public void InsertOrReplace(Sample.Azure.Model.LargeObject.LargeObjectModel largeObjectModel)
{
Common.JSON.JSONService jsonService = new Common.JSON.JSONService();
string json = jsonService.Serialize <Model.LargeObject.LargeObjectModel>(largeObjectModel);
Model.File.FileModel fileModel = new Model.File.FileModel();
string fileName = largeObjectModel.LargeObjectId.ToString().ToLower() + ".json";
string container = "largeobject";
fileModel.Container = container;
fileModel.Name = fileName;
fileModel.Text = json;
fileRepository.PutFileAsText(fileModel);
}
public void InsertOrReplace(Sample.Azure.Model.Customer.CustomerModel customerModel)
{
Common.JSON.JSONService jsonService = new Common.JSON.JSONService();
string json = jsonService.Serialize <Model.Customer.CustomerModel>(customerModel);
Model.File.FileModel fileModel = new Model.File.FileModel();
string fileName = customerModel.CustomerId.ToString().ToLower() + ".json";
string container = "customer";
fileModel.Container = container;
fileModel.Name = fileName;
fileModel.Text = json;
fileRepository.PutFileAsText(fileModel);
}
public void CustomerQueue()
{
Model.Customer.CustomerModel customerModel = this.CreateCustomerModel();
Common.JSON.JSONService jsonService = new Common.JSON.JSONService();
string json = jsonService.Serialize <Model.Customer.CustomerModel>(customerModel);
Interface.Repository.IQueueRepository queueRepository = DI.Container.Resolve <Interface.Repository.IQueueRepository>();
queueRepository.Enqueue("customer", json); // Typically you would just put an id in the queue since they have size limits on their payload
Model.Queue.QueueModel queueModel = new Model.Queue.QueueModel();
queueModel = queueRepository.Dequeue("customer", TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1));
Model.Customer.CustomerModel loadedModel = jsonService.Deserialize <Model.Customer.CustomerModel>(queueModel.Item);
Assert.AreEqual(loadedModel.CustomerName, customerModel.CustomerName);
queueRepository.DeleteItem("customer", queueModel);
} // CustomerEntityFramework