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adisaraf
adisaraf

Reputation: 79

Service Bus API Connection for LogicApp doesn't support SAS connection string

I have created a Logic App that utilizes the Service Bus connector. In doing this I created a Service Bus API connection as part of the Logic App, this API connection is used by the Service Bus connector. The Service Bus API connection requires a connection string. The connection string provided from the Azure Portal for the Service Bus topic works fine. However, I want to provide a SAS key (that has an expiration) instead of the Azure Portal provided connection string (which is permanent until manually rotated). When I provide the SAS key to the Service Bus API connection that is used by the Logic App. I get the following error:

Unknown Service Bus Token provider found for Service Bus namespace '<namespace>.servicebus.windows.net'

I am using the following format in the connection string with the SAS key:

SharedAccessSignature={sig};Endpoint={endpoint}

The SAS key that I generated for the same Service Bus topic works fine when I create a regular Service Bus consumer in Java and/or .NET. I have created the SAS key for the Service Bus with the documentation here:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-bus-messaging/service-bus-sas#overview-of-sas

Upvotes: 2

Views: 841

Answers (2)

viktorh
viktorh

Reputation: 187

Not sure if this helps but instead of using the Connector you can put a Azure Function between the Service Bus and Logic App that handles the receive / send?

Upvotes: 0

Tom Sun
Tom Sun

Reputation: 24559

Unfortunately, as you mentioned that Logic App does not support SAS Key as servicebus connection string in the service bus API connector currently.

You could vote the azure feedback here. Now it is under review by Azure App service team.

Upvotes: 2

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