MS message queue question

[Flip]

I've been reading about message queues (ex
http://www.devx.com/dotnet/Article/27560) and I thought I had installed the
message queue from the IIS install, and I can see it running in Services,
but when I goto look at it under the MMC tool under Applications, it's not
there? Am I doing something wrong? Does it not show up in there, unless I
add messages to the queue?

Thanks.

[Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP]]

it will show up under services because it is a service

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I've been reading about message queues (ex
http://www.devx.com/dotnet/Article/27560) and I thought I had installed
the message queue from the IIS install, and I can see it running in
Services, but when I goto look at it under the MMC tool under
Applications, it's not there? Am I doing something wrong? Does it not
show up in there, unless I add messages to the queue?

Thanks.

[Flip]

> it will show up under services because it is a service
Hi Alvin. Yes, I see it under Control Panel, Services, which leads me to
believe it's running and working properly. I was just wondering now that I
know it's running, how do I administer it? Or maybe I just misunderstand
the queueing thing? In WebLogic you can admin it through their console,
which I thought I could see something similar in the MMC for IIS. Not the
case here? Can you tell I'm new to this? :< Sorry if the questions are
bit noob or confused.

Thanks.

[Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP]]

control panel > computer management > services and applications. From there
you can right-click on the particular service and set some options etc

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it will show up under services because it is a service

Hi Alvin. Yes, I see it under Control Panel, Services, which leads me to
believe it's running and working properly. I was just wondering now that
I know it's running, how do I administer it? Or maybe I just
misunderstand the queueing thing? In WebLogic you can admin it through
their console, which I thought I could see something similar in the MMC
for IIS. Not the case here? Can you tell I'm new to this? :< Sorry if
the questions are bit noob or confused.

Thanks.

[Flip]

> control panel > computer management > services and applications. From

there you can right-click on the particular service and set some options
etc

That's what I mean, what happens if there's no message queue listed there?
What could I be doing wrong? Is this even possible? I can see the message
queue in the Services window, but not in here. :<

Thanks.

[Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP]]

that simply means the queue isn't installed correctly and will misbehave.
i'd suggest you uninstall first and then do a fresh install of the queue to
fix this.

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control panel > computer management > services and applications. From
there you can right-click on the particular service and set some options
etc

That's what I mean, what happens if there's no message queue listed there?
What could I be doing wrong? Is this even possible? I can see the
message queue in the Services window, but not in here. :<

Thanks.

[Flip]

> that simply means the queue isn't installed correctly and will misbehave.

i'd suggest you uninstall first and then do a fresh install of the queue
to fix this.

Darn, I thought that's what it could be, but was hoping for something
better. Oh well, thanks for confirming! :>

[Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP]]

hey, i'm just the bearer of bad news :-)

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that simply means the queue isn't installed correctly and will misbehave.
i'd suggest you uninstall first and then do a fresh install of the queue
to fix this.

Darn, I thought that's what it could be, but was hoping for something
better. Oh well, thanks for confirming! :>