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June 2009 - Posts

Host Integration Server and Biztalk licensing explained

The newsgroups can be an excellent source of information, especially when someone replying to a question goes far beyond where they could have finished. Take the following question posted today on microsoft.public.hiserver.general : Dave wrote: "I am

Changing the size of the MSMQLOG.BIN logging file in MSMQ

As you may know, MSMQ has internal error logging enabled by default and outputs to a file called MSMQLOG.BIN in the %windir%\debug directory. The file, as the extension hints at, is in a binary format (unlike MSMQ 2.0) and so cannot be read by simply
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MSMQ Management Pack: Subscript Out of Range

A post today on [ Teknoglot ] reports that the MSMQ Management Pack may return "Subscript Out of Range" when trying to discover public queues on servers that don't have any. I'll see if I can repro this and raise a bug with the product group.
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MSMQ 3.0 Management Pack updated

Browsing the Internet, I found the [ Teknoglot ] blog which mentions that the MSMQ 3.0 Management Pack has been updated . No details in the guide with the update as to what has been changed but probably worth downloading the latest build (24 April 2009,
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Error 0x42c when you try to install MSMQ

When you try to install MSMQ, you may encounter this sort of error message: Error Code: 0x42C Error Description: The dependency service or group failed to start. On the face of it, this should just be a case of checking the usual suspects that the MSMQ
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Watching MSMQ from the TweetDeck

I know the Twitter.com web page isn't too bad but I've now downloaded TweetDeck so I don't need to have multiple IE windows open. The default grey/black/white colour scheme looks stylish so I don't think I'll touch that. Pride of place is the Search:
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What's this I'm hearing about Windows Azure Queues?

It used to be so simple years ago. If you were a Microsoft 'shop' then you used MSMQ and, if not, you ran IBM's MQSeries. Now everyone and their dog seems to have a messaging product, especially out in the "Cloud". Who would have thought Amazon - purveyor
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"Can I write a script to create a queue in MSMQ and set the permissions on it?"

The first part is easy enough but the second is tricky. For example, here's how to create a public queue with 'Old School' VBScript: set iq=CreateObject("MSMQ.MSMQQueueInfo") iq.PathName=”machine\queue” iq.Label=”The queue” iq.Create (IsTransactional=0)
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MSMQ and the Active Directory Recycle Bin in Windows Server 2008 R2

Interesting post on the Motley Queüe blog from April about the new Active Directory Recycle Bin feature introduced in Windows 2008 R2. Discusses what you can (or cannot) do when you have lost Active Directory objects, such as MSMQ Public Queues, either
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Service Pack 2 released for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008

Yes, I know it's a bit late but I didn't realise it had been Released To Web until Windows Update prompted me to install it today. From The Windows Blog : "Consumers with Windows Vista SP1 can visit the Microsoft Download Center or use Windows Update

MSMQ won't install on Windows 2008 with a Fatal Error (0x80070643)

One of my colleagues in support has ventured under the MSMQ spotlight with a post about a permissions/UAC problem preventing installation on Windows 2008: MSMQ installation on Windows 2008 fails with error "Attempt to install Message Queuing Server failed
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Join the Tweeting MSMQ community

You too can try to generate useful answers to questions about MSMQ in 140 characters!
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GeekProject - MSMQ Studio

Just noticed this 3rd party project: MSMQ Studio The author, Kjell-Åke Andersson , describes it as follows: "This tool allows you to manages MSMQ queues on local and remote computers. Send and recieve messages just like you were using Outlook." I haven't
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"I restarted MSMQ and all my messages have vanished!"

This is one of those horrible surprises - the system has been working fine for months; someone needs to restart the machine; everything disappears! Developers notice that Transactional messages never disappear so it must be a problem with Non-Transactional
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