Application for basic testing the middleware API and the broker

##How it works Run this application uses Middleware together with the Broker in order to test their functionality.

It consists in a single class that spawns a "console" from whitch you can test the functionality of the Middleware.

First of all, a reachable Broker needs to be run, in order to be able to connect with other instances. Incidentaly, the configuration and keystore that come with that project is compatible with the default configuration of this application:

PSPortSSL -p 5434 -k client1.jks -t client1.jks -kp snowflake

For other configurations, just let the initial connection attempt fail, type the new configuration in the textBox below, click Send, and it should connect. Or edit the source.

Then, you can type commands in the textBox and click Send or press return to execute them:

subscribe <topic> or s <topic>

unsubscribe <topic> or u <topic>

publish <topic> <message> or p <topic> <message>

getLastSample <topic> or g <topic>

addListener or a

removeListener or r

Clear screen: clear or c

Terminate application: exit or e

• Run the application (instance 1), should display Connected with PSPortSSL if connection is succesful.
• Run the application (instance 2), should display Connected with PSPortSSL if connection is succesful.
• (Optional)PSPortSSL -p 5434 -k client2.jks -t client2.jks -kp snowflake on instance 2 to use a different certificate (this disconnects the previous connection)
• subscribe message on instance 1
• publish message hello on instance 2
• Instance 1 should display: Received> Timestamp: Thu Jun 09 10:03:22 CEST 2016 || Sender: CN=Client2 || Topic: message || Data: hello

Just run the following command in the repository folder

$ gradle run

The broker will start listening in port 5434 by default

We have included a gradle wrapper also, just execute the next command to run it

$ ./gradlew run