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    Protocol for industrial MQTT

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      robmarkcole
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      We are considering using MQTT rather than our current solution of sockets as the method to connect devices in our lab. I would like to know if there is a standard messaging protocol? A colleague suggested GEMS - are there others?

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        misterlisty
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        Their is no standard protocol except the simple QOS, topics etc. This is why its so fast and useful.

        I suggest to build your own protocol. Create packet definition like

        [CMD][DATA][CRC] This would be s imple packet you could enhance and add encryption if required.

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