Windows Azure AppFabric Introductory Teaching series (i): Creating AppFabric Projects and namespaces

Starting today, we will launch the Windows Azure AppFabric Introductory teaching article, from the beginning to the other, so that we can gradually understand and master Windows Azure AppFabric. Before we begin our study, we recommend that readers read first: AppFabric Chinese and English white papers.

We know that APPFABIRC consists of service bus and Access Control service, and in order to use these features and features, and the subsequent AppFabric tutorials, you must first create a service Project.

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Create a new AppFabric project

1. Browse Windows Azure Platform AppFabric Portal and enter your Windows Live ID and password to log on to the Web site.

2. Create a new project. Enter the project name, such as your company name or your name, accept the terms and click the OK button.

3. Now you want to add a service namespace for your project. Namespaces define application boundaries for applications exposed to service bus and for building service bus endpoints for applications. To add a service namespace, click Project Name and then click Add Service Namespace.

4. For your Service namespace service namespace Enter a name, select a locale region (depending on the area that your service is running), and click the Create button. First of all, ensure name availability. Service names must be globally unique because they are hosted in the cloud and can be accessed by any user authorized by you.

Please be patient while activating the service, which may take several minutes.

Note: You may need to refresh the page to check that the service is active.

5. Once the namespace is activated, click its name on the list of available namespaces to display the Service namespace information page.

6. In the Service namespace Services Namespace Information page, locate the Service Bus section and record the default issuer Name and default issuer Key. They are used when validating with access control.