publishing with scripts - problem with reply

[gatovelho]

Hello,

I am using a simplereply2.js script for auto feedback/callback on a message topic.
It is being declared in the connection manager, in the subscriptions/topic/script entry tab, by
complete name (including .js)

This script, apparently, is not called/executed when it resides in the configuration/scripts directory ,
to where the scripts are saved by default, but is properly executed when located in the current
mqtt-spy directory.

Besides being used as a callback, it publishes log in a /log topic I have defined.
All goes well from the application directory, but not from the publishing script directory.

Best regards,
Carlos

[kamilfb]

@gatovelho, are you getting any exceptions logged in the mqtt-spy log file?

[gatovelho]

Clean log.

mqtt-spy.zip

For this log, the reply script was put in the publish directory (the fail case)

If you want I can also send log for the other setup (w/simplereply2 on the app dir)

[kamilfb]

Thank you! I will take a look...

[gatovelho]

Log when the script is on the app directory:

 ...
2016-04-04 12:59:06,162 INFO  [JavaFX Application Thread     ]
[MqttConfigurationUtils        ]  - Auto-complete for server URI
(192.168.1.3:1883 -> tcp://192.168.1.3:1883)
2016-04-04 12:59:08,701 INFO  [JavaFX Application Thread     ]
[BaseScriptManager             ]  - Adding script simplereply2.js
2016-04-04 12:59:08,983 INFO  [JavaFX Application Thread     ]
[NewSubscriptionController     ]  - Subscribing to 

...

[gatovelho]

OK found a solution:
the script name (simplereply2.js) must be entered with full path in  Subscriptions:

(be4)           

(after)          

[gatovelho]

I just removed some of the content that I believe was not being useful

[kamilfb]

Many thanks for the info - I'll add checking if the scripts exists when setting it up (in the location mqtt-spy thinks it should be in) and also if it is a relative path, looking for it in the configured script directory.

[gatovelho]

Okay. And I just removed my config file. Probably not useful for anyone.
Regards!

[kamilfb]

Hi - I've added checks to warn the user if the script does not exist. When you type in the name of the script and submit it, it gives you a warning when the path is incorrect. Available in the latest beta.

[gatovelho]

Thank you for your care.
I will gladly check it. 

Best Regards,

Carlos


Às 20:07 de 13-05-2016, Kamil
  Baczkowicz escreveu:


  Hi - I've added checks to warn the user if the script does not
    exist. When you type in the name of the script and submit it, it
    gives you a warning when the path is incorrect. Available in the
    latest beta.
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[kamilfb]

This is now available in 0.5.1. Let me know if you find any further issues!