Microsoft Azure Service Bus Connection Details
The information of the Azure Service Bus instance that this connection connects to, is provided in this topic.
The connections details dialog contains the following fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Connection Name | Name of the connection that uniquely identifies a particular Azure Service Bus connection. |
| Description | (Optional) Briefly describe the purpose of this Azure Service Bus connection. |
| Auth Mode | You can choose the authentication mode to connect to the Azure Service Bus. The available dropdown options are SAS Token and Oauth2. |
| Service Bus Namespace |
Name of an existing Service Bus Namespace, which is equivalent to a container consisting of entities such as Queue/Topic. Enter the namespace name without the suffix.servicebus.windows.net. This field is enabled for application property support. |
| Authorization Rule Name |
Name of the authorization rule, which is a shared access policy that has to be created on a service bus. This policy sets the access rights such as Manage, Send, and Listen. This field is enabled for application property support. |
| SharedAccessKey |
A cryptographic key that is used to generate the SAS token signature to authorize and validate the service bus resources. Provide the primary key/secondary key of the shared access policy that is against the Authorization Rule Name. This field is enabled for application property support. |
| Tenant ID |
Directory ID of Azure active directory. To obtain this, navigate to the Microsoft Azure portal and log in with the Microsoft Azure active directory credentials. Click Azure Active Directory > Properties. Copy an ID from the Directory ID field which is the required Tenant ID. |
| Client ID |
Application ID of the app created on Microsoft Azure active directory. To obtain this, navigate to the Microsoft Azure portal and log in with the Microsoft Azure active directory credentials. Click Azure Active Directory > App Registrations. Select the required app displayed under DISPLAY NAME and copy the ID displayed under Application ID which is the required client ID. |
| Client Secret |
The password of the Microsoft Azure active directory user. |
| Retry Count |
The number of times the flow attempts to run the activity or trigger. Default: 3 |
| Retry Interval |
The time (in milliseconds) required to wait in between each attempt to run the activity or trigger. Default: 4,000 milliseconds |
Edit an Azure Service Bus connection after it is created, by selecting it, then click Edit in the new section that appears to the right of the connections list.
You can also choose to delete an existing Azure Service Bus connection as long as it is not included in any Azure Service Bus activity across any of the Flogo apps. Choose an Azure Service Bus connection to see the list of apps using that connection. The list appears below the Delete and Edit buttons.