microsoft-azure-storage/src/com/microsoft/azure/storage/StorageCredentials.java
public static StorageCredentials tryParseCredentials(final String connectionString)
            throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException {
        
        return tryParseCredentials(Utility.parseAccountString(connectionString));
    }
public static StorageCredentials tryParseCredentials(final String connectionString)
            throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException {
        
        return tryParseCredentials(Utility.parseAccountString(connectionString));
    }
public static StorageCredentials tryParseCredentials ( final String connectionString ) throws InvalidKeyException , StorageException { return tryParseCredentials ( Utility . parseAccountString ( connectionString ) ) ; }
Tries to determine the storage credentials from a connection string.
<p>
The format for the connection string is in the pattern "<i>keyname=value</i>". Multiple key/value pairs can be
separated by a semi-colon, for example, "<i>keyname1=value1;keyname2=value2</i>". Either include an account name
with an account key or a shared access signature. If you use an account name and account key, do not include a
shared access signature, and vice versa.
<p>
The same connection string can be used as for {@link CloudStorageAccount#parse(String)} but here only the account
name, account key, and sas key/value pairs will be examined.

@param connectionString
A <code>String</code> that contains the key/value pairs that represent the storage credentials.

@return A {@link StorageCredentials} object representing the storage credentials determined from the connection
string.

@throws InvalidKeyException
If the account key specified in <code>connectionString</code> is not valid.
@throws StorageException
Tries to determine the storage credentials from a connection string . <p > The format for the connection string is in the pattern <i > keyname = value< / i > . Multiple key / value pairs can be separated by a semi - colon for example <i > keyname1 = value1 ; keyname2 = value2< / i > . Either include an account name with an account key or a shared access signature . If you use an account name and account key do not include a shared access signature and vice versa . <p > The same connection string can be used as for { @link CloudStorageAccount#parse ( String ) } but here only the account name account key and sas key / value pairs will be examined .