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Any thoughts and or experience with iCollector. com? | General . . . So far, icollector com and the sites accessed through it seem to be another source Any personal experience to share? Thanks for your opinions, Dorsey To save money deal directly with the company or person that actually is selling the gun Icollector like Proxybid helps facilitate online sales for the sellers
Sample Azure Function in . NET 5 using IAsyncCollector lt;T gt;to write . . . IAsyncCollector is currently not supported with out-of-process worker process SDK according to the documentation: Because NET isolated projects run in a separate worker process, bindings can't take advantage of rich binding classes, such as ICollector, IAsyncCollector, and CloudBlockBlob There's also no direct support for types inherited from underlying service SDKs, such as DocumentClient
Adding to a Queue using an Azure function in C# - Stack Overflow This leaves me with two questions: firstly, should this work using ICollector<string> (and if so, what have I done wrong)? The second question relates to BrokeredMessage - it seems to exist in a Nuget package called ServiceBusv1_1 which has a description that makes me think it is not intended for this purpose: is that the correct package?
c# - Any way to verify a service bus trigger to SendGridMessage . . . You should be able to achieve this by using ICollector or IAsyncCollector [SendGrid] ICollector<SendGridMessage> messageCollector) and then var message = SendgridHelper ConvertToSendgridMessage(outgoingEmail); messageCollector Add(message); should call SendGrid synchronously and throw exception in case of failure If you want to use IAsyncCollector (as you already do for another binding), be
Isolated process Azure Function with optional ServiceBusOutput return . . . The documentation doesn't mention what to do in the case that there's no need to queue another message (e g if my processing code throws, I don't want want to keep queueing) IAsyncCollector and ICollector are no longer supported in isolated process So is returning null good enough to prevent it from queueing?
Message not added to Azurite Queue from Azure Function I tried to reproduce the issue by following steps: Created Azure Functions (Stack: Net Core 3 1 - Http Trigger) in Visual Studio Installed this package Microsoft Azure WebJobs Extensions Storage through Nuget Package Solution to the Project Added the Output Queue binding to the Task static method like: public static async Task<IActionResult> Run( [HttpTrigger(AuthorizationLevel Anonymous