azure-storage-queues

If I were to get a message from queue using Azure.Storage.Queue queue.GetMessage(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(20)); I can set the visibility timeout, however when trying to use Azure.WebJobs (SDK 0.4.0-beta) attributes to auto bind a webjob to a queue i.e. public static void ProcessQueueMessage([QueueTrigger("myqueue")] string message){ //do something with queue item } Is there a way to set the visibility timeout on the attribute? There does not seem to be an option in JobHostConfiguration().Queues. If there is no way to override, is it the standard 30 seconds then? In the latest v1.1.0 release, you

How can I add a message to Azure queue storage that will show up in the queue exactly tomorrow (after 24 h) ? Veena Udayabhanu - MSFT If you are using the Storage Client Library, you will be able to use the addMessage overload in CloudQueue that takes the initial visibility delay as an input param. Specifically, you would have to use the following overload in 2.0: AddMessage(CloudQueueMessage message, TimeSpan? timeToLive = null, TimeSpan? initialVisibilityDelay = null, QueueRequestOptions options = null, OperationContext operationContext = null) If you are using version 1.7, you would use the

I'm working out a scenario where a post a message to an Azure Storage Queue. For testing purposes I've developed a console app, where I get the message and I'm able to update it with a try count, and when the logic is done, I delete the message. Now I'm trying to port my code to an Azure Function. One thing that seems to be very different is, when the Azure Function is called, the message is deleted from the queue. I find it hard to find any documentation on this specific subject and I feel I'm missing something with regard to the concept of combining these two. My questions: Am I right, that

I'm trying to find a way to pass objects to the Azure Queue. I couldn't find a way to do this. As I've seen I can pass string or byte array, which is not very comfortable for passing objects. Is there anyway to pass custom objects to the Queue? Thanks! You can use the following classes as example: [Serializable] public abstract class BaseMessage { public byte[] ToBinary() { BinaryFormatter bf = new BinaryFormatter(); byte[] output = null; using (MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream()) { ms.Position = 0; bf.Serialize(ms, this); output = ms.GetBuffer(); } return output; } public static T