Where did you see any mention of public or private queue's in this posting?
Willy.
"Ravi" <na********@bogusgmail.com> wrote in message
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| Is there any compelling reason you want to use public queues? Its far more
| efficient and less error prone to use private queues. Offcourse you need
to
| know the name and location of the private queue upfront.
|
| Ravi
| <al****@gmail.com> wrote in message
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| Hi... I´m making an instaler for the windows service I've recently
| develop, my sevice needs a few config files to be located on the same
| path of the executable file of the service, when I install the service
| in a folder I put all the config files on this folder but the problem
| is that when the service starts it cannot load that files because the
| System.Environment.CurrentDirectory property points to windows\system32
| and not to the instalation folder of the service where the files really
| are... how to fix it...???
|
| thank you
|
|
