Messages posted by: craig

I have been trying to get a second email address contacted when an event detector has been active for a certain amount of time by using the escalation feature of the email event handler.

I have also checked Send Inactive Notification on the email event handler.

The first email is received as soon as the event detector is triggered. I've had the escalation set to send in 60 seconds to a couple of minutes. The job seems to get added to the quartz job scheduler but that is as far as I have stepped through it.

When the condition falls, both email addresses receive an email stating that the event is now inactive.

I have tested this with mango 1.1.0 and CVS with same results.

Is something amiss or have I misunderstood the escalation feature?

Since I had checked out from CVS some files like env.properties and log4j.xml had variables that had not been substituted by build scripts or copied to the correct location.

To get all the correct files to the correct place with the proper content I copied anything that wasn't a class from a known working copy of mango, the 1.1 release, to the CVS install.

I thought I was having classpath problems or issues because I was running mango within eclipse but the problem was I had createtables.sql from the release version with the code from CVS.

Thanks for your help,
Craig

The problem was I had checked out mango from CVS but was using a mangoDB created with createtables.sql from version 1.1 and the TextPointValueShort and TextPointValueLong columns didn't exist.

Is tomcat 6 required or just recommended?

I was running into some errors, especially with regards to the database, when trying to load up mango in tomcat 5.5. Tomcat6 seems ok.

Just curious
Thanks,
C

Hi,

I have found that if I add more than one comment on the active alarms page the text from the previous comment is still in the text box.

I have included a patch as I don't seem to be able to attach a file. Please let me know if it is in a suitable format and if this is the proper medium for submitting patches so I'll know for next time.

Thanks

Will this be early or late Q1?

Looking forward to it!

On my initial install I had gnu.io errors because I had an older jdk.

Among other things, functionality planned for Mango includes non-browser-based interfaces that can use persistent sockets to deliver near real-time interface updating.

Is this still something that is planned?

Also note that using the slow load technique you can achieve real-time updating in a browser without polling. Although that example uses frames they aren't required.

The client immediately asks for an update after the page has loaded. The server sleeps on the connection until it has some new data to send the client. Once the client receives the data it immediately asks for another update.

The downside is that you constantly have an open connection for every client.

-C

Hi,

On the edit page for an HTTP Receiver data source there is a "Device ID white list". The default white list is "*".

I see that I could specify __device as the parameter name in the HTTP GET request to set the Device ID. Apart from being checked against the white list of device IDs, is this Device ID used anywhere else or have any other uses or is it a sort of password?

Thanks,
-C

I am not sure if the Contact Us form on the mango website works as I don't get a confirmation and have not heard from Serotonin. I am interested in the online demo and would like a username+password for it

Thanks