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I am trying to get a simple client and backend sending a messages using Rhino Service Bus over two machines. I have managed to get it working using Rhino Queues but when I switch to MSMQ and send the message its not received at the backend. I am using a code sample taken from here, and im trying to implement the simplest example 'E1_Hello_world_using_MSMQ_as_transport'.

When sending a message from the client to backend, the message seems to disappear without giving any error (when using endpoint uri 1 defined below). However a new folder does appear in Outgoing Queues named DIRECT=TCP:192.168.35.10\private$\LearningRhinoESB.E1.Backend but the queue messages folder is still empty.

I have disabled firewalls on both machines, and tried a number of variations of endpoints,

  1. msmq://192.168.35.10/LearningRhinoESB.E1.Backend <-- this is what worked with rhino queues switching to msmq has no joy
  2. msmq://192.168.35.10/private$/LearningRhinoESB.E1.Backend
  3. FormatName:DIRECT=TCP:192.168.35.10\LearningRhinoESB.E1.Backend
  4. FormatName:DIRECT=TCP:192.168.35.10\private$\LearningRhinoESB.E1.Backend
  5. FormatName:DIRECT=OS:192.168.35.10\LearningRhinoESB.E1.Backend
  6. FormatName:DIRECT=OS:192.168.35.10\private$\LearningRhinoESB.E1.Backend

Any idea what im doing wrong or how to diagnose the situation? Are there any services that i might need to enable to get this working?

Faesel Saeed
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  • Are there any messages in the RhinoBus logs ([enable logging](http://www.hibernatingrhinos.com/oss/rhino-service-bus/learn/usage/logging))? Can the MSDTC service on the two machines communicate with each other? – rivethead_ Jan 28 '13 at 08:26

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