azure-table-storage

Since we are forced to drop the stateclient and move to a custom storage, in my case an azure table storage . Using my storageexplorer I can see that it already saved conversation data on my azure. How can I update my ff code to get past chat history? Before I'm using a IActivityLogger class to log a conversation, but now I'm confused on how to update it. Global Asax Before: protected void Application_Start() { var builder = new ContainerBuilder(); builder.RegisterType<Logger>().AsImplementedInterfaces().InstancePerDependency(); builder.Update(Conversation.Container); GlobalConfiguration

In Azure Table Storage, is it possible to query PartitionKey with a StartsWith or some other operator e.g. Contains, etc. I know I can do this with RowKeys but is it possible to do it with PartitionKeys? A follow up question is: even if it's doable, is it advisable? Should PartitionKey always be an exact match -- say, for performance reasons? Pedro G. Dias Well, the good news is that you CAN do partial matches, and you will get "good" performance as long as the number of partitions being hit is small. If you have lots of partition keys, performance will suffer. I could try to summarize an

In Windows Azure Storage, we used to do this to create a table : var tableClient = account.CreateCloudTableClient(); tableClient.CreateTableIfNotExist(TableName); I just downloaded the last version of the azure storage library (v2), and my previous code doesn't work anymore : 'Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.Table.CloudTableClient' does not contain a definition for 'CreateTableIfNotExist' and no extension method 'CreateTableIfNotExist' accepting a first argument of type 'Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.Table.CloudTableClient' could be found. What is the good code in v2 ? In v2 there's some

Here's my problem. A class which defines an order has a property called PaymentStatus , which is an enum defined like so: public enum PaymentStatuses : int { OnDelivery = 1, Paid = 2, Processed = 3, Cleared = 4 } And later on, in the class itself, the property definition is very simple: public PaymentStatuses? PaymentStatus { get; set; } However, if I try to save an order to the Azure Table Storage, I get the following exception: System.InvalidOperationException: The type Order+PaymentStatuses' has no settable properties. At this point I thought using enum isn't possible, but a quick Google

I'm trying to abstract geting all entities from a Table by partitionKey, like so: public List<T> GetEntities<T>(string partitionKey, T entity) where T : TableEntity { try { var tableClient = _account.CreateCloudTableClient(); var table = tableClient.GetTableReference(entity.GetType().Name.ToLower()); var exQuery = new TableQuery<T>().Where(TableQuery.GenerateFilterCondition("PartitionKey", QueryComparisons.Equal, partitionKey)); var results = table.ExecuteQuery(exQuery).Select(ent => (T) ent).ToList(); return results; } catch (StorageException ex) { //TODO: Add more trace info Trace

Im really new to Windows Azure development and have a requirement to store some data in a windows azure storage table. This table will really only exist to provide a quick lookup mechanism to some files which are located on azure storage drive. Therefore I was planning on populating this table at application start up (ie in web application global application start up) Rather than trying to maintain this table for changes the changes that could occur to the drive while the application is not running. Or as this drive is just a vhd of resources, we may well occasionally upload a new vhd. So