Sending Messages to a Queue (COM) (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

Sending messages is an asynchronous operation that requires opening the destination queue and sending the message.

The body of an Message Queuing message can be any intrinsic variant, including string, date, currency, any number type, an array of bytes, as well as any persistent COM object that supports IDispatch and IPersist (IPersistStream or IPersistStorage).

For examples on	See
Sending a string	Sending a String in a Message (COM)
Sending a date	Sending a Date in a Message (COM)
Sending a currency	Sending a Currency in a Message (COM)
Sending a number	Sending a Number in a Message (COM)
Sending an array of bytes	Sending an Array of Bytes in a Message (COM)
Sending a persistent object in a message	Sending a Persistent Object (COM)
Sending a data recordset in a message	Sending a Data Recordset in a Message (COM)
Sending messages that return Message Queuing acknowledgment messages	Requesting Acknowledgment Messages (COM)
Sending messages that request an application-defined response message	Requesting Response Messages (COM)
Sending an application-defined response message	Sending Response Messages (COM)
Sending a single message within an implicit internal transaction	Sending a Single-Message Transaction (COM)
Sending a file as a message	Sending a File as a Message (COM)

See Also

Concepts

Using the COM Components
MSMQ COM Support
MSMQ Security

Other Resources

Message Queuing