com.microsoft.azure.servicebus.primitives
Classes
AuthorizationFailedException |
Authorization failed exception is thrown when error is encountered during authorizing user's permission to run the intended operations. When encountered this exception user should check whether the token/key provided in the connection string is valid, and has correct execution right for the intended operations (e.g. Receive call will need Listen claim associated with the key/token). |
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ClientConstants | ||
ClientEntity |
Contract for all client entities with Open-Close/Abort state m/c main-purpose: closeAll related entities Internal-class |
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CommunicationException |
This exception is thrown when there is a client side connectivity issue. When receiving this exception user should check client connectivity settings to the service:
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ConnectionStringBuilder |
This class can be used to construct a connection string which can establish communication with ServiceBus entities. It can also be used to perform basic validation on an existing connection string. Sample Code:
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CoreMessageReceiver | ||
CoreMessageSender | ||
ExceptionUtil | ||
IllegalConnectionStringFormatException |
This exception is thrown when the connection string provided does not meet the requirement for connection. |
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MessageLockLostException |
This exception is thrown when a receiver attempts or or or or operation on a peek-locked message whose lock had already expired. |
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MessageNotFoundException |
This exception is thrown when a receiver attempts to receive a message with sequence number and the message with that sequence number is not available in the queue or subscription. |
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MessageWithDeliveryTag | ||
MessageWithLockToken | ||
MessagingEntityAlreadyExistsException |
This exception is thrown when a subscription client tries to create a rule with the name of an already existing rule. |
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MessagingEntityDisabledException |
This exception is thrown when a client attempts to send messages to or receive messages from a disabled entity. An entity can be disabled for Send operations or RECEIVE operations or both. |
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MessagingEntityNotFoundException |
This exception is thrown when a client attempts to create a sender or receiver or client to a non existent entity. |
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MessagingFactory |
Abstracts all AMQP related details and encapsulates an AMQP connection and manages its life cycle. Each instance of this class represent one AMQP connection to the namespace. If an application creates multiple senders, receivers or clients using the same MessagingFactory instance, all those senders, receivers or clients will share the same connection to the namespace. |
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MiscRequestResponseOperationHandler | ||
OperationCancelledException |
This exception is thrown when the underlying Amqp layer encounter an abnormal link abort or disconnect of connection in an unexpected fashion. |
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Pair<T,V> | ||
PayloadSizeExceededException |
this exception is thrown when user attempts to send a event data or brokered message that has exceeded the allowed payload size as defined by the service. Note that in a batch send scenario the limit can include possible batch overhead. |
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QuotaExceededException |
This exception is thrown to signal that a service bus entity or namespace exceeded its quota. A quota can be a limit on entity size, message size, maximum concurrent connections or maximum concurrent operations. |
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ReceiverDisconnectedException |
This exception is thrown when a EventHubReceiver is being disconnected because of one of the following reason:
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ReceiverErrorContext | ||
RequestResponseUtils | ||
RequestResponseWorkItem | ||
RetryExponential |
RetryPolicy implementation where the delay between retries will grow in an exponential manner. RetryPolicy can be set on the client operations using ConnectionStringBuilder. RetryIntervals will be computed using a retryFactor which is a function of deltaBackOff (MaximumBackoff - MinimumBackoff) and MaximumRetryCount |
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RetryPolicy |
Represents an abstraction of a policy for retrying messaging operations when an exception is encountered. Some exceptions encountered by a sender or receiver can be transient like ServerBusy and the operation will succeed if retried. Clients can specify a retry policy using ConnectionStringBuilder which guides senders and receivers to automatically retry the failed operation before throwing the exception to the client application. Users should not implement this class, instead should use one of the provided implementations through getDefault() or getNoRetry(). |
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SASUtil |
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SenderErrorContext | ||
ServerBusyException |
Server busy exception is thrown when the current entity's activity has put excessive load onto the service. When encountered this exception user should wait at least 4 seconds before any retry/runtime operations for the said entity again. |
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ServiceBusException |
This is the base exception that service bus will generate for all error cases. |
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SessionCannotBeLockedException |
This exception is thrown when a client attempts to accept a session that is already locked by another client. |
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SessionLockLostException |
This exception is thrown when a session receiver performs an operation on a session after its lock is expired. When a client accepts a session, the session is locked to the receiver for a duration specified in the entity definition. When the accepted session remains idle for the duration of lock, that is no operations performed on the session, the lock expires and the session is made available to other clients. |
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SettleModePair | ||
StringUtil | ||
TimeoutException |
This exception is thrown when the operation has exceeded the predetermined time limit. User should check connectivity is healthy between client process and service. |
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TimeoutTracker | ||
Timer |
An abstraction for a Scheduler functionality - which can later be replaced by a light-weight Thread |
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TrackingUtil | ||
Util |
Enums
MessagingEntityType | ||
TimerType | ||
TransportType |
All TransportType switches available for communicating to EventHubs service. |
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