Path of the entity for which the sender has been created.
A name used to identify the sender. This can be used to correlate logs and exceptions. If not specified or empty, a random unique one will be generated.
ReadonlyisReturns true if either the sender or the client that created it has been closed.
Closes the underlying AMQP sender link.
Once closed, the sender cannot be used for any further operations.
Use the createSender function on the QueueClient or TopicClient to instantiate a new Sender
Creates an instance of ServiceBusMessageBatch to which one can add messages until the maximum supported size is reached.
The batch can be passed to the send method to send the messages to Azure Service Bus.
Schedules given messages to appear on Service Bus Queue/Subscription at a later time.
Message or an array of messages that need to be scheduled.
The UTC time at which the messages should be enqueued.
The sequence numbers of messages that were scheduled.
You will need the sequence number if you intend to cancel the scheduling of the messages.
Save the Long type as-is in your application without converting to number. Since JavaScript
only supports 53 bit numbers, converting the Long to number will cause loss in precision.
Sends the given messages after creating an AMQP Sender link if it doesn't already exist.
session and/or partition enabled Queue/Topic, set the sessionId
and/or partitionKey properties respectively on the messages.sessionId (if using
sessions) and the same partitionKey (if using partitions).Note:
If you want to send messages of size greater than 1MB, please send individual messages instead of sending a batched message or an array of messages like below.
await sender.sendMessages(message);
This is because the batched messages are not capable of sending the larger messages yet. You'll hit the force detached error in this case otherwise. Read service-bus-premium-messaging#large-messages-support. More info at #23014.
A single message or an array of messages or a batch of messages created via the createBatch() method to send.
An in-memory mock of the Azure ServiceBusSender. It uses a Map to simulate a Service Bus queue and correctly implements the ServiceBusSender interface.
Example