queue with the path FormatName:DIRECT=OS:MachineName\newq."
"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" wrote:

deepak,

Do you mean a message queue? If you want to create a public queue, then
you could probably use the static Create method on the MessageQueue class in
the System.Messaging namespace. I believe that you can specify the format
name in a manner which will indicate which remote machine to create the
public queue on.

However, if you want to create a private queue, you can not do that.
Private queues can only be created on the local machine, not remotely (check
the documentation for the MQCreateQueue API function).

Hope this helps.
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