Hi Shivam! I'm sorry, but I don't understand the question. I have no formal education in computer programming, so I may not be familiar with all the professional terminology. Could you please try rephrasing the question in more simple terms? Thanks for watching the video!
Hi, Eliu! I've never tried to learn how to use Swing, but when I get a chance I will take a look at JavaFX. There are many tutorials already available on TH-cam. Thanks!
@@branislavstanojkovic5211 Hey Branislav ! guess what! After three days of tutorials and stuff like that finally I've achieved to put my message on a LabelText using Swing, after all it was simple but I was just locked Your tutorial helped me a lot. Thanks again for share you knowledge, regards from México.
Hi, first of all thank u for this really helpful video. Just a question: there is a way to make the client subscribe to a virtual hardware (i.e. a script in Java)? Thank you!
Hi! I'm happy to hear that. In response to your question: I would imagine -- yes. You would just need to have your client subscribe to the topic that your virtual hardware is publishing to. That pretty-much is the idea of this video. Thanks!
Hi, I am 75 YO retired Telecom engineer and my hobby is IoT. I really appreciate your wonderful project and I learned a lot in Java and MQTT. I want to add one more topic for "/Output_Switch2/" and how do I change this line to publish for the second switch : "App.myClient.publish("/ESP-01_MQTT_client2/Output_Switch/On_Off_Value = ", message.getPayload(), 0, false); Please advice.
really good explanations
Thank you!
Can u tell me how are the protocols used in connection vehicle ??
Hi Shivam! I'm sorry, but I don't understand the question. I have no formal education in computer programming, so I may not be familiar with all the professional terminology. Could you please try rephrasing the question in more simple terms? Thanks for watching the video!
Excellent work, Could u help me ? Now I have to show the message on a GUI using Swing ie on a textlabel I can't figure out how to achieve this
Hi, Eliu! I've never tried to learn how to use Swing, but when I get a chance I will take a look at JavaFX. There are many tutorials already available on TH-cam. Thanks!
@@branislavstanojkovic5211 Hey Branislav ! guess what!
After three days of tutorials and stuff like that finally I've achieved to put my message on a LabelText using Swing, after all it was simple but I was just locked Your tutorial helped me a lot. Thanks again for share you knowledge, regards from México.
@@MrROkeRpOweR Good job! Thanks for sharing
Thanks this really helped.
Thank you!
Hi, first of all thank u for this really helpful video. Just a question: there is a way to make the client subscribe to a virtual hardware (i.e. a script in Java)? Thank you!
Hi! I'm happy to hear that. In response to your question: I would imagine -- yes. You would just need to have your client subscribe to the topic that your virtual hardware is publishing to. That pretty-much is the idea of this video. Thanks!
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Thank u so much
Thank you!
good jop
Not to the point, straight forward video.
Hi, I am 75 YO retired Telecom engineer and my hobby is IoT. I really appreciate your wonderful project and I learned a lot in Java and MQTT.
I want to add one more topic for "/Output_Switch2/" and how do I change this line to publish for the second switch :
"App.myClient.publish("/ESP-01_MQTT_client2/Output_Switch/On_Off_Value = ", message.getPayload(), 0, false);
Please advice.