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On an XP machine VS 2008, we have a local public queue. &nbsp;We can access it from a Win32 application fine. &nbsp;When we try to access it from an ASP.NET app we get the following: <br />
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System.Messaging.MessageQu<wbr />eueExcepti<wbr />on: The queue does not exist or you do not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation<br />
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Has anyone seen this behavior?
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On an XP machine VS 2008, we have a local public queue.  We can access it from a Win32 application fine.  When we try to access it from an ASP.NET app we get the following: 

System.Messaging.MessageQueueException: The queue does not exist or you do not have sufficient permissions to perform the operation

Has anyone seen this behavior?

Accessing local MSMQ queue works for Win32 app, not from ASP.NET app

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