Queues

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Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2

Queues

In the context of Message Queuing, queues are temporary storage locations for different types of messages. The following sections provide information about different types of queues that can be deployed in a messaging infrastructure. Queues can be created by applications and by Message Queuing. Queues created by applications or by administrators are referred to as application queues. Queues created by Message Queuing are known as system queues. For details, see the following links:

  • For information on the different types of application-generated queues used by Message Queuing, see Application Queues.

  • For information on journal queues, outgoing queues, dead-letter queues, and other types of system queues created and used by Message Queuing, see System Queues.

  • For information on the names that can be used to designate Message Queuing queues, see Queue names.

  • For information on referencing queues by queue alias names, see Queue aliases.

  • For information on target journaling, see Target journaling.

  • For information on source journaling, see Source journaling.