@oej: it would IMHO only be simple for "static" subscriptions like
"kamailio/foo" -> on_mqtt_foo().
But what about wildcard subscriptions like "kamailio/+/unregister" or
"kamailio/#" ? I can, of course, forbit these mappings by some validation rule
but a cleaner solution would be to pattern-match each incoming message against
the wildcard subscription to find the correct route.
It's IMHO a somewhat sophisticated feature for a later version, if the need
arises. For now the mapping for incoming messages can be done in script code.
We can discuss about it in more detail on the mailing list or some other
channel, if you want.
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