Used when creating the queue. It indicates where to store the queue's messages, where to register the queue, and provides a name for the queue.
To look at a message in a queue without removing it from the queue.
For more information see read or retrieve.
Message whose body is encrypted. Applications can set the privacy-level for each message it sends and the encryption algorithm used to encrypt the message.
Format used to specify queues not registered in MSMQ information store (MQIS). The private format name of the queue includes the string "Private=" followed by the MachineGUID (machine identifier) of the computer where the queue is located and a hexadecimal number that identifies the queue.
The following is the general format of a private format name:
"PRIVATE=MachineGUID\QueueNumber"
Signature key used to digitally sign a message. The private signing key is part of the signature key pair and should always be kept private.
For information on the other signature key, see public signing key.
A queue registered on the local computer (not in MQIS) that typically cannot be located by other applications. Private queues have the advantage of no MQIS overhead (faster to create, no latency, and no replication), and they can be created and deleted when MQIS is not working.
For more information see public queue.
Indicates the queue is private and is registered on the local computer. Its absence indicates a public queue that is registered in MQIS.
Format used to specify a queue registered in MQIS. A queue's public format name contains the string "Public=" followed by the queue identifier generated by MSMQ when the queue was created.
The following is the general format for public format names:
"PUBLIC=QueueQUID"
Signature key used to validate the digital signature of a message. The public signing key is part of the signature key pair, and is sent with the message.
For information on the other signature key, see private signing key.
A queue registered in MQIS that can be located by any MSMQ application. Public queues are persistent and their registration information can be backed up on the MSMQ enterprise, making them good for long-term use.
For more information see private queue.