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.. title: Android MQTT example project
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.. slug: android-mqtt-example-project
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.. date: 2011-11-03 14:54:30
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.. tags: Mobile
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.. category:
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.. link:
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.. description:
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.. type: text
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To celebrate the news that the IBM Java MQTT client implementation will be
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released as open source, I've put together a simple Android example based on
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the [MQTT service code written by Dale Lane]. I'm a beginner at both Java and
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Android, so expect it to be a bit rough.
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The example displays incoming payload text on a text label. It's a complete
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project that you can build and install on your phone with only a few small
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changes - search for "CHANGE ME" in
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src/org/mosquitto/android/mqtt/MQTTDemo.java.
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To get the project working, assuming you've already installed the android sdk,
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first get the IBM Java library (see <http://mqtt.org/software>) and put it in
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<project dir>/lib then do the following:
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```
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android update project -p <path to project>
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# If the update complains about build.xml - delete it and run again
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cd <path to project>
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ant debug
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sudo adb start-server
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ant installd
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```
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I'll not be at all surprised if there are problems in the project due to
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different sdk or tool versions. Please comment if you find a problem.
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The project is available from
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<http://mosquitto.org/files/examples/android-mqtt-example.zip>. Until the IBM
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Java implementation is open source please be aware of the licence attached to
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it.
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Thanks to Dale for the core Android MQTT service implementation.
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[MQTT service code written by Dale Lane]: http://dalelane.co.uk/blog/?p=1599
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