MSMQ body format issue.

[IdleBrain]

I wrote an application that puts in a message into MSMQ using C++ and
MFC. If I try to put a message called 'sample' I see that the body of
the
message in MSMQ would be set to: 's.a.m.p.l.e'.

On the other hand I have a C# application that reads the same message
queue and it expects the body format to be:
'<?xml version="1.0"? >..<string>sample</string>'


Because of this body format incompatibility, I am having trouble with
C# application not being able to read the C++ application's message.
Can someone suggest on how to modify the C#/C++ application to resolve
this issue.

Thanks,
IdleBrain

 

[sloan]

Follow this thread, and you're figure out some formatter stuff.


http://groups.google.com/group/micr...66f12fdb5e/fb5ce88a50c31d19?#fb5ce88a50c31d19

 

[John Vottero]

I wrote an application that puts in a message into MSMQ using C++ and
MFC. If I try to put a message called 'sample' I see that the body of
the
message in MSMQ would be set to: 's.a.m.p.l.e'.

On the other hand I have a C# application that reads the same message
queue and it expects the body format to be:
'<?xml version="1.0"? >..<string>sample</string>'


Because of this body format incompatibility, I am having trouble with
C# application not being able to read the C++ application's message.
Can someone suggest on how to modify the C#/C++ application to resolve
this issue.

You are using different Formatters. Set the MessageQueue.Formatter property
to be the same in both apps.

 

[IdleBrain]

Thanks for your help guys.

I started using the ActiveXMessageFormatter and XMLMessageFormatter in
my C# application to read either of the message queue formats and
donot have a problem now.

 

[sloan]

Thanks for posting the resolution.