Bharath Yadavally

I made it work this way: ``` "endpoints": [ { "endpoint": "/swagger/{file}", "output_encoding": "no-op", "method": "GET", "querystring_params":[ "*" ], "headers_to_pass":[ "Content-Type" ], "backend": [ { "encoding": "no-op", "url_pattern": "/swagger/{file}", "host":...

Thanks for insight. Hopefully it gets sorted in future versions.

Assuming you are using unique ip in the BACnet network you are hooked in. I probably, start something like below: **1. Read all devices (WHOIS)** 1. Instantiate Application using BIPSimpleApplication...

@egandro I tried your way but throwing 404. I can trigger my swagger at `localhost:8010/swagger/`. Am I missing something? I am using `swagger 3.0` and `swaggerapi/swagger-ui:latest` docker image for ui...

Reason I asked because: I created a plugin similar to `logger.py`. In which I created a buffer which monitors PUBACK and PublishPacket and stores the `file_name of json` and `packet_id`....

My json file size is 1.7mb that I used. I think mqtt accepts 256mb of payload. Ref: http://www.steves-internet-guide.com/mqtt-protocol-messages-overview/

Progress: I cloned the hbmqtt v0.9.5 locally into my project and added logs to pin-point the issue. So far found the internet upload speed on the box is 0.9MB/sec where...

Update: PublishPacket build is inheriting `MQTTPacket`. Which is using `WriterAdapter`; Indeed looks like not an async `write` method. For some reason if my internet speed is less than the packet...

**Note**: Even switching to QOS_0 or QOS_2 we cannot bypass this issue as both flows using the same `_send_packet()` method.

**Last will supports for hbmqtt client 0.9.5 with rabbitmq:0.7.14-management cluster setup** **Step 1 : Initialise your MQTT client with `will` config.** example something like: ``` config = { 'reconnect_retries': sys.maxsize,...