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Jari


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05-26-05 01:01 PM

Hi All!

I'm trying to send messages to remote transactional queue from orchestration
with dynamic port.
These are my assignments for messasing :

msg(MSMQ.Transactional) = true;
msg(MSMQ.MaximumMessageSize) = 4098;
msg(MSMQ.SegmentationSupport) = true;
msg(MSMQ.UseDeadLetterQueue) = true;
msg(MSMQ.UseAuthentication) = false;
msg(MSMQ.Recoverable) = true;
SendPort(Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.Address) =
"MSMQ:// FORMATNAME:DIRECT=OS:Computername\Privat
e$\Queuename";

Everything looks fine.
HAT looks like  every message has been sent to right address.
In Computer Managegement --> Services and Applications --> Message Queuing
--> Outgoing Queues shows the right queue name for sending.

But nothing was sent to remote queue. Messages are dropped to System Queues
--> Transactional dead-letter messages with Class: "The time-to-reach-queue
has elapsed".

Occasionally few messages has reached the destination queue.

Have anyone any clue who to get this work reliable?
How those MSMQ-properties should be?

It seems that there is no propertie like "Timeout Unit".
And If I set MSMQ.Timeout = 4. Does it mean 4 days, 4 hours, or what?

And how should I set the MSMQ.Priority-propertie. It takes an integer value
and what value is the same than "High".

Best regards

Jari









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