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Develop M2M IoT Devices
Introduction
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Internet of Things World
Chapter 2: IoT Device Application Development Landscape
Chapter 3: MQTT Introduction
3.1: MQTT Introduction
3.2: Architecture: Clients and Broker
3.3: Message: Publish, Subscribe and Topic
3.4: Topic Format
3.5: Quality of Service
3.6: Authentication and Security
3.7 Message Flow
Chapter 4: M2Mqtt Introduction
4.1: M2Mqtt Introduction
4.2: About M2Mqtt
4.3 The M2Mqtt CodePlex Project
4.4: M2Mqtt Architecture
4.5: Using MqttClient
4.6: Summary
Chapter 5: Development Environment
5.1: Development Environment
5.2: .NET Micro Framework : Netduino Plus board
5.3: Windows Embedded Compact 2013 : EBox
5.4: Windows 8 Embedded Standard
5.5: Visual Studio 2012 : developing with MQTT client
5.6: Mosquitto MQTT broker : up and running
5.7: Summary
Chapter 6: MQTT Example with .NET Micro Framework
6.1: MQTT example using Netduino & .Net Micro Framework
6.2: .Net Micro Framework and Secret Labs SDKs
6.3: Application scenario : MQTT based temperature alarm system
6.4: MQTT Publisher
6.5: MQTT Subscriber
6.6: Summary
Chapter 7: MQTT Example with Windows Embedded Compact
7.1: MQTT Example Using Windows Embedded Compact
7.2: Phidgets USB Products for Sensing and Control
7.3: Application Scenario – MQTT Based Light Sensor System
7.4: MQTT Publisher
7.5: Summary
Chapter 8: MQTT Example with Windows Embedded Standard
8.1: MQTT Example using Windows Embedded Standard
8.2: Broker and Subscriber on Windows Embedded Standard
8.3: MQTT Subscriber
8.4: Summary
Chapter 9: Where Do We Go From Here?
Appendix A: Community Resources
Developing M2M Internet-of-Things Devices on Windows Embedded Platforms
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