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This PR includes a sample project for PlatformIO for the ESP8266 sample that works with both Azure IoT Hub and IoT Edge.

niswitze added 2 commits January 26, 2022 21:22
Initial commit with Platform IO sample for ESP8266. The goal of this …
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…new sample is to show how developers can use the Azure Embedded C SDK with Platform IO.
This commit includes a sample project for PlatformIO for the ESP8266 …
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…sample. It includes a separated folder structure between the Arduino and PlatformIO IDE samples with an updated readme for running the PlatformIO sample. This new sample also includes some changes on how the MQTT client id is generated for it to work both with Azure IoT Hub and IoT Edge.
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niswitze commented Feb 2, 2022

@danewalton would it be possible to add this sample for PlatformIO to this repo? Sorry for tagging you, I just noticed that no reviewers were added.

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niswitze commented Feb 8, 2022

@ewertons @ericwol-msft @wduraes would it be possible to add this sample for PlatformIO to this repo? Sorry for tagging all of you, no reviewers were added.

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Hi @niswitze , thanks for the PR. This message is just to acknowledge your submission. We did not have a chance to review your PR yet, but we will work on it soon. Thanks.

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Thanks @ewertons. Please let me know if I need to make any updates before the PR can be fully reviewed.

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Hey,
I am using modem to connect my ESP32 with Azure IoT Hub. I am using the example Iot_Hub_ESP32 and i add all my credentials but it is giving me the error of "Failed generating encoded signed signature". I add all credentials like my Iot Hub Url, primary connection string. I also try to use Azure IoT Explorer but still same error. It couldn't even generate the SAS token.
Than i tried to use the functions for generating SAS token separately in separate code. I werer able to generate the SAS token but than i am not able to initialize the mqtt client. It gives back trace and ESP32 is restarted again and again. I could n't understand what is the problem why the built-in example is unable to generate the SAS token and second if i am able to generate the SAS token why i couldn't able to initialize the mqtt client. Kindly Please guide me about this i am waiting for the reply.

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