I want to use blob-leasing mechanism in my Windows Azure cloud app. I am using the StorageClient api released by Azure team for my blob transactions. However, the blob-leasing is not implemented in the StorageClient api and hence I need to implement it on my own.
Has anyone done this before and has any pointers on how to do it?
Thanks. Kapil
See my recent blog post (including sample code) about how to do this: http://blog.smarx.com/posts/leasing-windows-azure-blobs-using-the-storage-client-library
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