FILE:Imp_Draw.exe Uses MSMQ ActiveX Objects from Visual C++ 5.0

 Last reviewed: March 4, 1998
Article ID: Q174300
The information in this article applies to:
  • Microsoft Message Queue Server version 1.0

SUMMARY

This sample demonstrates how to use the MSMQ ActiveX components with the #import compiler directive new to Visual C++ 5.0. This program also demonstrates how to handle MSMQ ActiveX Events in C++.

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 ~ Imp_Draw.exe (size: 119282 bytes)
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The #import compiler directive makes COM objects easier to use from C++. This sample program functions identically to the VB_Draw and C_Draw samples included with the MSMQ product and will inter-operate with those two samples.

This self-extracting executable file contains a sample project. To use the sample, unzip the contents of this file into a new directory. From the File menu, select Open Workspace from the Visual C++ IDE. Select Imp_Draw.dsw as the Workspace to load.

A new class has been defined to handle ActiveX Event notification, CMSMQEventHandler. This class can be used in other projects by deriving a new class from CMSMQEventHandler and overriding the Arrived and ArrivedError methods.

Aside from this new class the majority of code in this project was taken, or adapted, from the existing C_Draw and VB_Draw samples. 

Keywords          : MQVC
Version           : WINNT:1.0
Platform          : winnt
Issue type        : kbfile
Solution Type     : kbsample

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Last reviewed: March 4, 1998
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