Solace messages from embedded application Arduino or Intel Edison?

Question

just as the title says, someone of you has had luck integrating Solace messages from an embedded application. I could only find their API to be used under an operating system, not for standalone applications.

Is there any stack or libraries to do the task from a 32bit microcontroller under C/C++?

Answer 1

You could always use MQTT from your embedded platform to connect to Solace.

Different endpoints can use different messaging protocols, so a telemetry reading going in via MQTT can be seamlessly fanned out over JMS and AMQP to different backends.

Answer 2

Solace PubSub+ Message Brokers natively support the OASIS MQTT 3.1.1 standard to meet the needs of connected devices and mobile applications. MQTT is a lightweight messaging protocol specifically designed for applications where a small code footprint is required, such as for embedded applications.

There are many free MQTT client libraries available for use. For example, an Arduino specific MQTT client is available here: https://pubsubclient.knolleary.net/