azure-queues

问题 I have a web job I've created and I want to deploy to azure. However I'm confused about the configuration when you create it. It's a web job that's triggered from an azure storage queue. It works fine locally. However when I go to create the web job in azure, I'm confused by the choices...my choices are Triggered or Continuous. If I choose Continuous, I get a choice single or Multi. If I choose Triggered, I'm given a choice of Scheduled or Manual. I don't want a Scheduled, and I'm not sure

问题 I am reaching a conflict in my azure project, I'm trying to seclude task : on every 16th of the month of .xml file form individual web site. In my project I have one web role and one worker role, I trying to seclude on every 16th of the month that the web role will create a message(connect to the site and download the .xml file), insert it to the queue storage, the worker role gets the message process it and delete the message. Suggestion anyone?? 回答1: Have you taken a look at this post -

问题 I need some help in understanding the thread safety in azure CloudBlobClient, CloudQueueClient and CloudBlob classes. I am developing a worker role which includes multiple independent job processors where each of these job processors read from a specific queue and write/update to some blob containers which may be the same. I want to make sure that these job processors are not stepping on each other toe. 1> How can I make sure that this is the case without using any kind of lock? If I assign a

问题 I need to send compressed Base64 data over an Azure queue, which has a limitation of 64K. My code compresses the data and then encodes it as a Base64 string. I verify the compressed and encoded string does not exceed 64000 bytes (see encodedLen below), however, my code crashed when I tried to add a message of ~57,000 bytes . var byteString = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(articleDataToSend); var compressed = QuickLZ.compress(byteString, 1); var encoded = Convert.ToBase64String(compressed); var

问题 I'm currently developing an application hosted on Azure that uses Azure Event Hub. Basically I'm sending messages (or should I say, events) to the Event Hub from a Web API, and I have two listeners: a Stream Analytics task for real-time analysis a standard worker role that computes some stuff based on the received events and then stores them into an Azure SQL Database (this is a lambda architecture). I'm currently using the EventProcessorHost library to retrieve my events from the Event Hub

问题 I've just begun tinkering with Windows Azure and would appreciate help with a question. How does one determine if a Windows Azure Queue is empty and that all work-items in it have been processed? If I have multiple worker processes querying a work-item queue, GetMessage(s) returns no messages if the queue is empty. But there is no guarantee that a currently invisible message will not be pushed back into the queue. I need this functionality since follow-up behavior of my workflow depends on

问题 I've been looking into Azure Service Bus Queues ( NOT Azure Storage Queues). All of the details that I have read indicate that it supports FIFO semantics, but only in the context of a "Messaging Session". The problem is that I can't seem to find any information on what exactly this is in the context of Azure. Is this a WCF construct, or something that is particular to Azure Service Bus? I assume that it does not relate to local transactions, but I am not 100% sure. Any pointers would be very

问题 I'm trying to figure out how can I listen to an events on a queue (especially an enqueue event). Say I have a Console Application and a Service Bus Queue/Topic, how can I connect to the Queue and wait for a new message ? I'm trying to achieve this without While(true) and constant polling, I'm trying to do it more in a quite listener way something like a socket that stay connected to the queue. The reason I don't want to use polling is that I understand that its floods the server with requests

问题 I'm getting an error when using Bus.SendToQueues, detailed error at end of question. I have an azure queue set up with a storage account and key and I'm trying to use Bus.SendToSites to have an on premise servicebus handler using msmq send a message to the azure site. Trying to get a gateway going, as per: http://support.nservicebus.com/customer/portal/articles/859548-the-gateway-and-multi-site-distribution, and I'm using this configuration: App.config: (Am I setting up the site correctly?)

问题 I am using an Azure webjob with queue triggered functions to listen on several Azure queues. The processing method for each queue is identical (but the queues still need to be separate). I was wondering if there is a way to store the list of queue names in configuration and dynamically create functions that are triggered on those queues during startup time? I know it is possible to do this for a single queue using INameResolver, but I couldn't find a solution for multiple queues. 回答1: