Azure SDK Fluent Application Gateway UrlPathMap
I would like to change the configuration of an existing Application Gateway in C# using the Fluent library. I'm using 1.17 and can do most of what I need except for manipulating the UrlPathMap that is associated with an existing RequestRoutingRule.
I can see an existing UrlPathMap by looking at the Inner property of the routing rule but this only gives me an id.
Am I missing something in the flow or if it's not currently supported are there and possible work arounds using another lib?
I can do the required configuration in Powershell but would like to do it within an existing C# function that already does what I need to other resources such as Load Balancers.
Cheers
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I would like to change the configuration of an existing Application Gateway in C# using the Fluent library. I'm using 1.17 and can do most of what I need except for manipulating the UrlPathMap that is associated with an existing RequestRoutingRule.
I can see an existing UrlPathMap by looking at the Inner property of the routing rule but this only gives me an id.
Am I missing something in the flow or if it's not currently supported are there and possible work arounds using another lib?
I can do the required configuration in Powershell but would like to do it within an existing C# function that already does what I need to other resources such as Load Balancers.
Cheers
azure-sdk-.net azure-sdk
asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:33
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I would like to change the configuration of an existing Application Gateway in C# using the Fluent library. I'm using 1.17 and can do most of what I need except for manipulating the UrlPathMap that is associated with an existing RequestRoutingRule.
I can see an existing UrlPathMap by looking at the Inner property of the routing rule but this only gives me an id.
Am I missing something in the flow or if it's not currently supported are there and possible work arounds using another lib?
I can do the required configuration in Powershell but would like to do it within an existing C# function that already does what I need to other resources such as Load Balancers.
Cheers
azure-sdk-.net azure-sdk
asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:33
acartacart
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I would like to change the configuration of an existing Application Gateway in C# using the Fluent library. I'm using 1.17 and can do most of what I need except for manipulating the UrlPathMap that is associated with an existing RequestRoutingRule.
I can see an existing UrlPathMap by looking at the Inner property of the routing rule but this only gives me an id.
Am I missing something in the flow or if it's not currently supported are there and possible work arounds using another lib?
I can do the required configuration in Powershell but would like to do it within an existing C# function that already does what I need to other resources such as Load Balancers.
Cheers
azure-sdk-.net azure-sdk
azure-sdk-.net azure-sdk
asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:33
acartacart
366
asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:33
acartacart
366
asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:33
acartacart
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:33
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:33
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