Here is what I have done, and it works. I would appreciate feedback on whether this is a good approach.
I wrote a test windows application (lets call it App1) that points to a queue and then adds a handler for the ReceiveCompleted event (all in the Form_Load event). The handler simply has a message box telling me a message entered the queue I am pointing to (for testing). Then, I call the BeginReceive method on the queue I am pointing to. I wrote a 2nd windows application (lets call it App2) that simply sends messages to the above queue. With both applications running, I get the above described message box (from App1) everytime App2 sends a message to the queue. This is simply for testing. In the real world, App2 would retrieve and process the message (no message boxes!) This seems simple and straight forward. Am I missing something here? You can read messages from the Advanced DOTNET archive, unsubscribe from Advanced DOTNET, or subscribe to other DevelopMentor lists at http://discuss.develop.com.
