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In a previous tutorial we showed how to create and receive a message from queue , we can now adding polling
The MessageQueue class in StorageClient contains the polling inbuilt  infrastructure and delivers the message via eventing:
mqObj.MessageReceived += new MessageReceivedEventHandler(mqObj_MessageReceived);
mqObj.PollInterval = 1000; // poll interval in milliseconds
mqObj.StartReceiving(); // starts polling

The event handler fires whenever a [...]

This simple tutorial demonstrates how to create a message on a queue and receive that message:
1. Set up Authentication Details and Create a New Queue
The below code adds the the storage authentication details, creates a queue storage object (which is the storage container that the Message Queues are placed in), then creates a message queue [...]

Microsoft just announced the Beta availability of  Windows Azure Drive. Azure Drive joins the exiting storage lineup of blobs, tables and queues and is likely to be the last storage category to be introduced in 2010. Azure Drive is primarily intended for developers migrating existing apps to Azure. Drive storage uses  the standard Windows NTFS [...]

We previously looked at Creating an Azure App in Visual Studio and then Deploying the App on Azure . The application we built was a very simple one requiring no storage, we now turn our attention to extending the demo application to include Azure Storage. For this example we will use the blob storage in [...]