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Let us say that I have an FTP server getting XML files sent each day, and that I want to post theese to the Windows Azure Service Bus Brokered Messaging service.
Has anyone created a tool (and is willing to share) that will monitor a directoy and post these to the service bus?
Alternative, has anyone implemented an FTP server that will accept files and then post to the service bus?
Alternative, implementet FTP server in Azure that transforms messages to the service bus?
Sort of. I use the Sync Framework instead. Take a look at the File Sync Provider.
In my case, I went ahead and created a custom FTP sync provider to handle some aspects of the sync process that were specific to the application. When the sync session finishes, I post BrokeredMessages to a ServiceBus queue, where worker instances process those messages (mostly Uri’s to the location of the files now in Blob Storage).
Good luck!