Logic Apps doesn't accept https endpoint for Service Bus connection

[MithunChopda]

When using Service Bus Message trigger in Logic Apps, the Service Bus endpoint URL displayed on Properties page cannot be used used. The Properties page displays Service Bus endpoint as a Https endpoint. Logic Apps requires sb:// endpoint and if provided with Https:// endpoint, it throws following error "The provided Uri scheme 'https' is invalid; expected 'sb'.".

Hence the steps mentioned in https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/connectors/connectors-create-api-servicebus?tabs=consumption#get-endpoint-url will not work.

The Properties page doesn't display the sb:// endpoint at all. Instead this has to be extracted from the Shared Access Policies >> RootManageSharedAccessKey >> Primary or Secondary connection string.

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• ID: c2aeacc5-5b74-c4be-335e-c7e768854e4a
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• Content: Connect to Azure Service Bus from workflows - Azure Logic Apps
• Content Source: articles/connectors/connectors-create-api-servicebus.md
• Service: logic-apps
• GitHub Login: @ecfan
• Microsoft Alias: estfan

[AjayBathini-MSFT]

@MithunChopda Thanks for your feedback! I've assigned this issue to the author who will investigate and update as appropriate.

[ecfan]

Hi @MithunChopda,

Thank you for your feedback! Actually, steps exist for both the Service Bus namespace connection string (sb://) and the Service Bus namespace endpoint URL (https://). The connection string is required to make the connection, while the endpoint URL is used for specific authentication types when you use the Service Bus managed connector.

I'll clarify these differences in the docs, but both sets of steps require documentation. Thanks!

[ecfan]

@MithunChopda: A doc update will go live on 12/13/2023 after 11 AM Pacific Time.