Configure an Azure Blob Destination
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Configure an Azure blob destination for sending messages from a bridge to a blob storage on Azure. You can use an Azure blob as a destination component only with XML One-Way Bridge. See Create an XML One-Way Bridge to learn how to configure the bridge. Once you have added an Azure blob destination component to the Bridge Configuration surface, select Connector from the Toolbox and connect the bridge to the Azure blob component.
To add an Azure blob destination to a BizTalk Service project
Create a BizTalk Service project. See the steps at Get started with a Visual Studio project.
Right-click anywhere on the BizTalk Service project design area thenselect Properties. Enter your BizTalk ServicesURL into the BizTalk Service URL property.
From the Toolbox, drag and drop the Azure Blob Destination component to the BizTalk Service project design surface.
Right-click the component and select Properties. The following table provides information about the properties:
Property
Description
Entity Name
Enter a unique and descriptive name of the Azure blob destination component.
Shared Access Signature URL
Enter the shared access signature (SAS) URL for the container in Azure Blob storage where the messages are routed to. Note that the SAS URL must include the ‘si’ parameter. The ‘si’ parameter is included in the SAS URL if it was created using a shared access policy.
For instructions on how to generate the SAS URL, see Create and Use a Shared Access Signature. You can also use the Azure Storage Explorer to generate the SAS URL. For more information about the Azure Storage Explorer, see Azure Storage Explorer.
From the File menu, click Save.