Connected Service for Azure IoT Hub

Connected Service for Azure IoT Hub allows you to connect and start interacting with Azure IoT Hub in less than a minute.

New In This Version:

1.9.0
- Fixed prerequisited
- Fixed minor issues
1.8.0
- Refreshed UI
- Support for Device Twin and Direct Method
- Additional IoT Hub utilities
- User can now create IoT hub
1.7.0
- Updated Azure IoT SDK packages
- Use MQTT protocol in generated code
- Fixed mnor issues
1.6.0
- Support for Visual Studio 2017
1.5.0
- Updated Azure IoT SDK packages;
- Better error recovery from unsuccessful NuGet installations;
1.4.0
- Added experimental TPM support (see more here);
1.3.0
- Fixed an intermittent bug with Solution Explorer becoming empty;
- Updated Azure IoT SDK packages;
1.2.0
- Bug fixes for VS 2015 Update 2;
- Updated Azure IoT SDK packages;
- Switch to AMQP as default protocol (newly supported in the latest SDK).
1.1.0
- Fixed a bug for accounts associated with multiple Azure subscriptions.

How To Use

To use the extension, open a solution (C# or C++) and right-click on the References node in the Solution Explorer:

Next, pick the Azure IoT Hub Connected Service:

You will be prompted to enter your credentials, pick the existing IoT Hub to connect to, and select the device:

When you're done, click "Add". The extension will create a new source file that will be inserted into your project. The new file defines the functions for sending and receiving messages that you can call from elsewhere in your application.

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