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Download latest binaries at mqttfx.org. Bugs and feature requests can be reported via the issue tracker. New in this version: Extended Scripting Features fixed issues with starting external editor to edit scripts support for subscribe/unsubscribe to Mqtt-Scripting interface Redesinged and extended Settings Dialog option to choose whether the default system editor should be use or… Continue Reading MQTT.fx 0.0.13 released
Download latest binaries at mqttfx.org. Bugs and feature requests can be reported via the issue tracker. New in this version: MQTT version support for 3.1 and 3.1.1 The MQTT version can be set via ConnectonProfile (default: 3.1.1, if not supported by broker: 3.1) New: “Log”-tab MQTT.fx 0.0.12 introduces a new tab to capture/show the logging… Continue Reading MQTT.fx 0.0.12 released
Download latest binaries in all flavours at mqttfx.org. Bugs and feature requests can be reported via the issue tracker. UPDATE: Now available: MQTT.fx 0.0.11-1 containing a fix for wildcard handling! New in this version: Extended option menu You can now subscribe to all recent topics with one click and also unsubscrive from all topics is… Continue Reading MQTT.fx 0.0.11 released
A new version of MQTT.fx is available featuring: Scripting support Setup/Re-configuration tool Reviewed Connection Profile Editor Reviewed UI and style Download latest binaries HERE. Scripting support I have added support for scripts executed by the Nashorn Engine. Thought it might be helpful for testing a MQTT message flow of a certain setup, e.g. simulate sensors… Continue Reading MQTT.fx 0.0.7 released
In preparation for the JavaOne 2014 Session my 7″ touch screen from Chalk-Elec finally found a new home. I bought a 1 mm sheet of aluminium and treated it with my jig saw and a rasp and folded a triangle stand for the screen. Basically there would be room enough for e.g. a Rapsberry Pi… Continue Reading “PiMac unibody” or a new home for my touch screen
Download latest binaries HERE. Most significant change: I have added a pane to show some status values of the broker: In v0.0.3 these $SYS topics are recognised (Tooltips are showing the descriptions): Version: $SYS/broker/version Build: $SYS/broker/timestamp Uptime: $SYS/broker/uptime Subscriptions Count: $SYS/broker/subscriptions/count Changeset: $SYS/broker/changeset Clients Connected: $SYS/broker/clients/active Clients Expired: $SYS/broker/clients/expired Clients Disconnected: $SYS/broker/clients/inactive Clients Maximum: $SYS/broker/clients/maximum… Continue Reading MQTT.fx 0.0.3 released
The recently released NetBeans 8 holds a great gift for all Java Embedded Developers: Build-in support for Remote Java Standard Edition platform. To introduce this great and handy feature I created some screencasts: Part1: headless Part2: JavaFX on Pi Part 3 – Remote Platform Debugging José Pereda has also blogged about this feature in action:… Continue Reading NetBeans 8 – Shortcut to Remote Platforms
Looking for a lightweight Java-based solution to run REST services on embedded systems I already had an eye on the Vert.x project. I was excited to see there is a talk about it on the agenda of the Herbstcampus in Nuremberg last week (I talked about my RasPi projects). It was a pleasure to attend… Continue Reading RasPi does the Home Automation (Part V): Just around the corner
Hi all, until now all UI-Actions to control my wireless gears had to run directly on the Pi which controls the remote as e.g. deviceControl.turnOn(device); is called. But now I’d rather make a web service available for this purpose to be more independently. Question is: Which server should I use? Apache/PHP: too less Java 😉… Continue Reading RasPi does the Home Automation (Part IV): Cut the ‘rope’
Hi, now it’s time to put it all together: 1st: a mini Custom Control for each gear, looking like this: Its controller takes a Device to trigger DeviceControl to switch the radio controlled gears: public class DevicePane extends AnchorPane { @FXML private Button offButton; @FXML private Button onButton; @FXML private Text deviceNameText; public DevicePane(Device device)… Continue Reading RasPi does the Home Automation (Part III): ‘Let’s Put It All Together’