Learn how to write up a simple application to queue messages on the queue.
- At this point, I have ServiceBus name space created,…a queue created, and inside of notepad over here,…I've extracted the connection string…and the name of the queue as well.…Let's dive into Visual Studio 2017.…Now again, make sure that your machine is able…to target .NET Core.…Specifically, I'm targeting .NET Core 2.0.…And it doesn't have to be Visual Studio Professional.…You can use Visual Studio Community edition,…you can use Visual Studio for MAC.…
You can even use Visual Studio code.…The steps may be slightly different, but we're…writing .NET Code so that's really the part that matters.…So click on File, New, Project and look for .NET Core.…I'm going to choose to create…an application called ServiceBusSender.…Let me go ahead and put this in a folder…called c:\Developer, and let's hit okay.…Let's wait for the project to get created.…
Here we go.…Now, in this project, let's first make sure…that we're on the right version of .NET Code.…Right click properties and I'm on….NET Code 2.1 which will work for me.…Now, let's come up here and…
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11/29/2018- What is Azure Service Bus?
- Setting up messaging queues
- Sending and receiving messages
- Setting up topics and subscriptions
- Enabling a namespace to host topics
- Relaying asynchronous communications
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