I. MSMQ introduction and installation of Message Queuing
MSMQ is the English abbreviation for Microsoft Message Queuing.
Advantages of using Message Queuing: Stability, message priority, offline capabilities, and security.
Message Queuing is divided into queues (private queues) and system queues created by the user, which are divided into user queues. I'm Windows XP, look at the image below (Myqueue for the message queue that you created for yourself, Msmqtriggersnotifiations is a universal queue):
With a simple understanding of Message Queuing, using MSMQ for software development requires that MSMQ be installed, and it is time to enter the actual development phase. The specific installation process is in the Control Panel "Add/Remove Programs" under "Add/Remove Windows Components", complete the add on OK. After the installation is complete, new message queues can be added through the interactive interface, as detailed in the following figure: