use Win32::OLE;
use strict;
my %getInbox;
my $msmq_path = "direct=os:MSMQ-Server\\Private\$\\test";
my $objInfo = Win32::OLE->new('MSMQ.MSMQQueueInfo');
my $objMsg = Win32::OLE->new('MSMQ.MSMQMessage');
$objInfo->{FormatName}= $msmq_path;
#$objMsg->{Body}= "test";
#$objMsg->{Label}= '12005I112';
my $objQue=$objInfo->open(1,0);
$getInbox{message} = $objQue->PeekCurrent(0,1,1,10);
$getInbox{info} = $objQue->Receive() if (defined($getInbox{message}));
while (defined($getInbox{info}))
{
print $getInbox{info}->{Body},"\n";
print $getInbox{info}->{Label},"\n";
$getInbox{message} = $objQue->PeekNext(0,1,1,10);
last if (!(defined($getInbox{message})));
$getInbox{info}=$objQue->Receive()
}
$objQue->Close;
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1 comment:
Very helpful. Been looking all over for MSMQ w/ Perl in recent days. Thanks for your post!
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