So, I am working on a project where I have been tasked to create an IoT device to communicate with Azur Hub and I have also been restricted to use protobufs to serialize the data. I have looked a bit in MQTT and JSON but I don't think these are related to the solution I am looking for, unless i am wrong. Now, i have managed to create a buffer using Nanopb and encode whatever information I want in it but here comes the problem.
How do I send this serialized data over to the hub ?
This is my first arduino project as well as first time using protobufs ...
Wawa:
This is an Arduino forum.
Where does the Arduino fit in?
Because it uses the Arduino IDE ... the only difference with it is that it already has a bunch of sensors on the board and a facilitated connection process to the Azur hub compared to the others.
Not heard of the Devkit MXChip before, so maybe no-one else in here has either.
Do not assume that because someone writes a plugin for a non-Arduino device to work in the Arduino IDE, that the Arduino forum is the goto place for support.
srnet:
Not heard of the Devkit MXChip before, so maybe no-one else in here has either.
Do not assume that because someone writes a plugin for a non-Arduino device to work in the Arduino IDE, that the Arduino forum is the goto place for support.
So, I am working on a project where I have been tasked to create an IoT device to communicate with Azur Hub and I have also been restricted to use protobufs to serialize the data. I have looked a bit in MQTT and JSON but I don't think these are related to the solution I am looking for, unless i am wrong. Now, i have managed to create a buffer using Nanopb and encode whatever information I want in it but here comes the problem.
How do I send this serialized data over to the hub ?
This is my first arduino project as well as first time using protobufs ...
Edit: I am using the Devkit MXChip.
from what I can tell,
Devkit MXChip is a microsoft product
Azur Hub is a microsoft product
it seems that you are working within a microsoft realm and the answers should be in the forums for those products.
it also seems that microsoft has an extensive answer base for those products.