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kayoumt · Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 6:34 pm Post subject:

Hi,

In some situations, I need to make two applications to concurrently read or write on an already existing (created) queue.

In C++, it seems that just creating a Destination object does the job.

Destination my_shared_queue = Destination(XMS_DESTINATION_TYPE_QUEUE,"MY.SHARED.QUEUE");

In C# ; it seems it is not possible to do it that way ; because I cannot call an IDestination object's constructor. To create that IDestination "object", I need to call a method from IConnection, ISeesion or IConnectionFactory.

Anyway ; calling ISession.CreateQueue for that future does not return a handle on an existing queue ; but, tries to physically create the queue and raises an exception when the queue already exists.

IDestination my_shared_queue = my_session.CreateQueue("MY.SHARED.QUEUE");

Thanks in advance for any help.