azure - CloudQueueClient.ResponseReceived Event broken? -

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I am trying to create an event operated AZUR queue where every time a message is put in Azure, the queue. With AzureXplorer, I see that the messages are correctly placed in the blue queue but the CloudUQEElient Response reaisewood event never fire. I am using blue V1.4. This is the code from my worker role: 

  Public class workers: Roll EntryPoint {public override zero () {while (true) {thread. Sleep (10000); }} Public Override Bull Onstart () {// Set the maximum number of concurrent connections ServicePointManager.DefaultConnectionLimit = 12; Var queuDataSource = new AzureQueueDataSource (); QueuDataSource.GetCloudQueueClient (). ResponseReceived + = new event handler & lt; ResponseReceivedEventArgs & gt; (Received Varkarol_published); // Info about handling configuration changes See the MSDN topic at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=166357. Return basis.onstart (); } Received zero workarroll_with reference (object sender, response reasVEVE ARGS e) {var i = 1; />> Windows Azure Cues is required to vote for the new; // breakpoint does not work here}}    
 
 
 message.  
 Quick list of things to take into account:  
     
  1.  Because voting is counted as a transaction, for example see SDK sample or code. Windows Azure, you will be paid for them.  
  2.  If no messages are found, it is usually better to implement any type of retrain mechanism (such as exponential back-off, etc.)  
  3.  This  < Li> Remember that messages can be delivered more than once (plan for duplicate message)  
  4.    dequeuecount   to deal with "poison message" / Strong> "property.   
     There is a lot of coverage on all these documents / samples in the links given above This article is very good:

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