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I would like to set the MSMQ message label using the NetMsmqBinding. I understand it’s easy when using the MsmqIntegrationBinding, but I would like to continue to use the NetMsmqBinding (even call private methods, if possible)
I thought this was an interesting question. Unfortunately, from everything I’ve seen, it looks like you can’t access the Label property on an outgoing MSMQ message using NetMsmqBinding.
Here are some of the links I came across:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wcf/thread/3389679b-a130-4e83-bb4c-1b522c216227/
http://blogs.msdn.com/skaufman/archive/2007/12/17/msmq-label-property-and-wcf.aspx
I couldn’t find anything that explained exactly why, but the reasoning makes sense – the NetMsmqBinding does not expose anything specific to System.Messaging, so that the binding itself can be easily swapped out for another binding without any code changes. Like you said, the MsmqIntegrationBinding is tightly coupled to System.Messaging concepts, so you get access to all the System.Messaging stuff at the expense of interchangability with other bindings. If setting the Label is important, the easiest route will probably be to just use msmqIntegrationBinding.