I created an Event Hub and have working code producing and consuming events from the hub, however, I went to go add a Streaming Analytics Job but the Add Input dialog cannot see my namespace when the "use event hub from current subscription" option is selected. They are all in the same subscription(the only one I have) and I am the admin and my user account is owner on the event hub. Why can't the portal blade 'see' my event hub namespace and hub? They are in the same Resource Group/Location too.
Anyone seen that before? I must be missing something somewhere.
I think this is related to the fact that currently, they are separating event hub from the service bus so that it avialable in the new portal. A workaround manually enter the event hub information
I tried to test what you said, and the result as below.
There are two types of Event Hubs which I can see on Azure new portal, as the figure below.
The PREVIEW one is new on Azure new portal, which instances created that could be retrieved in the add dialog of ASA Input, even could be retrieved on the EventHubs tab of Azure management portal.
The second one is classic both on Azure new portal and management portal. If you click the second one on Azure new portal, the page will be redirect to Event Hubs tab on Azure management portal. And all Event Hubs created on Azure management portal, which namespace name could be retrieved on Azure new portal, but eventhub name not. However, as #GeoffreySamper said, you can manuall type the information of EventHub created on management portal that works by my test.
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I have an API deployed in API Manager, deployed one interface in cloud hub with API auto discover option.
In API manager, i gave cloudhub link as implementation url. so i thought both are linked up.
But when i apply SLA tier to API it is not getting applied. is there anything need to be done ?
Please first apply Auto discovery properly on the app. Create one API in the API manager. copy API ID into autodiscover configuration in the app. please find below link for details explanation.
Auto discovery article from dzone
I have a requirement, I am having access to automation anywhere Control room? I want to understand how to retrieve the metadata/data from control room.. Is there any Api available? How to communicate? I am planning to do integration via Mule esb …
If you have access to AA support, you can find all the information about Control Room 11 APIs here.
Control Room offers the following APIs:
Authentication
Bot Login Credentials
Bot Deployment
Export and Import Bots for Bot Lifecycle Management
Export Import Workload Management Configuration
Get list of all queues
Get list of all work items in a given queue
Insert work item data to a given queue
I am not able to see the products I publish in API Connect in the APIC Developer Portal. There is no error in the logs either.
I am able to do other things on the Dev Portal, such as create new app, subscribe to existing APIs, etc.
And later, I can see this new app/subscription in API Manager.
How can I resolve such problems, like: where could I find more information about errors, etc?
Please navigate to https://datapower_ip/organizationName/sanboxName. I Think you are publishing to the different sandbox and searching in another. If you publish APIs via API connect management console all the APIs will be published in the developer portal(if configured in settings of sandbox)
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Srikanth
all the tutorial videos of azure shows the data tab in mobile services but in real it is not present there.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxhoXvChLA34dDB1Mm1KVFIwRUU/edit?usp=sharing
When using the .NET backend, creating tables and custom APIs are done code first and you can't control them via the portal.
For tables start here: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/documentation/articles/mobile-services-dotnet-backend-windows-store-dotnet-get-started-data/
I don't see any tutorials up yet on the custom API path yet but I may have missed them.
I want to enable self-service for employees starting with the ability to update simple contact information into AD. The twist is that I want this as a web part in SharePoint Online as my company uses BPOS. Employees would log on, change their details and it gets back to the company's AD.
Initial investigations have shown that you cannot add custom web parts but you can add Silverlight components. I have found examples that work with SharePoint Online services and presume that I could reference an on-premise service that I've publicly exposed? This service would then work against the company's AD.
Any tips or direction would be appreciated.
The component that you add to SharePoint Online would have to communicate, via for example a web service, with an onsite component. That on site component would run in a security context of a user that is allowed to update AD.
Note be very carefull when you do this exposing a web service that can update your AD can be dangerous. You need to consider how the web service is secured and that the account used to run it has minimum required rights.
Investigation has found that you can reference your own service from a Silverlight component by nothing more than the usual 'Add Service Reference'. Make sure you have a CrossDomain policy file. You can work with the SharePoint Online services fine. Check out this