azure-sdk-for-cpp/sdk/core/azure-core-amqp/samples

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Samples for the Microsoft Azure SDK for C++ AMQP client library

These code samples show common scenario operations for the Azure SDK for C++ AMQP support.

The AMQP client library is a C++ library for communicating with entities that use the AMQP protocol.

These samples are intended to demonstrate common AMQP use scenarios for Azure Service authors and are not intended to be a comprehensive collection of all possible uses for the library. The samples are grouped into folders by feature set. Each sample includes a README that describes the scenario.

Note

AMQP Support in the Azure SDK for C++ is intended only for use with Azure services. It is not a general purpose AMQP library. Because the library is intended for internal consumption only, the contents of this library are NOT subject to the normal breaking change policies for the Azure SDK and may change at any time without warning

Prerequisites

The samples are compatible with C++ 14 and later.

Sample Overview

All samples are standalone console applications that can be built and run independently. Each sample has similar dependencies: They assume that an existing Azure EventHubs instance has been created and the following environment variables are set:

• EVENTHUB_CONNECTION_STRING: The connection string for the EventHubs instance.
• EVENTHUB_NAME: The name of the EventHubs instance.
• SAMPLES_CLIENT_ID: The client ID for the EventHubs instance.
• SAMPLES_CLIENT_SECRET: The client secret for the EventHubs instance.
• SAMPLES_TENANT_ID: The tenant ID for the EventHubs instance.

If you have cloned the azure-sdk-for-cpp repo, this can be done using the Azure SDK Live Test Resource Management tools.

Connect-AzAccount -Subscription 'YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ID'
eng\common\testResources\New-TestResources.ps1 -Location Westus -ServiceDirectory core\azure-core-amqp\samples

This will establish a connection to your Azure account and create a resource group and an EventHubs instance. The connection string and other information will be displayed in the console.

Building and Running the Samples

To build the samples, create a build directory and use CMake to generate the build files. For example:

mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..

Then use CMake to build the samples:

cmake --build .

Each sample is built into its own directory. For example, the eventhub_sas_reader_sample is built into the eventhub_sas_reader_sample directory.

eventhub_sas_reader_sample

Demonstrates reading messages from the Azure Event Hubs service using the AMQP protocol with SAS authentication.

eventhub_sas_writer_sample

Demonstrates writing messages to the Azure Event Hubs service using the AMQP protocol with SAS authentication.

eventhub_token_reader_sample

Demonstrates reading messages from the Azure Event Hubs service using the AMQP protocol with an Azure bearer token authentication.

eventhub_token_writer_sample

Demonstrates writing messages to the Azure Event Hubs service using the AMQP protocol with an Azure bearer token authentication.

local_client_async_sample

Demonstrates sending messages to a local AMQP server using the AMQP protocol using queued send operations.

local_client_sample

Demonstrates sending messages to a local AMQP server using the AMQP protocol.

local_server_sample

Demonstrates receiving messages from a local AMQP server using the AMQP protocol.

eventhub_get_eventhub_properties_sample

Demonstrates receiving messages from the Azure Event Hubs service using an AMQP Management API.