About this software
Subscription license for the MQTT Client sold through the JetBrains Marketplace for one user and one year. The license entitles a named individual to use the MQTT client application or plugin as specified by the third-party publisher.
MQTT is a lightweight publish/subscribe messaging protocol commonly used for IoT and telemetry; the client enables connecting to MQTT brokers for development, testing, and troubleshooting.
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Benefits
- Single-user license: Covers one named user for the subscription period.
- One-year subscription: Valid for one year from activation date.
- MQTT protocol support: Enables connections to MQTT brokers using standard protocol operations.
- Marketplace delivery: Delivered and licensed via the JetBrains Marketplace platform.
- Intended user: Designed for individual developers requiring an MQTT client for work.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Account license management: Manage subscriptions and licenses through the JetBrains account portal.
- Publisher support: Contact the third-party publisher for technical assistance as indicated on the product page.
- Documentation link: Product documentation and usage guides are linked from the marketplace listing.
- License terms: Refer to the license agreement on the product page for legal and usage details.
- Marketplace policies: JetBrains marketplace policies govern purchases, refunds, and license transfers.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party MQTT?
A third-party integration that brings MQTT messaging protocol capabilities into JetBrains development tools, enabling creation, testing, and inspection of MQTT messages within the development environment.
What development workflows benefit from this MQTT integration?
Use cases include rapid message publishing and subscribing, debugging client interactions, validating topic structures, and integrating MQTT message testing into application development and CI workflows.
How do I configure a broker connection?
Provide the broker address and port, set client identifier and credentials as required, choose TLS or plaintext transport, and declare the topics and QoS levels for subscriptions and publications.
How does it handle security and authentication?
Security depends on the integration: typical options include username/password, TLS encryption, and certificate-based authentication. Use secure credentials storage and verify broker certificates when possible.
What troubleshooting steps should be taken for connection failures?
Verify broker address and port, confirm credentials and client ID, check TLS certificate validity, inspect logs for protocol errors, and ensure network/firewall rules allow MQTT traffic.