I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 machine where I'm trying to develop a ROS2-based application in C/C++.
One of the requirements I have is to create ROS2 node that will establish MQTT connection with the Google Cloud, so my natural choice was to benefit from the iot-device-sdk-embedded-c.
I started reading the SDK documentation and was able to clone the repo, and build it by calling make command from the root directory.
Moreover, trying examples/iot_core_mqtt_client example also went well - I was able to connect to the Cloud and periodically publish data. Sweet!
Now, the trouble comes when I want to use/"consume" iot-device-sdk-embedded-c SDK in my ROS2 development environment. What I did is the following:
The approach is taken from your `examples/zephyr_native_posix` example and I was hoping it will be enough to properly build my ROS2-based executable that will, as a first try, behave the same way as your `examples/iot_core_mqtt_client` example.
The application was compiled successfully (Yay!) but when I started the app and tried to connect to the MQTT server with `iotc_connect()` I get the following error from `on_connection_state_changed()` callback function:
ERROR! Connection has failed reason 20 :
According to your error dictionary from `iotc_error.h` file, 20 is the error code for `IOTC_TLS_FAILED_LOADING_CERTIFICATE`.
Do you have any idea what I am doing wrong or missing? Public/Private keys and generated JWT are completely the same as in my first successful attempt when I just compiled your example.
Thank you very much for your time and efforts. It is really appreaciated.
Looking forward to reading from you.
I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 machine where I'm trying to develop a ROS2-based application in C/C++. One of the requirements I have is to create ROS2 node that will establish MQTT connection with the Google Cloud, so my natural choice was to benefit from the iot-device-sdk-embedded-c. I started reading the SDK documentation and was able to clone the repo, and build it by calling
make
command from the root directory. Moreover, tryingexamples/iot_core_mqtt_client
example also went well - I was able to connect to the Cloud and periodically publish data. Sweet!Now, the trouble comes when I want to use/"consume"
iot-device-sdk-embedded-c
SDK in my ROS2 development environment. What I did is the following:src
folder of my ROS2 application.make
from SDK's root directoryCMake
building approach, I included the following lines in my top-levelCMakeLists.txt
file:target_include_directories(mqtt_client_node PRIVATE ${IOTC_PATH}/include) ...
libiotc
target_link_libraries(mqtt_client_node ${IOTC_PATH}/bin/linux/libiotc.a)
mbedTLS
set(IOTC_MBEDTLS_LIB_PATH ${IOTC_PATH}/third_party/tls/mbedtls/library) target_link_libraries(mqtt_client_node ${IOTC_MBEDTLS_LIB_PATH}/libmbedtls.a) target_link_libraries(mqtt_client_node ${IOTC_MBEDTLS_LIB_PATH}/libmbedx509.a) target_link_libraries(mqtt_client_node ${IOTC_MBEDTLS_LIB_PATH}/libmbedcrypto.a)
ERROR! Connection has failed reason 20 :