View/Repair message (Post Tab)
Nodinite empowers you to view and repair messages in your Azure Service Bus queue or topic. This feature lets you edit message body and properties, set advanced options, and add custom properties for efficient troubleshooting and message management.
Expect to:
- ✅ Instantly view and repair message body and properties
- ✅ Use advanced options for message configuration
- ✅ Add custom properties for flexible message handling
- ✅ Streamline troubleshooting and ensure message delivery
💡View and repair the message body and properties.
Either click on the Post tab or click on the View/Repair menu item in the Actions button for the selected message (Active and Dead Letter). The latter preserves the current message body and properties in the Post tab, allowing you to repair the message.
Example of the 'View/Repair' menu item in the Actions button on selected active message.
From the Post tab, you can submit a new message to the selected target entity (Queue or Topic).
Post message tab with essential send options.
Send a message with the following properties:
- Subject/Label
- Message
From within the Advanced accordion, you can also set additional properties on the message to be sent. If you opt to repair an existing message, the properties are pre-populated with the current values of the message. You can then change the values and click on the Post button to send the message.
- Target entity name - The name of the target entity (Queue or Topic)
- Message ID - You can set a user-defined Message ID. Leave the field empty for the automatic creation of a unique Guid.
- Correlation ID
- Session ID - A string value is required for queues and topic subscriptions with sessions enabled.
- Reply to Session ID
- Reply to
- Dead letter source (read-only) - Name of the queue or subscription that this message was enqueued on, before it was dead-lettered.
- Encoding - Select the encoding to apply on the message body. The default is UTF-8.
- Content type
- Time to live - Enter a time to live (TTL) in the format: days.hours.minutes.seconds, e.g., 0.00:00:30 for thirty seconds.
- Scheduled enqueue time - The values is preset with some time ago to ensure that the message is sent immediately. You can change this to a future time if you want to schedule the message for later delivery. The time is local to the client and is converted to UTC before sending to the Service Bus.
Advanced options for sending a message to the queue or topic.
In addition, you can also add any number of additional custom properties (Key-Value).
- Message custom properties
Message custom properties for sending a message to the queue or topic.
Click the '+' button to add a new custom property. You can also remove existing properties by clicking on the 'x' button next to the property.
Add custom property to the message.
There can be any number of custom properties of the type string. The key is the name of the property and the value is the value of the property. The key must be unique within the message.
Next Step
- Back to Actions Overview
- Monitoring Azure Service Bus Queue
- Managing Azure Service Bus Queues
- Monitoring Azure Service Bus Topics
- Managing Azure Service Bus Topics
- Monitoring Azure Service Bus Topic Subscriptions
- Managing Azure Service Bus Topic Subscriptions
Related Topics
- Details – View essential information about the selected Service Bus Queue.
- Edit thresholds – Configure monitoring thresholds for the selected queue.
- Enable – Enable a Service Bus Queue that is currently disabled.
- Disable – Disable a Service Bus Queue that is currently enabled.
- Resubmit and Delete All Dead Letter Messages – Resubmit and delete all dead letter messages in the queue.
- List Active Messages – View all active messages in the queue.
- List Dead Letter Messages – View all dead letter messages in the queue.
- List Scheduled Messages – View all scheduled messages in the queue.
- Purge Messages (Active) – Purge all active messages from the queue.
- Purge Dead Letter – Purge all dead letter messages from the queue.