Using CLI to communicate with Azure IoT Hub

[Soren1974]

Hi,

I have been communicating with Azure System.exec.vi and CLI for Azure but I have hit a snag.

One command line i use is monitor-event. This is an infinity loop which I cannot seem to get out with programming. Only a physical ctrl-c will exit the loop. This of course also means loosing the data from the loop.

Does any one have a suggestion how to solve this?

[Jumpod]

What is that command? normally Linux always has the solution to finish without control-C.

[Soren1974]

I am not sure what you are suggesting?

My programming skills is rather limited to LabVIEW at the moment.

I simply need a better solution to get out of the loop.

Soren 🙂

[Jumpod]

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One command line i use is monitor-event. This is an infinity loop which I cannot seem to get out with programming

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I want to know the command you use, I may give you another command that not need ctrl-C

[tst]

One thing which might help you is something like this JKI wrapper, which should give you access to stdin and stdout, which I assume will allow you to communicate with the process:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F2-Ml71z78

[Soren1974]

The ctrl-c in cmd is BREAK. This does not work.

To solve the problem, I currently use cmd write to a txt file ( > output.txt) then I kill the cmd processes.