Hmm, I don't seem to have a MessageQueue COM Object here, but here's my scratch at it: 
use Win32::OLE;
my $myQueue = Win32::OLE->new("MessageQueue") or
   die("Create object failed! :P");

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This sets up the object for you. I don't see a way to pass args to the constructor, so you have to set the property for the target queue. Example:
$myQueue->{targetQueue} = "./" . $private . "/myQueue";

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Then to send the message it will be so:
$myQueue->Send($messageText);

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Note that these are analogs for what happens above, and you'll have to work it together like you want/need. I would have been more help if I had the MessageQueue object, but I'm sure my guesses are quite close.
Also, I'm assuming you know a little about perl or can figure it from the code at hand; declaring variables, subs and such.

hth

Later that day: <mope> nobody ever comes back to tell if it worked :P </mope>

mhoward - at - hattmoward.org

In reply to Re: Re: Re: CGI to MSMQ by meredith
in thread CGI to MSMQ by Anonymous Monk

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