NamespaceManager.CreateQueue Method
Definition
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Overloads
| CreateQueue(QueueDescription) |
Creates a new queue in the service namespace with the specified queue description. |
| CreateQueue(String) |
Creates a new queue in the service namespace with the given path. |
CreateQueue(QueueDescription)
Creates a new queue in the service namespace with the specified queue description.
public Microsoft.ServiceBus.Messaging.QueueDescription CreateQueue (Microsoft.ServiceBus.Messaging.QueueDescription description);member this.CreateQueue : Microsoft.ServiceBus.Messaging.QueueDescription -> Microsoft.ServiceBus.Messaging.QueueDescriptionPublic Function CreateQueue (description As QueueDescription) As QueueDescriptionParameters
- description
- QueueDescription
A QueueDescription object describing the attributes with which the new queue will be created.
Returns
The QueueDescription of the newly created queue.
Applies to
CreateQueue(String)
Creates a new queue in the service namespace with the given path.
public Microsoft.ServiceBus.Messaging.QueueDescription CreateQueue (string path);member this.CreateQueue : string -> Microsoft.ServiceBus.Messaging.QueueDescriptionPublic Function CreateQueue (path As String) As QueueDescriptionParameters
- path
- String
The path of the queue relative to the service namespace base address.
Returns
The QueueDescription of the newly created queue.
Exceptions
path is null or empty.
The length of path is greater than 290 characters.
The operation times out. The timeout period is initialized through the NamespaceManagerSettings class. You may need to increase the value of the OperationTimeout property to avoid this exception if the timeout value is relatively low.
A queue or a topic with the same name and path exists under the same service namespace.
The NamespaceManager object does not have sufficient permission to perform this operation. You should check to ensure that your NamespaceManager has the correct TokenProvider credentials to perform this operation.
Either the specified size in the description is not supported or the maximum allowable quota has been reached. You must specify one of the supported size values, delete existing entities, or increase your quota size.
An internal error or unexpected exception occurs.
The server is overloaded with logical operations. You can consider any of the following actions:Wait and retry calling this function.Remove entities before retry (for example, receive messages before sending any more).
Applies to
Azure SDK for .NET