Posts by clara_kt

We've been trying out the JS client on our team and our services register correctly when we put the calls to DxlClient.registerServiceAsync() in the prototype function for Application.onRegisterServices.

Thanks for the links, we'll start messing around with the provided solutions (and video) and let you know if we have any questions

Awhile ago our team was considering creating a Node-RED extension that would let us send events over OpenDXL from our own custom flow(s). It looks like the OpenDXL community beat us to the punch already, though.

I'm not sure where to get started though, I see around 20+ solutions listed when I go to the Node-RED Category on the solutions page. I'm trying to figure out which of these solutions I can use to actually install the OpenDXL Node-RED node (nodes?), etc.

We are evaluating the possibility to release a core Node-RED extension that supports DXL much like the MQTT extension that is available by default in Node-RED.

Thanks, that fixed it!

I am trying to create a distribution package for my client, which I built from the files generated by OpenDXL Bootstrap. I am using a clean test system with Python 2.7.11 and pip installed.

When I run > python dist.py to create the distribution package, it only produces the .zip and .egg files under the dist/lib folder. The .whl is not present, despite no errors or warnings in the output from running the distribution script (see attached log file).

Why am I failing to produce the .whl package, and how can I fix it?

I usually just use "with" to avoid having to manually call destroy().

I have a large number of event subscribers listening to a single topic, but I want to publish a targeted event so that only a subset of them will receive the message.

When using the Python OpenDXL Client is there a limit on the maximum number of GUIDs I can list when setting the dxlclient.message.client_ids on my message before I send it?