I know it's possible to recieve messages from a service bus queue like:
public static void ProcessQueueMessage([ServiceBusTrigger("inputqueue")] string message, TextWriter logger)
But is there also a way to to receive a session via a trigger attribute? Something like ServiceBusSessionTrigger?
Normally one would accept a session like this:
var session = queueClient.AcceptMessageSession();
But I'd prefer the WebJob SDK to handle how multiple sessions at once can be processed.
Edit: Seems that this currently isn't supported: see github for feature request
Edit 2: Seems they are working on this
this nuget Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.ServiceBus in 3.1.0-beta3 version support session in azure function. when you install this nuget,
you will be able to use it like the code below
[ServiceBusTrigger("testsessionqueue", Connection = "serviceBusConnectionString", IsSessionsEnabled = true)]
there you can find nuget : Nuget and it's a github issue: github
Please bear in mind that it's still a beta
You can't currently receive a session via an activation attribute, but there is a GitHub feature request . If this is something that many people would find useful, it would make sense to integrate it into the core ServiceBus assembly.