MSMQ Transactional Queues 15 February 2005 (0) When using MSMQ transactional queues ensure you use an overloaded send method passing a transaction object otherwise you may find the message will go nowhere and no exception will be thrown. SHARE:
Logging Application Block: Event Types Quick List 12 February 2005 (0) A quick list of some event types you can raise using the Logging Application Block (http://microsoft.com) AdminMessageEvent AuditMessageEvent AuditOperationEvent ErrorMessageEvent ExternalErrorMessageEvent InternalErrorMessageEvent MeteringEvent TraceCallEnterEvent TraceCallReturnEvent TraceDatabaseCommandEvent TraceExternalCallEvent TraceExternalReturnEvent TraceMessageEvent SHARE:
MSMQ Intermittent Exceptions 04 February 2005 (0) Intermittent errors such as following when using MSMQ .NET (1.1) Index was outside the bounds of the arraySpecified cast is not valid System.Messaging.Interop.MessagePropertyVariants.Lockget_Label msmq exceptionIndex was outside the bounds of the array MessageQueue.Send These can occur randomly if you have 1 instance of message queue component and multiple references to it (for example in multiple threads) with [...] SHARE:
Creating MSMQ Exception 26 January 2005 (0) In testing you might want to throw a manual MessageQueueingException to test the functionality of your exception handling. As it’s not possible to create an exception object the following can be used to throw an exception: ReceiveById(”this is a made up id to force an exception”) As long as no message exists that matches this you will [...] SHARE: