STM32 mqtt support
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‎2018-02-23 12:20 AM
Hi,
I am new to this ST32 family. I have requirement to use 32 bit mirco controller in our tracker application with MQTT protocol to connect it to cloud.
In our design we will include the ST32 with GPRS for TCP/IP socket for MQTT client.
please suggest us which ST microcontroller can support mqtt for our application. By default the ST SDK have mqtt library support?
If there is any dependencies or any commercial terms please let us know.
Thanks,
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‎2018-02-23 12:48 AM
Already answered for you here:
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‎2018-02-23 1:02 AM
Hello,
For the FW offer, you can refer to the presentation:
.MQTT solution is provided by some third parties.
-Amel
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‎2018-02-23 2:22 AM
I use the paho embedded c library, I only use the packet decoder/encoder and wrote my own client around it to make use of our RTOS.
although they do have a client implementation as well.
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‎2018-02-23 3:16 AM
Thanks i will look for 3rd party.
Thanks,
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‎2018-02-23 4:02 AM
carpenter.adrian wrote:
I use the paho embedded c library,
See the other thread:
https://community.st.com/0D50X00009XkX21SAF
KUMAR.FRANCIS
‌: this is what happens when you ask the same question in 2 places - you get stuff spread all over the place!>:(
