R rabuehler Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 15, 2016 #1 I really like the B4x implementations of MQTT, very trendsetting and valuable ! However, SSL is a must nowadays, but certificates difficult to implement and not well accepted by the mobile user. But how about TLS-PSK? This is a lightweight, fast & easy SSL implementation and perfect for mobile applications..that's why I put PSK support for iMQTT on my wishlist
I really like the B4x implementations of MQTT, very trendsetting and valuable ! However, SSL is a must nowadays, but certificates difficult to implement and not well accepted by the mobile user. But how about TLS-PSK? This is a lightweight, fast & easy SSL implementation and perfect for mobile applications..that's why I put PSK support for iMQTT on my wishlist
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2016 #2 To avoid confusion, the MQTT clients does support SSL connections.
R rabuehler Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2016 #3 Erel said: To avoid confusion, the MQTT clients does support SSL connections. Click to expand... Yes, it makes sense to mention that, you are right, Erel ! But,as far as I know, only non-selfed created certificates are supported, issued by certain certificate authorities. My problem is, I only have vservers, which is absolutely fine for pure mqtt. But there is no vserver provider who issue a ssl certificate for vservers (without webserver). At least in Germany . That brings me to conclusion I need a root server with ssl certificate or I am using mqtt without ssl (which is no option anymore since apple decided not to accept non-ssl anymore)...last option : TLS-PKS. If there is another option I'more than happy to get a feedback !
Erel said: To avoid confusion, the MQTT clients does support SSL connections. Click to expand... Yes, it makes sense to mention that, you are right, Erel ! But,as far as I know, only non-selfed created certificates are supported, issued by certain certificate authorities. My problem is, I only have vservers, which is absolutely fine for pure mqtt. But there is no vserver provider who issue a ssl certificate for vservers (without webserver). At least in Germany . That brings me to conclusion I need a root server with ssl certificate or I am using mqtt without ssl (which is no option anymore since apple decided not to accept non-ssl anymore)...last option : TLS-PKS. If there is another option I'more than happy to get a feedback !
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2016 #4 You must be more accurate in your posts. This is a public forum. The request title is incorrect (misleading). rabuehler said: (which is no option anymore since apple decided not to accept non-ssl anymore Click to expand... This is also incorrect. rabuehler said: If there is another option I'more than happy to get a feedback ! Click to expand... There are. But I find it too difficult to discuss anything like this...
You must be more accurate in your posts. This is a public forum. The request title is incorrect (misleading). rabuehler said: (which is no option anymore since apple decided not to accept non-ssl anymore Click to expand... This is also incorrect. rabuehler said: If there is another option I'more than happy to get a feedback ! Click to expand... There are. But I find it too difficult to discuss anything like this...
R rabuehler Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2016 #5 Erel said: You must be more accurate in your posts. This is a public forum. The request title is incorrect (misleading). This is also incorrect. There are. But I find it too difficult to discuss anything like this... Click to expand... Thank you for your clear words. I am new with B4i. Obviously I missunderstood Apples's presentation on WWDC SFO: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2016/706/ I will find another way.
Erel said: You must be more accurate in your posts. This is a public forum. The request title is incorrect (misleading). This is also incorrect. There are. But I find it too difficult to discuss anything like this... Click to expand... Thank you for your clear words. I am new with B4i. Obviously I missunderstood Apples's presentation on WWDC SFO: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2016/706/ I will find another way.
