Hi,
I have a WCF service configured to use Service Bus Queue. I followed the exact instruction from Tom Hollander's blog(http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tomholl/archive/2011/10/07/using-service-bus-queues-with-wcf.aspx). It works all fine when my WCF is up and running. I've got a sender that drops messages on the Service Queue, and my WCF service that processes them at its own pace. The problem is that when I stop my WCF service, and keep adding messages to the Service Bus queue, then when I turn the WCF back on, nothing happens. I would have expected all those messages to have been kept in the Service Bus Queue since no processes were processing them, then that my WCF would have started to do its job when woken up. It looks like all messages are gone. How can I monitor what is happening on the queue(number of messages) in order to understand what's going on when no processes are pulling messages from the queue.
Any idea of what's going on would be highly appreciated.
Thanks