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MSMQ with plain sockets

Dear All,

I am sorry for this is definitely not the group where this shud be posted,
but i dont know the right one .

I want a simple setup in such a way that an MSMQ is setup which receives a
message ( Binary or Text ) and sends it to some otehr listening
application. It should not use the COM or .NET rather plain sockets (in ANSI
C++ preferably).

I know it sounds strange.

Please guide me to references or something like this.

Appologizing and Thanking You in Advance
Nov 20 '05 #1
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rawCoder wrote:
Dear All,

I am sorry for this is definitely not the group where this shud be posted,
but i dont know the right one .

I want a simple setup in such a way that an MSMQ is setup which receives a
message ( Binary or Text ) and sends it to some otehr listening
application. It should not use the COM or .NET rather plain sockets (in ANSI
C++ preferably).

I know it sounds strange.

Please guide me to references or something like this.

Appologizing and Thanking You in Advance


Nov 20 '05 #2

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