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1. Launch VS Code.
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1. Select **File** -> **Open Folder**, and select the **SimpleSend** folder under c:/users/USERID/azure-event-hubs/samples/java/basic.
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1. In the Code Explorer in the left pane, double-click **SimpleSend.java** to open it in the editor.
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1. In the Code Explorer in the left pane, expand **src**, and then double-click **SimpleSend.java** to open it in the editor.
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1. In the editor, locate and replace the following strings under `ConnectionStringBuilder``:
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- `<EVENT HUBS NAMESPACE - CONNECTION STRING>` with the connection string to your Event Hubs namespace.
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1. Launch another instance of the VS Code.
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1. Select **File** -> **Open Folder**, and select the **EventProcessorSample** folder under c:/users/USERID/azure-event-hubs/samples/java/basic.
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1. In the Code Explorer in the left pane, double-click **EventProcessorSample.java** to open it in the editor.
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1. In the Code Explorer in the left pane, expand **src**, and then double-click **EventProcessorSample.java** to open it in the editor.
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Starting event processor
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Press enter to stop.
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1. Switch to the VS Code window that has the sending application (SimpleSend) code open. In the integrated terminal, run the Java application from the command line by running the following `java` command, and specifying a .jar package.
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cd ~/azure-event-hubs/samples/Java/Basic/SimpleSend
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## How do you use the Azure portal to view your event hub activity?
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The Overview pane for your event hub service shows message counts, which represent the data (events) received and sent by the event hub. You can choose the timescale while viewing these events.
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The Overview pane for your event hub service shows message counts, which represent the data (events) received and sent by the event hub. You can choose the timescale while viewing these events. If you don't see the incoming and outgoing message counts, wait for a few minutes and refresh the page.
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