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PazoozaTest Pazman
PazoozaTest Pazman

Reputation: 749

Windows Azure Notification Hub Error

I have just gotten this error. Everything was working fine up until this morning.

Error: 400 - The request api-version is invalid because the the notification hub was created in an older version. Re-create the notification hub.

TrackingId:aaed084f-8c8a-49f1-8246-122763437b63_G7,TimeStamp:5/15/2016 3:56:13 AM"

In my node.js table script I am connecting to the hub like so:

var azure = require('azure');

var hub = azure.createNotificationHubService('hubName','connectionString');

And sending like so:

hub.wns.sendRaw(['public'], JSON.stringify(item), function(error){
    if(!error)
        console.log("total refresh " + JSON.stringify(item));
    else
       console.log("error sending total refresh " + JSON.stringify(error));
});

The error response keeps firing. I tried recreating the notification hub but still get the same error.

Does anybody know why? Have Microsoft updated their systems? Do I need to include an update for my javascript windows store application?

Thankyou

Upvotes: 1

Views: 402

Answers (2)

Skraloupak
Skraloupak

Reputation: 424

Yah, thanks @Peter. I created temp module in root "azure-sb-temp", imported instead of "azure" in my notification service, installed packages "azure-common" and "underscore". The last thing is comment @ line 69, 71, 72, 73 at /azure-sb-temp/lib/servicebusserviceclient.js

Upvotes: 0

Peter Rusanov
Peter Rusanov

Reputation: 26

The problem is that nodejs sdk doesn't set the api-version at all :) You can temporarily fix this by commenting these lines in the azure-sb module (or fix it in better way somehow):

azure-sb/lib/servicebusserviceclient.js @ line 67:

// Set API version
//  if (webResource.queryString[Constants.ServiceBusConstants.API_VERSION_QUERY_KEY] === undefined) {
        webResource.withQueryOption(Constants.ServiceBusConstants.API_VERSION_QUERY_KEY, Constants.ServiceBusConstants.CURRENT_API_VERSION);
// } else if (webResource.queryString[Constants.ServiceBusConstants.API_VERSION_QUERY_KEY] === null) {
//   delete webResource.queryString[Constants.ServiceBusConstants.API_VERSION_QUERY_KEY];
// }

Anyway, waiting for Microsoft to fix this dumb error...

Upvotes: 1

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