James Sutton

Looks like it might be a configuration issue with your instance of Mosquitto, I'd suggest checking the Mosquitto logs to see if there is anything in that might explain the...

This sounds like a good idea, We're coming up to our Neon release very soon, so I'll try and get it in npm for that.

Hi @sjmf, I'm planning on pushing this library to npmjs once I'm back from my Holidays so that I can fully test it. It will be after the 29th of...

I've published this library onto npm as paho-mqtt which is one of the standards we've been using lately for this library: https://www.npmjs.com/package/paho-mqtt At the moment, mqttws31.js and mqttws31-min.js are at...

It sounds like the issue is with the tablet / network if your tablet is disconnected from wifi, not the paho client. ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE means that chrome can no longer access...

Hi @anilkunchalaece, The code looks ok to me, can you confirm that messages are being sent correctly to that topic? You could also try using the Javascript client utility here:...

Looks like you're using the wrong path, you want the path to be `/mqtt`. I've tested this myself to make sure it works. 

This has now been merged into the develop branch in commit 522b48f. Thanks to @AngelKyriako, @surculus12 and @sickDevelopers. My apologies for taking so long with this, I'd really appreciate it...

One way that we could track messages is by implementing a similar method to that of the invocationContext in the connect call: http://www.eclipse.org/paho/files/jsdoc/symbols/Paho.MQTT.Client.html#connect That way you don't need to embed...

In the version of the client currently in the develop branch, you can now subscribe to multiple topics in an array: `client.subscribe(["tennis", "football", "rugby"]);` This will be available in the...