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    Re: MQTT - IoT Communications Protocol

    Yeah thats what I downloaded. That originally gave me problems because I had VS2013 installed and it requires VS2012... UGH.

    I am going to continue to play with it. I am sure I am overlooking some detail thats causing it to go bad.

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    Re: MQTT - IoT Communications Protocol

    Quote Originally Posted by dclamp View Post
    Yeah thats what I downloaded. That originally gave me problems because I had VS2013 installed and it requires VS2012... UGH.

    I am going to continue to play with it. I am sure I am overlooking some detail thats causing it to go bad.
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    Re: MQTT - IoT Communications Protocol

    Hello to Everyone,

    I am currently working on a home automation project with the Pi2. I have seen the blinky web server, and app2app and have been trying to come up with a way to adapt them to my tasks.

    I would like to have the UI of my app run in a browser on a client machine, and connect to a Pi running a custom web service that is listening for the client. The server app will the have code to manipulate the GPIO on the Pi and turn things on and off.

    I already have an app the runs ON the Pi via the App Manager doing the required tasks. I am sure it is not a big leap from there, to remotely running my app via a browser on a client machine, I just have done anything like this before. My strong suit is ADO/Vb.Net/WinForms desktop stuff.

    Thanks,

    Bob H

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