As far as I know, you only need to be logged onto a domain if you want to use public queues - private queues don't require a domain. Could somebody please confirm?
when I try to run my little codeunit, wich deals with a private message queue, I get this error:
The call to member OpenWriteQueue failed. MSMQQueueInfo returned the following message:
This operation is not supported for Message Queuing installed in workgroup mode.
So, I need to setup an Domain to get this to work or ?
In my tests, if I install MSMQ with anything more than the common objects only, I have issues. I always tell my customers to only install the common MSMQ objects.
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Jan Hoek
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well yes it is right that for using public queues you have to login in a domain in which the MSMQ running (obviously on a demain contriller).
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The call to member OpenWriteQueue failed. MSMQQueueInfo returned the following message:
This operation is not supported for Message Queuing installed in workgroup mode.
So, I need to setup an Domain to get this to work or ?
Jan Hoek
Product Developer
Mprise Products B.V.
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