Enqueue

Enqueueing from Azure Cloud Storage is quite similar to File Enqueue except that the MessageSource is defined differently. For example:

<MessageSource>
    <ValueChainId>9123</ValueChainId>
    <Name>AzureStorageInbox</Name>
    <SourceType> AZURE</SourceType>
    <Config>{protocol: 'https', accountName: 'MyAccountName', accountKey: 'MyAccountKey', rootDir: '/my/polleddir', share:'MyShareName' }</Config>
</MessageSource>

Dequeue

Dequeuing to Azure Cloud Storage is quite similar to Dequeue to file except for the MessageDestination specification.

A MessageDestination of DestinationType AZURE is used to configure the final destination for a message being dequeued to Azure Cloud Storage. For example:

<MessageDestination>
    <ValueChainId>9123</ValueChainId>
    <Name>AzureDestination</Name>
    <DestinationType>AZURE</DestinationType>
    <Config>{protocol: 'https', accountName: 'MyAccountName', accountKey: 'MyAccountKey', rootDir: '/my/polleddir', share:'MyShareName', fileNamePattern: '%{FileName}'}</Config>
</MessageDestination>

The Config is a JSON object containing:

JSON Objects	Required/Optional	Description
accountName	Required	Account Name provided by Azure Cloud Storage administrator.
accountKey	Required	Account Key provided by Azure Cloud Storage administrator.
share	Required	Share name provided by Azure Cloud Storage administrator.
rootDir	Required	Directory in Azure Cloud Storage in which file needs to be stored.
protocol	Optional	Default EndPoints Protocol for connecting to Azure Cloud Storage. Default value is https. Permitted values are http and https.
compressed	Optional	true to decompress the file while polling or compress while sending the file to Azure Cloud Storage.
fileNamePattern	Optional	fileNamePattern is an optional file name substitution pattern used when dequeuing messages in the Azure Cloud Storage i.e. %{fileName}.csv.
fileNamer	Optional	As an alternative to fileNamePattern, you can provide a fileNamer. Here you should give a groovy expression that evaluates to the desired value of the file name. The com.onenetwork.platform.integ.msg.Message being dequeued will be bound under the name msg so you can use things like interface name, client file name, etc. to help you generate the final file name. Example: `fileNamer: 'msg.getOutboundInterface() +` `"."` `+` `System.currentTimeMillis() +` `".csv"'` or `fileNamer: 'if` `("ZBKS.BookLoad".equals(msg.getOutboundInterface())) {` `msg.getOutboundInterface() +` `"."` `+ System.currentTimeMillis() +` `".csv"` `}` `else` `{ resolvedFileName }'`
tempFileNamePattern	Optional	Same as of fileNamePattern except if provided, the file will be first streamed to the temp file name and then renamed to fileNamePattern.