Problem with setting Callback node for MQTT connection

I have an issue with setting the callback node for my MQTT connection over FlexScript. First I set up the client like it's said in the user manual. That worked fine, I tested a couple of messages sent from the FlexSim model to my MQTT broker. Then I tried to receive a message from the broker using the client from the treenode with getMessage(). This also worked fine. Just the next step with setting up the default callback caused problems. I wanted it to listen to the broker and give me the topic and message whenever something is published on the broker, but I don't get any info. Maybe I messed it up during the configuration. This is how my callback node looks like (it's also linked in the client treenode).

Unfortunately I cannot upload the whole model.
It'd be really helpful, if you see my mistake or if someone can provide a model with a working callback node, so I can compare if mine is set up correctly. Thank you in advance.

Software Version:

FlexSim 24.1.0

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Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ commented · May 29 at 09:37 AM

Have you built the node as FlexScript? Did you remove the getMessage call? The syntax looks correct.

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Fiona Kattenstroth Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ commented · Jun 10 at 06:17 AM

I did both, but still don't get anything printed

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Jason Lightfoot ♦♦ Fiona Kattenstroth commented · Jun 10 at 09:57 AM

Here's an example you can use to cross reference. It has two scripts - one to publish to the broker and another to subscribe to the topic. To test it I would first publish (retaining the message) and then subscribe to check you can receive the message.

TestMosquittoEclipseProject.fsm

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Jeanette F ♦♦ commented · Jun 17 at 04:38 PM

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