Is it normal when i publish some messages like this?

[fengrujun]

mytest.php:
$client = new Mosquitto\Client();
$client->connect("x.x.x.x", 1883, 60);

while ($client->loop() == 0) {
$message = "Test message at " . date("Y-m-d H:i:s");
$client->publish('mytopic', $message, 0, false);
$client->loop();
sleep(1);
}

When i first use browser open mytest.php ,the subscribe side receive the message sucessfully,but i close the page,the subscribe side still can receive the message ,what's going wrong?

[pastinepolenta]

Not completely sure but I thing the php script will keep running until something appear on the browser page. even if you close the page I assume the web server keeps the script active.

[mgdm]

Yeah, that'll be it. It won't know the connection has closed until you try and write to it.

On 27 Mar 2014, at 15:01, stilllife00 [email protected] wrote:

Not completely sure but I thing the php script will keep running until something appear on the browser page. even if you close the page I assume the web server keeps the script active.

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[fengrujun]

it's weird,lookat the following code:
$client->connect($host, $port, 60);
for($i = 0;$i<$num;$i++)
{
$message = array
(
'TaskId'=>'1',
'UnitPrice'=>'1',
'TradeId'=>$tradeId,
'FileType' => 'image',
'DownloadUrl' => 'www.example.com',
);
$client->publish($topic, json_encode($message), 1, 0);

}
$client->disconnect();
unset($client);

when the $num is less than 20,the subscrive side receive the mesagges correctly,but when the $num is larger than 20 the subscrive side only can receive 20 messages..Any solution?

[mgdm]

You need to call $client->loop() to make the underlying library process its messages. I've added an example to the README.