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    I 'm writing a .NET Queued Component. The problem is.. the COM+ application does not start automatically when the client creates an object and calls the method. so the meassages reside on the MSMQ 's private queue. It works if I start the Com+ comonent manually using Component Sevices Explorer. what I 'm missing that the component is not starting on message receive .. any ideas ..? Thanks in advance ... Mkl Mkl

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      I 'm writing a .NET Queued Component. The problem is.. the COM+ application does not start automatically when the client creates an object and calls the method. so the meassages reside on the MSMQ 's private queue. It works if I start the Com+ comonent manually using Component Sevices Explorer. what I 'm missing that the component is not starting on message receive .. any ideas ..? Thanks in advance ... Mkl Mkl

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      So you need your component to start when a message is received on the queue? If so, you can use MQ Triggers. Triggers are containers for Rules applied to a queue. By creating Rules, you configure the rule to invoke a method on a COM object or start en EXE. Create your Rules, then create a Trigger on your queue to apply the Rules.

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