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I am currently working on integrating Azure Blob storage with Out systems reactive application. 

I tried using the following forge component 

link : https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/9608/azure-storage-account-blob


as there was no Reactive component available directly. 


When I tried either fetching all Blobs or even uploading a file on Blob I am getting the mentioned error.

I tried passing the following parameters in the action as my Storage account Name and Account Name is same, I have only one Container. I have saved these details in Site properties.


I first tried this

Container Name : FilesEmployee  ( Changed for security)

ConnectionString : exampleKey



I also tried

Conatiner Name : FilesEmployee 

ConnectionString : 

"DefaultEndpointsProtocol=http;AccountName=FilesEmployee;AccountKey= examplekey"


Kindly waiting for the solution.


2020-09-21 08-42-47
Vincent Koning
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Hi 

It looks like you connection string is most certainly not correct. The container name also needs to be lower-case but I think I have fixed this in the release (i'm the author of the component). I'll check that. 

Edit: Yes. I force the container name to lower-case


As for the app type. Since this component has no user facing components the type is correct in OS11. No need to worry about that.

Greetings,

Vincent

2022-02-08 09-40-14
Chandrashekhar Mankar

Just wanted to recheck again, Yes my container name is in lowercase only, the example I wrote was in uppercase. 

here it is for reference

Container Name : filesem  (Changed)

ConnectionName: "DefaultEndpointsProtocol=http;AccountName=filesem;AccountKey= d3ee482384e44c90+ab71+07295933a4c8=="   (key is a sample)


Should I add above in Connection name or just key, I also tried replacing http to https

2020-09-21 08-42-47
Vincent Koning

Did you copy the connection string from the Azure Portal? I find it strange that you default to http. Again, how you tried the connection string in the azure storage explorer?

2020-09-21 08-42-47
Vincent Koning

Can you try your connection string via the Azure Storage Explorer

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