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I was wondering if there is a good way to send a message with a topic to a service bus queue via HTTP Post in postman for example.

I red something about Sas-key encryption but, lets say I would like to expose the url to someone for them to send my service bus messages, how do I do that the simplest way for them so to speak?

I just want them to have a url not crating a program to generate w token for it..

I know the Service Bus has a URL linked to it but I cant seem to send anything to it...

Is this possible?

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I just want them to have a url not crating a program to generate w token for it..

From the Azure Service Bus send message API, we could know that Authorization header is required. If want to let someone to use just with a url. In my opinion is that we need to implement it ourself. We could develop a Rest API service then we could give a rest api url to somebody who want to use. We could get some demo code about how to create topic and send message from the azure document.