Microsoft Azure Service Bus

Microsoft Azure Service Bus is a fully managed enterprise message broker with message queues and publish/subscribe topics.

Actions

  • unlockTopicMessage - Unlock a topic message

  • deleteTopicOrQueue - Delete a topic or a Queue

  • createRule - Create a Rule with a Subscription

  • deleteQueueMessage - Delete a message from a Queue

  • updateQueue - Update Queue properties

  • deleteSubscription - Delete a Subscription associated with a topic

  • deleteTopicMessage - Delete a message from a topic

  • unlockQueueMessage - Unlock a Queue message

  • sendMessageBatch - Send a batch message to a topic or Queue

  • getEntityTopicOrQueue - Get details of a topic or Queue

  • updateTopic - Update topic properties

  • enumerationSubscriptions - List subscriptions associated with a topic

  • renewTopicMessageLock - Renew lock on a topic message

  • getEntitySubscription - Get Subscription detail

  • renewQueueMessageLock - Renew lock on a Queue message

  • createTopic - Create a topic on the Azure ServiceBus

  • createSubscription - Topic Subscription is created on Azure ServiceBus

  • updateSubscription - Update Subscription properties

  • sendMessage - Send a message to a topic or Queue

  • deleteRule - Delete Rule associated with a Subscription

  • getEntityRule - Get details of a Rule

  • receiveTopicMessage - Receive a topic message

  • receiveQueueMessage - Receive a Queue message

  • receiveAndDeleteQueueMessage - Delete a queue message when you receive it

  • createQueue - Create a Queue on the Azure Service Bus

  • receiveAndDeleteTopicMessage - Deletes a topic message after it is received

  • updateRule - Update Rule properties

Usage Notes

Variations in runtime signatures exist for receive actions in the Workflow or Flow service, such as receiveTopicMessage, receiveQueueMessage, WS-ReliableMessaging, and receiveAndDeleteTopicMessage, when messages are sent from external sources like Postman, rather than through the Microsoft Azure Service Bus connector."

Examples -

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