Re: [paho-dev] Fwd: Using Paho Android MQTT service.

[Bin BJ Zhang <zhbinbj@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You should use IMqttToken instead
of MqttToken, and MqttTokenAndroid is used internally.


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Bin Zhang(张斌)
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ಸುಬ್ರಹ್ಮಣ್ಯ (Nagesh S) <nageshblore@xxxxxxxxx>
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Date:      
 2014/07/18 03:46
Subject:    
   [paho-dev] Fwd:
 Using Paho Android MQTT service.
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One point about the tokens to track the completion of
the asynchronous connection.

When I use 
MqttToken tok = c.connect()

the application fails at runtime with a message as MqttTokenAndroid
cannot be cast to MqttToken. So, I wanted to change to

MqttTokenAndroid tok = c.connect().

This wouldn't work because Eclipse wouldn't recognise
MqttTokenAndroid even with the correct service JAR in place. I saw that
MqttTokenAndroid class does not have access modifier. I changed MqttTokenAndroid
to public class and then Eclipse recognised it.

Subsequently, in a AsyncTask, I added the code to wait for completion using
MqttTokenAndroid token and now it works.

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