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Re: [paho-dev] MQTT <-> REST+websocket mapping
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The MQTT _javascript_ client I mentioned
aligns MQTT packets in a WebSocket frame. It was written with the design
point of the web browser being the point where MQTT is initiated
from and the MQTT server has been enhanced to directly support websockts..
That said I can see the rationale when in the context of TCP <->
WebSocket mappers why not mandating alignment can be useful.
I'll update the wiki to include:
- Reference RFC 6455. The speed
of adoption of this is pretty impressive. Once the default browsers
on all mainstream platforms support websockets the world is good.
With iOS, Windows Phone 8, Blackberry 10, plus all main desktop platforms
the default browsers are in good shape. The last mainstream one that does
not support websockets in the default browser is Android. Chrome and Firefox
can be loaded but tor mainstream adoption the default browser really needs
support it.
- Discussion on frame alignment
All the best
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From:
Raphael Cohn <raphael.cohn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
General development
discussions for paho project <paho-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>,
Date:
19/03/2013 16:11
Subject:
Re: [paho-dev]
MQTT <-> REST+websocket mapping
Sent by:
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There's one thing I'd like to add to the musts to maximise
interop and adoption:-
- A MQTT WebSockets client should not assume that a MQTT
packet is aligned with a WebSockets frame.
- A WebSockets frame may contain either part of
a MQTT packet, or more than one MQTT packets, the final one which may also
be partial
The reason for this is it enables folks to simply put
one of the many TCP <=> WebSockets gateways / mappers / proxies in
front of an existing broker / client / whatever and just make things work.
This has come out of real dev work here at stormmq (BTW, we don't use a
generic gateway, but it's a great way to get mileage out of existing infrastructure).
If this must isn't included, then (a) naive clients come into being or
(b) a W/S gateway has to be able to parse the TCP stream and know about
MQTT packets - not good for several reasons.
Actually, can we add another 'must' (fairly obvious):-
- It must reference RFC 6455. Give it a year and the need
for legacy support will have nearly disappeared.
I don't have edit rights, but it you like the suggestion...
Raphael Cohn
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On 19 March 2013 15:38, Dave Locke <locke@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
The MQTT _javascript_ client referred
to in Leif's blog post implements the MQTT specification over WebSockets.
It is a full implementation of the MQTT spec (binary format not JSON) and
works in modern web browsers that support RFC 6455. This is something that
IBM are happy to contribute to Paho extending the set of MQTT client libraries
/ language bindings.
It follows the the same approach as the WebSocket client in Mosquitto.
There are a few design points that MQTT over WebSockets clients and
servers need to be consistent on in order for different implementations
to be inter-operable. These are captured on the wiki entry here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Paho/Paho_Websockets
This is something that should be fed into the MQTT OASIS standards
process.
All the best
Dave
From: "andypiperuk@xxxxxxxxx"
<andypiperuk@xxxxxxxxx>
To:
General development discussions
for paho project <paho-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>,
Date:
19/03/2013 14:26
Subject:
Re: [paho-dev] MQTT
<-> REST+websocket mapping
Sent by: paho-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
Additionally, it seems that IBM is formally adding support
for MQTT over websockets to WebSphere MQ (per http://leifdavidsen.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/133/)
in a forthcoming fix pack. Not clear if this / the specification for this
will be open or not though.
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 12:56 AM, andypiperuk@xxxxxxxxx
<andypiperuk@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 6:50 PM, Matteo Collina <hello@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
You and all the others convinced me. So, mqtt over websocket is definitely
the way to go.
I plan to start crafting something on GitHub on this issue.
So the main discussion on MQTT and WebSockets has so far been around mosquitto
and the IBM implementations - do pay attention to the Paho wiki page that
Nick linked to, and feel free to discuss here further in an additional
thread if appropriate.
Keen to ensure that the solution is something that we can all agree on
(and it does sound like we are moving in this direction!)
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