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August 2007 - Posts

Changing where MSMQ logging goes on Windows 2000

MSMQ comes with some useful logging built in which support services can make use of to help you crack problems. The logging in Windows 2000, though, has one interesting characteristic - it logs continuously to a text file. This means that, left unattended
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Host Integration Server 2004 Service Pack 1 Released

Host Integration Server 2004 SP1 is now available on the Microsoft Download Center. The download package can be found at the following location . Microsoft Host Integration Server 2004 Service Pack 1 contains a number of fixes in a single update package.
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How to send MSMQ messages over 4MB in size - #1: Using MQRTLARGE.DLL

As writing a blog that covered all the options might get a bit cumbersome (like my Insufficient Resources post), I'm splitting the different approaches up into their own separate posts. The first will be about using the BizTalk Message Queuing Large Message
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Why is there a 4MB limit on MSMQ messages?

Here's a request I've received from Dhaval Patel " I would really like to see some blog entries on how to handle messages greater than 4MB. I have heard some colleagues mention 'COM Wrappers' but I don't like the idea. To begin with, most of us were thinking
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MSMQ messages using HTTP just won't get delivered #5

Here's another reason for MSMQ messages to be undelivered over HTTP. For this customer problem, the network traffic and IIS logs showed that the messages were being correctly POSTed to the web server. The next step should be for the server's MSMQ web
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