QueueExplorer Professional 5.0.94
Date: 17 September 2026 | Posted by: voska89
Free Download QueueExplorer Professional 5.0.94 | 35.4 Mb
QueueExplorer Professional is a Windows application for working with message queues and messaging systems. It provides tools for inspecting, managing, troubleshooting, testing, and transferring messages across multiple queueing platforms from a single installation.
QueueExplorer supports MSMQ, Azure Service Bus, RabbitMQ, and ActiveMQ. Users can view, edit, copy, move, delete, save, and load messages, as well as inspect complete message bodies using viewers for JSON, XML, WCF, hexadecimal data, and text with different encodings.
The Professional edition also provides tools for developers and administrators, including message testing, performance and load testing, queue synchronization, schema management, advanced filtering, business data extraction, and backup and restore operations.
Software Overview
QueueExplorer Professional provides a centralized interface for managing message queues and diagnosing messaging-related problems. It can be used to inspect message contents, identify failed or problematic messages, test producers and consumers, and manage queue and schema objects.
Key Features
Multiple Messaging Systems
Work with MSMQ, Azure Service Bus, RabbitMQ, and ActiveMQ from the same installation without requiring separate licenses for each supported system.
Message Inspection
Inspect message destinations, formatting, headers, settings, and complete message bodies using JSON, XML, WCF, Hex, and text viewers with different encodings.
Message Management
Copy, move, delete, save, load, create, edit, and resend messages directly from the application.
Producer and Consumer Testing
Test individual components of messaging solutions by creating and editing test messages and sending them individually or in batches.
Performance and Load Testing
Send thousands of messages to evaluate how an application handles message volume and processing load.
Troubleshooting
Investigate incorrect, poison, failed, and deadletter messages and resend or otherwise manage problematic messages.
Queue Monitoring
Monitor queue status with automatic refreshing to identify growing queues, deadletter messages, and other changes in near real time.
Advanced Filtering and Sorting
Filter and sort messages to locate relevant information. The Professional edition can extract business data from message contents using XPath, JSON, and Regex.
Backup and Restore
Back up messages to files or move and copy messages to another queue for restoration, transfer, or further processing.
Queue and Schema Management
Copy, compare, and synchronize queues, topics, and other schema metadata objects. This can be used for migration, development-to-production propagation, comparison, and schema backup.
Queue Duplication
Duplicate queues with their settings on the same server using the Professional edition.
System Requirements
- Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7
- Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2
- .NET Framework 4.6.2 or higher
Frequently Asked Questions
Which messaging systems does QueueExplorer support?
QueueExplorer supports MSMQ, Azure Service Bus, RabbitMQ, and ActiveMQ.
Can QueueExplorer edit message contents?
Yes. Messages can be viewed and edited, including message bodies in formats such as XML, JSON, .NET objects, hexadecimal data, and text.
Can QueueExplorer be used for load testing?
Yes. The software can send large numbers of messages to test application performance and load handling.
Can queues be backed up or migrated?
Yes. Messages can be backed up to files or moved and copied to other queues, while queue and schema objects can also be copied, compared, and synchronized.
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https://www.cogin.com/Product Information
- Software Name: QueueExplorer Professional
- Version: 5.0.94
- Languages: English
- License type: Full Version
- File Size: 35.4 Mb
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