Message Queuing problem

[Gary]

I am planning to implement application to application

communication using message queueing. I am using

VB.NET on a Win2000 server OS with message queueing

services enabled. I am find the reliability of the

Message Queue over a network to be low, ie if i send a

lot of messages(above 10000) to a queue thru one

application and if another application over the

network tries to simultaneously read from that queue,

messages are being lost. Once the queue start loosing

messages, it continues loosing messages even if one

message is sent at a time. However if i delete the

queue and recreate it message queqeing works for some

time again.

Could someone tell me if there is anyway that we can

gurantee that messages will reach the destination as

long as the network to the message queue is available,

reagardless of other applications accessing the same

queue.

TIA,

Gary

[Rich Wallace]

You may be able to find what you need at:
microsoft.public.msmq.programming

HTH
-Rich

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I am planning to implement application to application

communication using message queueing. I am using

VB.NET on a Win2000 server OS with message queueing

services enabled. I am find the reliability of the

Message Queue over a network to be low, ie if i send a

lot of messages(above 10000) to a queue thru one

application and if another application over the

network tries to simultaneously read from that queue,

messages are being lost. Once the queue start loosing

messages, it continues loosing messages even if one

message is sent at a time. However if i delete the

queue and recreate it message queqeing works for some

time again.

Could someone tell me if there is anyway that we can

gurantee that messages will reach the destination as

long as the network to the message queue is available,

reagardless of other applications accessing the same

queue.

TIA,

Gary