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Additional Message Queuing resources

Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2

Additional Message Queuing resources

This section provides sources of additional information for Message Queuing and other software products that work with Message Queuing.

Microsoft Platform Software Development Kit

The Message Queuing Software Development Kit (SDK) is available as part of the Microsoft Platform SDK in the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Library. The Message Queuing SDK includes background information on developing Message Queuing applications and a reference section that thoroughly describes the functions, properties, structures, and COM components supplied and used by Message Queuing. The Message Queuing SDK also contains sample code and program files for representative types of applications.

The Microsoft Platform SDK is released on a regular basis in the MSDN Library, which is available both on CDs and on the Web. To access the Message Queuing SDK on the Web, refer to the MSDN Library Web site.(https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp)

Web Sites

Internet newsgroups

You can subscribe to the following newsgroups by following the instructions provided with your Web browser or newsreader software for connecting to an Internet news server:

  • microsoft.public.msmq.deployment

  • microsoft.public.msmq.interop

  • microsoft.public.msmq.networking

  • microsoft.public.msmq.performance

  • microsoft.public.msmq.programming

  • microsoft.public.msmq.security

  • microsoft.public.msmq.setup

Books

If you are interested in reading books that pertain to application development for Message Queuing, see the following list:

  • Dickman, Alan. Designing Applications With MSMQ: Message Queuing for Developers. Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., 1998.

  • Homer, Alex, and David Sussman. Professional MTS and MSMQ Programming with VB and ASP. Wrox Press Inc., 1998.

  • Sessions, Roger. Chapter 11 in COM and DCOM: Microsoft's Vision for Distributed Objects. John Wiley & Sons, 1998.