Quick Azure Storage Application

10/12/2009 11:00:42 AM

I had need to demo some Azure blob storage stuff to a customer the other day.  This is what I churned out.  Quick and dirty, incomplete testing, and probably some design flaws, but it gets the point across. ;-)

To use the sample, you need to modify the DemoAuthorizationService.cs file to include your real Azure account and token information, or change it to use the local devstore account and key (though you  will need to modify the DemoAuthToken.cs file to return the right Uri – like I said, some stuff that needed to be cleaned up).

Oh, and I did some wonky stuff with the WPF interface as well as far as styling some buttons go – better way to do what I did – but I was learning styling as I went and just banged out something that worked.  Having said all that, not a bad example of MVVM/MVP/whatever you want to call it.

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