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I am getting http error 404\. I am able to access the site via telnet which eliminates network issues. Here is the code and subsequent errors
user/bin/python
import sys
import azure
import socket
from azure.servicebus import (
\_service\_bus\_error\_handler
)
from azure.servicebus.servicebusservice import (
ServiceBusService,
ServiceBusSASAuthentication
)
from azure.http import (
HTTPRequest,
HTTPError
)
from azure.http.httpclient import \_HTTPClient
class EventHubClient(object):
def sendMessage(self,body,partition):
eventHubHost = "pac-ns.servicebus.windows.net"
httpclient = \_HTTPClient(service\_instance=self)
sasKeyName = "pac-pl"
sasKeyValue = "IhkEepQPLfSy9jo6H2Yxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx="
authentication = ServiceBusSASAuthentication(sasKeyName,sasKeyValue)
request = HTTPRequest()
request.method = "POST"
request.host = eventHubHost
request.protocol\_override = "https"
# request.path = "/myhub/publishers/" + partition + "/messages?api-version=20
14-05"
request.body = body
request.headers.append(('Content-Type', 'application/atom+xml;type=entry;cha
rset=utf-8'))
authentication.sign\_request(request, httpclient)
request.headers.append(('Content-Length', str(len(request.body))))
status = 0
try:
resp = httpclient.perform\_request(request)
status = resp.status
except HTTPError as ex:
status = ex.status
return status
class EventDataParser(object):
def getMessage(self,payload,sensorId):
host = socket.gethostname()
body = "{ \\"DeviceId\\" : \\"" + host + "\\",\\"SensorData\\": \[ "
msgs = payload.split(",")
first = True
for msg in msgs:
# print msg
sensorType = msg.split(":")\[0\]
sensorValue = msg.split(":")\[1\]
if first == True:
first = False
else:
body += ","
body += "{ \\"SensorId\\" : \\"" + sensorId + "\\", \\"SensorType\\" : \\"" + sen
sorType + "\\", \\"SensorValue\\" : " + sensorValue + " }"
body += "\]}"
return body
hubClient = EventHubClient()
parser = EventDataParser()
hostname = socket.gethostname()
sensor = sys.argv\[2\]
body = parser.getMessage(sys.argv\[1\],sensor)
hubStatus = hubClient.sendMessage(body,hostname)
# return the HTTP status to the caller
print hubStatus
print hostname
print sensor
\~/IOT/AZURE$ python send.py temperature:22,humidity:20 deviceid
404
ubuntu
deviceid
{ "DeviceId" : "ubuntu","SensorData": \[ { "SensorId" : "deviceid", "SensorType" : "temperature", "SensorValue" : 22 },{ "SensorId" : "deviceid", "SensorType" : "humidity", "SensorValue" : 20 }\]}
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Syed Khalid