IoT Hub
- Release Notes and Announcements
- Product Introduction
- Getting Started
- Scenario 1: Device Interconnection
- Scenario 2: Device Status Reporting and Setting
- Console Guide
- Product Management
- Rule Engine
- Sub-account Access to IoT Hub
- Developer Manual
- Device Authentication
- Device Connection Protocol
- MQTT-Based Device Connection
- Gateway Subdevice
- Message Communication
- Device Shadow
- Device Connection Manual
- Connection Based on SDK for C
- SDK for C Cross-Platform Porting
- Connection Based on SDK for Android
- Connection Based on SDK for Java
- Connection Based on SDK for Python
- API Documentation
- Making API Requests
- CA Certificate APIs
- Device APIs
- Product APIs
- Device Shadow APIs
- IoT Hub Policy
DocumentationIoT HubDevice Connection ManualConnection Based on SDK for JavaSDK for Java Project Configuration
SDK for Java Project Configuration
Last updated: 2024-12-27 17:03:42
IoT Hub device SDK for Java relies on a secure and powerful data channel to enable IoT developers to quickly connect devices to the cloud for two-way communication. You only need to complete the corresponding project configuration to connect devices.
Prerequisites
How to Import
If you need to use JAR import for project development, you can add dependencies in
build.gradle in the module directory as follows:dependencies {...implementation 'com.tencent.iot.hub:hub-device-java:x.x.x'}
Note:
If you need to develop a project through code integration, you can download the SDK for Java source code from GitHub.
Connection Authentication
Two device authentication methods are supported: key authentication and certificate authentication.
Key authentication requires
ProductID, DevName, and DevPSK.Certificate authentication requires
ProductID, CertFile, and PrivateKeyFile.Below is the sample code for connection authentication:
private String mProductID = "YOUR_PRODUCT_ID";private String mDevName = "YOUR_DEVICE_NAME";private String mDevPSK = "YOUR_DEV_PSK";private String mCertFilePath = null;private String mPrivKeyFilePath = null;TXMqttConnection mqttconnection = new TXMqttConnection(mProductID, mDevName, mDevPSK, new callBack());mqttconnection.connect(options, null);try {Thread.sleep(20000);} catch (InterruptedException e) {// TODO Auto-generated catch blocke.printStackTrace();}mqttconnection.disConnect(null);
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