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[paho-dev] case study using C# M2Mqtt Client library in scripting tool Winbatch
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Last week I joined this mailing list on the subject of MQTT clients and
Paho MQTT development.
The previous week I read Paolo Patierno's nice and clear article about
the C# dotnet MQTT Client library (M2Mqtt)
(http://www.hivemq.com/blog/mqtt-client-library-encyclopedia-m2mqtt#comment-52014)
and I like to try using this for my domotica IoT project.
I installed using Nuget the M2Mqtt dotnet library package on my
windows10 Pro (64b) development PC in order to publish a MQTT message
using a Winbatch script.
Winbatch support dotnet assemblies. The M2Mqtt package is installed in
the Winbatch script directory using “nuget install M2Mqtt -o
D:\Winbatch\Ontw”
After installing the M2Mqtt package I saw 6 subdirectories in the
d:\Windows\Ontw\M2Mqtt.4.3.0.0\lib\ directory. All containing different
DLLs.
I’m now confused which DLL I have to take to get the
uPLibrary.Networking.M2Mqtt namespace and to define the object new
MqttClient. I assume it is the M2Mqtt.WinRT.dll in the ..\lib\win81
subdirectory.
Maybe you can help me out, as I need some suggestions or advice to
proceed from here on to get things working.
1) do I have to use regasm.exe to register the DLL using regasm.exe
M2Mqtt.WinRT.dll /codebase
2) can I delete all the other libraries because they are meant for other
platforms like Linux, WinPhone.. Also the ones in my D:\users\user\...
directory.
3) whats is the best practice to save the M2Mqtt.WinRT.dll after I
finished the Winbatch development and rolledout the complete script to
my target Windows PC. Normally I store my own DLL's in the ..\bin
directory of the application(s).
4) is there a complete example script in C# (mono) in order to publish a
topic and payload message, which i can use as a starting point.
Beste regards, from the Netherlands,
Jan Willem Teunisse
P.S. I also posted a comment on the blog of the above mentioned article,
Dominik of the HiveMQ team adviced me to contact therefore to join this
mailing list.
