MQTT.fx 1.2.0 is here!

It’s time for the next MQTT.fx release: MQTT.fx 1.2.0!
Most of the changes are under the hood, but in fact there also some new usability improvements.

MQTTfx_icon_256

As always you can download latest binaries/installers at mqttfx.org.

Please Report bugs and feature requests  via the issue tracker.

Release Notes

  • [New] Payload can now be decoded and exported in JSON format
  • [New] Topic of received messages can now be copied (and pasted)
  • [New] Eclipse Paho 1.1.0 included
  • [New] Bundled with JRE 1.8.0_102
  • [Fixed] Memory leak in terms of received and published messages
  • [Fixed] Issue when clearing the received messages buffer
  • [Fixed] Issue when last choosen import/export location is no longer valid

Display payload as JSON

Introcuding a new payload decoding option:
decodings

Publish unformatted JSON demo message:

publish_json

Display plain JSON message:

receive_json_plain

Display formatted JSON message:

receive_json_formatted

Speaking of decoding payload: next release is going to support custom payload decoder plugins!

Copy Topic

You now can copy (and paste) the topics of received messages:

copy_topic

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9 thoughts on “MQTT.fx 1.2.0 is here!”

  1. Hi, great MQTT utility, thanks for your efforts. Version 1.1 was working well (apart from the memory leak) on Mint 18, however version 1.2 with no bundled JRE for Linux seems to install OK but I can’t find any application to run!

    Thanks
    Cheers
    Richard

  2. Thansk Jens, I’ll do that as soon as I can and get back to you. Thanks again for your prompt reponse to my problem.

  3. Hi Jens, so far I’ve installed the new version 1.2 deb package on an Ubuntu 14.04 machine. Although Ubuntu Software Centre complained about it being a “package of poor quality”, it did install OK and seems to run OK. Have still to try it on my Mint 18 (KDE) machines. When I’ve done that I’ll report back.