Use an Azure Service Bus connection to send and receive messages between applications,
enabling asynchronous communication and improving durability. You can use Azure Service Bus
topics to send and receive messages, and Azure Service Bus queues to read messages. You can’t
send a message to an Azure Service Bus queue because Azure Service Bus Connector doesn’t support
session IDs.
The software-oriented architecture (SOA) proposes a design for software implementations where these components can communicate with each other by application components through a communication protocol over a network. These application components can be visualized as Service Bus. After you create an Azure Service Bus connection, you can validate, test, and save the connection.
You can then publish the Azure Service Bus connection and click the
Metadata
tab to view the generated process objects for the connection.