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Kamil Baczkowicz edited this page Jan 15, 2016
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- Advanced TLS/SSL options (see the TLS/SSL wiki)
- Support for 6 different modes of configuring TLS/SSL
- Support for various trust and key store types - JKS (default & .jks), JCEKS (.jceks), PKCS12 (.p12, .pfx) and BKS (.bks)
- Support for trust/key store and key passwords
- Experimental support for WebSockets (based on Eclipse Paho 1.0.3-SNAPSHOT)
- Dependency updates (Moquette)
Available for download here.
0.1.0 (released on 29/09/2015)
- Added embeddable deployment / plug-in mode (run mqtt-spy-daemon as part of your application or test framework)
- Added automated testing capabilities
- Written and run as scripts; similar to publication scripts
- Support for any types of assertions and checks available in Java and JavaScript
- Divided into steps, including before (setup) and after (clean-up) sections
- Auto export of results
- Added support for content formatters (e.g. could be used together with scripts or test cases)
- Added TLS/SSL support
- Auto-generating client ID if empty
- Upgraded to Eclipse Paho Java Client v1.0.2 (Paho 1.1)
- Running mode - continuous or stop when all scripts finished
- Reformatting/modifying content with subscription scripts
- Logging messages before or after (default) executing subscription scripts
- Using Eclipse Paho Java Client v1.0.1
- Fixed encoding settings (Issue 18)
- Added message log replay with customisable replay speed (via background JS scripts)
- Message log - optional logging for QoS, retained flag, connection name and subscription
- Background scripts - added 'repeat' flag
- Console output now also logged to mqtt-spy-daemon.log
- High availability features
- Support for multiple server URIs (as provided by Eclipse Paho Java client)
- Automatic reconnection and resubscription
- Improved logging
- Improved script execution
- Initial release
The project is being moved to Eclipse Paho - please use the new GitHub repo at https://github.com/eclipse/paho.mqtt-spy. Don't forget to star it too! This repo will only be kept as an archive/reference.
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