Initializes a new instance of the ServiceBusManagementClient class.
The connection string needed for the client to connect to Azure.
ServiceBusManagementClientOptions
Initializes a new instance of the ServiceBusManagementClient class.
The fully qualified namespace of your Service Bus instance which is
likely to be similar to
A credential object used by the client to get the token to authenticate the connection
with the Azure Service Bus. See @azure/identity for creating the credentials.
If you're using your own implementation of the TokenCredential
interface against AAD, then set the "scopes" for service-bus
to be ["https://servicebus.azure.net//user_impersonation"]
to get the appropriate token.
ServiceBusManagementClientOptions
Creates a queue with given name, configured using the given options
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Creates a queue configured using the given options
Options to configure the Queue being created. For example, you can configure a queue to support partitions or sessions.
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Creates a rule with given name, configured using the given options.
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Creates a subscription with given name, configured using the given options
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Creates a subscription with given name, configured using the given options
Options to configure the Subscription being created. For example, you can configure a Subscription to support partitions or sessions.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Creates a topic with given name, configured using the given options
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Creates a topic with given name, configured using the given options
Options to configure the Topic being created. For example, you can configure a topic to support partitions or sessions.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Deletes a queue.
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Deletes a rule.
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Deletes a subscription.
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Deletes a topic.
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Returns an object representing the metadata related to a service bus namespace.
Returns an object representing the Queue and its properties.
If you want to get the Queue runtime info like message count details, use getQueueRuntimeInfo
API.
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Returns an object representing the Queue runtime info like message count details.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Returns a list of objects, each representing a Queue along with its properties.
If you want to get the runtime info of the queues like message count, use getQueuesRuntimeInfo
API instead.
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Returns a list of objects, each representing a Queue's runtime info like message count details.
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Returns an object representing the Rule with the given name along with all its properties.
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Lists existing rules.
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Returns an object representing the Subscription and its properties.
If you want to get the Subscription runtime info like message count details, use getSubscriptionRuntimeInfo
API.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Returns an object representing the Subscription runtime info like message count details.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Returns a list of objects, each representing a Subscription along with its properties.
If you want to get the runtime info of the subscriptions like message count, use getSubscriptionsRuntimeInfo
API instead.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Returns a list of objects, each representing a Subscription's runtime info like message count details.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Returns an object representing the Topic and its properties.
If you want to get the Topic runtime info like subscription count details, use getTopicRuntimeInfo
API.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Returns an object representing the Topic runtime info like subscription count.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Returns a list of objects, each representing a Topic along with its properties.
If you want to get the runtime info of the topics like subscription count, use getTopicsRuntimeInfo
API instead.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Returns a list of objects, each representing a Topic's runtime info like subscription count.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Checks whether a given queue exists or not.
Checks whether a given subscription exists in the topic or not.
Checks whether a given topic exists or not.
Updates properties on the Queue by the given name based on the given options
Options to configure the Queue being updated. For example, you can configure a queue to support partitions or sessions.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Updates properties on the Rule by the given name based on the given options.
Updates properties on the Subscription by the given name based on the given options
Options to configure the Subscription being updated. For example, you can configure a Subscription to support partitions or sessions.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
Updates properties on the Topic by the given name based on the given options
Options to configure the Topic being updated. For example, you can configure a topic to support partitions or sessions.
Following are errors that can be expected from this operation
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All operations return promises that resolve to an object that has the relevant output. These objects also have a property called
_response
that you can use if you want to access the direct response from the service.