Create file on azure storage in Business Central

ftornero wrote: »

Hello @Rahila,

You can add this code to the previous one:

    procedure WriteRange(FileName: Text; TempBlob: Record TempBlob temporary)
    var
        requestMethod: Text;
        request: HttpRequestMessage;
        RequestHeader: HttpHeaders;
        hhtpres: HttpResponseMessage;
        canonicalizedResource: Text;
        canonicalizedHeaders: Text;
        urlPath: Text;
        client: HttpClient;
        content: HttpContent;
        ContentHeaders: HttpHeaders;
        test: Boolean;
        authorizationHeader: Text;
        stringToSign: Text;
        msVersion: Text;
        cha: Text[1];
        contenttype: Text;
        contentLength: Integer;
        res: Text;
        keyss: Text;
        dateInRfc1123Format: Text;  
        EncryptionManagement: Codeunit "Encryption Management";        
        uri: Text;
        Range: Text;
        InStr: InStream;

    begin
        if not TempBlob.Blob.HasValue() then
            exit;

        cha[1] := 10;
        msVersion := '2015-02-21';
        keyss := GetAccountAccessKey();
        dateInRfc1123Format := GetUTCDateTimeText(); // <------------ Changed
        requestMethod := 'PUT';

        urlPath := GetAccountSharedRessource() + '/lables/' + FileName + '?comp=range';

        CanonicalizedResource := ConvertStr(StrSubstNo('/%1/%2', GetAccountName(), urlPath), '?=', cha + ':');

        TempBlob.Blob.CreateInStream(InStr, TextEncoding::UTF8);
        content.WriteFrom(InStr);
        ContentLength := TempBlob.Blob.Length;

        ContentHeaders.Clear();
        content.GetHeaders(ContentHeaders);
        ContentHeaders.Add('Content-Length', Format(ContentLength, 0, 9));
        ContentHeaders.Remove('Content-Type');
        request.Content := content;

        Range := 'bytes=0-' + Format(contentLength - 1, 0, 9);

        canonicalizedHeaders := 'x-ms-date:' + dateInRfc1123Format + Format(cha) +
                                'x-ms-range:' + Range + Format(cha) +
                                'x-ms-version:' + msVersion + Format(cha) +
                                'x-ms-write:' + 'update';

        stringToSign := (requestMethod + Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(contentLength, 0, 9) + Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         Format(cha) +
                         canonicalizedHeaders + Format(cha) + // <------------ Changed
                         canonicalizedResource);

        authorizationHeader := 'SharedKey ' + GetAccountName() + ':' + EncryptionManagement.GenerateBase64KeyedHashAsBase64String(stringToSign, keyss, 2);
        uri := StrSubstNo('https://%1.file.core.windows.net/%2', GetAccountName(), urlPath);
        request.SetRequestUri(uri);
        request.Method := requestMethod;
        RequestHeader.Clear();
        request.GetHeaders(RequestHeader);
        RequestHeader.Add('Authorization', authorizationHeader);
        RequestHeader.Add('x-ms-date', dateInRfc1123Format);
        RequestHeader.Add('x-ms-range', Range);
        RequestHeader.Add('x-ms-version', msVersion);
        RequestHeader.Add('x-ms-write', 'update');

        client.Send(request, hhtpres);
        if not hhtpres.IsSuccessStatusCode then
            Error(hhtpres.ReasonPhrase)
        else
            Message(hhtpres.ReasonPhrase);
    end;

    procedure WriteText2File(FileName: Text; qText: Text)
    var
        OutStr: OutStream;
        TempBlob: Record TempBlob temporary;
    begin
        TempBlob.Blob.CreateOutStream(OutStr, TextEncoding::UTF8);
        OutStr.WriteText(qText);
        WriteRange(FileName, TempBlob);
    end;

And call the code whit something like this:

FileName := 'AzureSharedFile.txt';
CreateFileNew(FileName);
WriteText2File(FileName, 'This is a test !!!!');

Regards

Hi @ftornero I have tried your way and it works fine, but when I tried to write in a file that is not created by your code(means uploaded/created manually) then it's showing an exception "The range specified is invalid for the current size of the resource."
I have looked into this exception and found that when we create/upload a file manually then its length is fixed which is not changeable.
https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-java/issues/14961
Do you have a workaround for this, because my requirements are a bit different, my user/client will create the file and I have to write/update in that file.
Best Regards
Abdullah

ftornero wrote: »

Hello @Abdullah_Zafar,

I don't test this issue but maybe the solution would be to read the file, delete it and create a new one with the same name and the correct content.

Regards.

Thanks, @ftornero,
I have tried different methods,
1st is: If I upload the file with a size greater than 1kb then it allows us to write,
2nd: The approach you have followed, first create the file, and then it allows us to write in it, most probably(not sure) due to this header value

RequestHeader.Add('x-ms-content-length', '1024');

.
Regards.