Connect MSMQ form
Completing the Service tab

Use the Service tab to identify the location, port, and other properties of the MSMQ server. After you complete this tab and save the Connect MSMQ form, you can test connectivity to the MSMQ server.

Service details

Field	Description
Service details
MSMQ Server Name	Identify the MSMQ Server. Process Commander uses this information to find and log into the remote MSMQ system.
MSMQ Proxy URL	Specify the URL for the `PegaMessageQueueService.asmx` page, where users can view the contents of the queues. This page does not need to be on the MSMQ Server itself.

Field	Description
Queues
Request Queue Name	Enter the name of the queue onto which the outgoing request message is to be placed.
Response Queue Name	Enter the name of the queue from which the system retrieves the incoming response message.
Wait for Timeout	Optional. Enable to require the connector to wait for a response message before resuming activity processing. Selecting this option enables you to specify a Response Message Timeout interval. If you do not select this option, activity processing continues immediately.
Response Message Timeout	Optional. Enter the number of seconds that the activity calling the service is to wait for a response. If Process Commander does not receive a response within this time interval, it reports a service failure and activity processing continues. If you leave this field blank, the calling activity waits indefinitely for a response message. This option can be set only after you enable the Wait for Timeout option.

Field	Description
Error Handling
Status Value Property	Optional. Select a `Single Value` property that the system uses to report the status of the remote service request. The value is one of two four-character literals: `Good` or `Fail`.
Status Message Property	Optional. Enter the name of a `Single Value` property that the system uses to provide additional information about an error that occurred when processing the remote service request.
Error Handler Flow	Optional. Identify a flow rule that is to be started when this connector rule is started by a flow rule but fails. The default flow rule Work-.ConnectionProblem provides one approach for handling such problems. See Handling connector exceptions.

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