Do I need to close ServiceBusSenderClient instance after using about azure-sdk-for-java HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi @kensinzl, once you close an instance of ServiceBusSenderClient, you won't be able to use it further (i.e., you can't call send on the closed instance). What I meant earlier was, you can have a Sender instance in application’s global scope, but it should be closed when the application gets shutdown.

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@anuchandy @Azure/azsdk-sb-java could you please follow up with @kensinzl on these questions?

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The ServiceBusSenderClient object is reusable, on which application can call send() API multiple times.
It is recommended to close the client as part of the application shutdown.

Storage Queue and service bus uses different protocols and has different use cases.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-bus-messaging/service-bus-azure-and-service-bus-queues-compared-contrasted

There is no id available when sending to service bus, but only while receiving.

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@anuchandy

Thank you so much for your explanation.

just double confirm

• I used the ServiceBusSenderClient instance as an injection
• create a simple function which uses the above ServiceBusSenderClient instance to send the message,
  eg: sudo code

@Inject ServiceBusSenderClient instance;


public void sendMessageToAzure(String meg) {
    instance.sendMessage(meg);
    instance.close();
}

• so do you mean whenever hit the sendMessageToAzure I need to close the instance, but the ServiceBusSenderClient instance is reusable, I have no necessary to re-open it after close?

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