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ponent currently only supports polling (consuming) feeds.
It makes me wonder why the component would include a publishTopicName option
if it doesnt support publishing messages. I am doing some further digging on
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Hi Jiang,
Thanks for rthe eply
On 24 May 2013 07:38, Willem jiang wrote:
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> Did you push some message to the topic which the route is subscribed?
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Yes, using some Java MQTT client
Can you add some log between your first route from and to endpoints?
I done like this
Hi
Did you push some message to the topic which the route is subscribed?
Can you add some log between your first route from and to endpoints?
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Hi,
I have some problem with mqtt end point using spring DSL. Here my route
definition
Using this route definition, the program taking long time to print the log
message and nothing is published under test1/test topic. If I remove any
on
Hi Jinesh,
which MQTT broker are you running and which version ? It looks like the client
isn't able to connect for some reason.
Also - which version of Apache Camel are you using ?
thanks,
Rob
On 23 May 2013, at 13:42, Jinesh M.K wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some problem with mqtt end point usi
Hi,
I have some problem with mqtt end point using spring DSL. Here my route
definition
Using this route definition, the program taking long time to print the log
message and nothing is published under test1/test topic. If I remove any
on
