Questions tagged [netmsmqbinding]

This is a WCF specific binding that pushes/pulls .NET data directly into MSMQ.

The NetMsmqBinding allows WCF services to insert or retrieve data directly into/from MSMQ. The configuration available for this binding is suitable for most users needs.

If a custom implementation is required, the developer should interact with the MSMQ directly through the MessageQueue and Message classes.

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Workflow with MSMQ and Buffered Receive

We are building Workflow Foundation service with .NET 4.5 and are attempting to use MSMQ to deliver messages that Workflow Service should process. We have enabled Allow Buffered Receive in order to have messages wait for Workflow to be able to…
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MSMQ + WCF - Immediately Move Messages to the Dead-Letter Queue

We have a WCF service that listens for messages on a queue (MSMQ). It sends a request to our web server (REST API), which returns an HTTP status code. If the status code falls within the 400 range, we are throwing away the message. The idea is a 400…
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MSMQ + WCF - Retry with Growing Delay

I am using MSMQ 4 with WCF. We have a Microsoft Dynamics plugin putting a message on an queue. A service picks up the message and makes an HTTP request to another web server. The web server responds by putting another message on a different queue. A…
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WCF HTTP Activation using Srmp TransferProtocol

I've got a windows service calling a WCF web service using netMsmqBinding with the queueTransferProtocol set to Srmp. All of this works great, except for when the application pool hosting the web service gets restarted or recycled. The only way to…
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How to Test OneWay WCF Operations with Fitnesse

In our current application we are trying to use WCF netMSMQBinding which needs an Operation Contract to be marked as One Way. We are also trying to use Fitnesse as our test engine, In our test case we need to test the scenario end to end, which…
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do I use MsmqIntegrationBinding or netMsmqBinding?

my company bought a third party application. There's no documentation, there's no support. this application is using .net, and it creates a queue. I need to write an application to pick up the message as soon as it gets to the queue. which binding…
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Long running WCF MSMQ Processing

I am reading Programming WCF Services 3rd Ed. by Juval Lowy. In the chapter "Queued Services" which covers NetMsmqBinding, On page 473, he says "... you should keep the service's processing of the queued call relatively short, or risk aborting the…
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WCF Activation for MSMQ where the service (.svc) is on the root

VS 2012/.NET4.5, Windows 8/IIS8 and 64 bit Using WCF Service application, all the documentation that I've seen so far in naming my MSMQ queue to match the service name assume the fact that I am using an application or a virtual directory underneath…
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WCF inter-service messaging

I am building a system with 2 WCF Services. Both are IIS Hosted. At the moment they both reside in a single VS2010 website app, running on my local IIS7 (Windows 7) using the Derfault Website. I have enabled net.tcp on both. Service1 accepts…
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WCF runtime behavior attributes

I am wondering if there is a way to do the following: main WCF service is in a class lib which gets invoked / bound to MSMQ. Have a seperate Console app which hosts the service. 2 different projects. Of course the console app references the class…
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Faulting a WCF channel using netMsmqBinding

I have a WCF service over netMsmqBinding (MSMQ3). The service code doesn't run run under WCF transaction control because some operations in the service do not have transactional capability and are not capable of rolling back. As I understand it,…
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Running a long COM operation in C#, unable to remove poison message

I've been working on this for a week now and used StackOverflow extensively, but I can't figure this out. I'm writing a plug-in in C# in an Autodesk product, and I'm connected (with Marshal) to a different 3D application. I've done this for dozens…
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