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node_modules/azure-storage/browser/samples/sample-queue.html
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<b>Note</b>: You may need set up a HTTP server to host this sample for IE browser, because IndexedDB is only available on websites with http or https URL schemes in IE. Azure Storage JavaScript Client Library currently depends on IndexedDB.
<b>Note</b>: You may need set up a HTTP server to host this sample for IE11 and latest Chrome.
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<h2 id="step2">Step 2: Importing Azure Storage JavaScript Client Library</h2>
<p>
Importing <code>azure-storage.common.js</code> and <code>azure-storage.queue.js</code> in your HTML file for queue operations, and make sure <code>azure-storage.common.js</code> is in front of <code>azure-storage.queue.js</code>.
Importing <code>azure-storage.queue.js</code> in your HTML file for queue operations.
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&lt;script src="azure-storage.common.js"&gt;&lt;/script&gt;
&lt;script src="azure-storage.queue.js"&gt;&lt;/script&gt;
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</p>
<pre>
var queueUri = 'https://' + 'STORAGE_ACCOUNT' + '.queue.core.windows.net';
var queueService = AzureStorage.createQueueServiceWithSas(queueUri, 'SAS_TOKEN');
var queueService = AzureStorage.Queue.createQueueServiceWithSas(queueUri, 'SAS_TOKEN');
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<p>
In Azure Storage JavaScript Client Library, a global variable <code>AzureStorage</code> is the start point where we can create service objects for blob/table/queue/file and access to the storage utilities.
You can load Azure Storage JavaScript Client Library in a CommonJS or AMD environment by JavaScript module loaders. If no module system is found, global variable <code>AzureStorage.Queue</code> will be set, which is the start point where we can create service objects for queue and access to the storage utilities.
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<b>How to get full detailed API definitions? </b> Currently, the JavaScript Client Library shares the same API definitions with Node.js SDK.
Please check API details on <a href="http://azure.github.io/azure-storage-node/">Azure Storage Node.js API reference documents</a>. The JavaScript global variable <code>AzureStorage</code> is just like the object <code>require('azure-storage')</code> returns in Node.js.
<b>How to get full detailed API definitions? </b> Currently, the JavaScript Client Library shares almost the same API definitions with Node.js SDK, besides Node.js runtime specific APIs.
Please check API details on <a href="http://azure.github.io/azure-storage-node/">Azure Storage API reference documents</a>. The JavaScript global variable <code>AzureStorage.Queue</code> is just like the object <code>require('azure-storage')</code> returns in Node.js, but limits to Queue related interfaces.
Go to <a href="https://azure.github.io/azure-storage-node/QueueService.html">QueueService</a> to view possible methods provided by <code>QueueService</code> class.
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<p> A storage <b>Message</b>, in any format, of up to 64 KB. The maximum time that a message can remain in the queue is 7 days.</p>
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<b>Note: </b> Azure Storage JavaScript Client Library provides <code>var encoder = new AzureStorage.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder()</code> which is a Base64 encoder and docoder.
<b>Note: </b> Azure Storage JavaScript Client Library provides <code>var encoder = new AzureStorage.Queue.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder()</code> which is a Base64 encoder and docoder.
If a message content string is encoded with <code>encoder.encode()</code>, remember to decode it with <code>encoder.decode()</code> after peek the message.
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<h3>Create Message</h3>
<p><code>QueueService</code> provides <code>createMessage</code> for creating a new message to a queue.</p>
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var encoder = new AzureStorage.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder();
var encoder = new AzureStorage.Queue.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder();
queueService.createMessage('myqueue', encoder.encode('mymessage'), function (error, results, response) {
if (error) {
// Create message error
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<h3>Update Message</h3>
<p><code>QueueService</code> provides <code>getMessages</code> and <code>updateMessage</code> for updating next message in a queue.</p>
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var encoder = new AzureStorage.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder();
var encoder = new AzureStorage.Queue.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder();
queueService.getMessages('myqueue', function(error, result, response) {
if(!error){
// Got the message
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<h2 id="step6">Step 6: Creating your JavaScript Application based on Azure Storage JavaScript Client Library</h2>
<ul>
<li>1. Setting CORS rules for your selected Azure-Storage account queue service.</li>
<li>2. Including "azure-storage.common.js" in the html file.</li>
<li>3. Including functional file(s) needed, such as "azure-storage.queue.js" for queue operation.</li>
<li>4. Using keyword "AzureStorage" to access to Azure storage JavaScript APIs.</li>
<li>5. Referring to <a href="http://azure.github.io/azure-storage-node/">Azure Storage Node.js SDK documents</a> for detailed API definitions which keep same with JavaScript APIs.</li>
<li>2. Including functional file(s) needed, such as "azure-storage.queue.js" for queue operation.</li>
<li>3. Using keyword "AzureStorage.Queue" to access to Azure storage JavaScript APIs for queues.</li>
<li>4. Referring to <a href="http://azure.github.io/azure-storage-node/">API documents</a> for detailed API definitions.</li>
</ul>
<p> You can view the source code of this sample for detailed reference. </p>
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<!-- azure-storage.common.js also exports Node.js module stream, util and buffer -->
<script src="../bundle/azure-storage.common.js"></script>
<script src="../bundle/azure-storage.queue.js"></script>
<script>
var account = document.getElementById('account').value;
var sas = document.getElementById('sas').value;
var queue = '';
var queueUri = '';
var encoder = new AzureStorage.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder();
var encoder = new AzureStorage.Queue.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder();
function checkParameters() {
account = document.getElementById('account').value;
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return null;
queueUri = 'https://' + account + '.queue.core.windows.net';
var queueService = AzureStorage.createQueueServiceWithSas(queueUri, sas).withFilter(new AzureStorage.ExponentialRetryPolicyFilter());
var queueService = AzureStorage.Queue.createQueueServiceWithSas(queueUri, sas).withFilter(new AzureStorage.Queue.ExponentialRetryPolicyFilter());
return queueService;
}
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return;
var queue = document.getElementById('newqueue').value;
if (!AzureStorage.Validate.queueNameIsValid(queue, function(err, res){})) {
if (!AzureStorage.Queue.Validate.queueNameIsValid(queue, function(err, res){})) {
alert('Invalid queue name!');
return;
}