Hi Shawn,
I'd recommend using
MSMQ scripting API instead. You can find a sample script that demonstrates how to send and receive MSMQ messages
here. It's a VBScript script, but it should help you get the idea.
But if you want to use .NET classes for this purpose, you can access them via the
dotNET object. To make MSMQ .NET classes available for scripting, you'll need to add the
System.Messaging.dll assembly to
Tools > Current Project Properties > CLR Bridge. After that, you can write code like this:
(".\\Private$\\MyPrivateQueue");
queue["Send"]("Hello, world");
// and so on
