Setting Queue Properties (COM) (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
The properties of a queue can be dynamically set by calling MSMQQueueInfo.Update.
Note
MSMQQueueInfo.Update can only be called on queues that exist. It cannot be called on an MSMQQueueInfo object before the queue is created or after the queue is deleted.
When updating public queues, the directory service is updated with the current settings of the MSMQQueueInfo object. Always call MSMQQueueInfo.Refresh first to retrieve the existing settings of the queue. This will retrieve any changes that have been made using Active Directory or another application.
When updating private queues, the local computer is updated with the current settings of the MSMQQueueInfo object. Properties for private queues can only be updated if the queue is located on the local computer.
In most cases, any application can set a queue's properties. However, if MQ_ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED is returned by MSMQQueueInfo.Update, the access control level of the queue is blocking the application from setting the queue's properties.
Note
Not all properties can be set by calling MSMQQueueInfo.Update. Only the properties in the following examples can be set in this way. Other properties can only be set by Message Queuing, or they can only be set when the queue is created.
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Setting the authentication level of the queue |
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Setting the base priority level of the queue |
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Setting the journaling level of the queue |
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Setting the maximum size of the queue journal |
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Setting the label of the queue |
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Setting the privacy level of the queue |
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Setting the maximum size of the queue |
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Setting the type of service performed by the queue |
See Also
Concepts
Using the COM Components
MSMQ COM Support
MSMQ Security