Messages posted by: mlohbihler

Oh, but, that data source doesn't currently support http authentication. In particular using the "http://username:password@domain/path" doesn't work with the HTTPClient package, which is what Mango uses.

Hi pegi,

You currently can get the values by using an HTTP Retriever data source and a bit of regex. But that data source doesn't have an option to set values.

Hi pegi,

This is actually a known problem. The only workaround right now is to do as you are doing. My apologies to your users.

Shouldn't be necessary, except for one file. If you've already set up MySQL you'll be familiar with the WEB-INF/classes/env.properties file. Just make sure it is pointing at your MySQL instance and you should be good.

Hi Craig,

Is this version 1.8.0? Can you turn on the submission of exception messages to Serotonin (in the settings page)? I've seen this message before, and have some instrumentation in the code to track down the cause.

I haven't checked, but i believe the test email and the report email are the only types for which a plain text version does not currently exist.

You need to refresh the page.

What language is your browser set to?

Probably not related. Mango doesn't have any applets.

Try running Firebug. Are you getting a script error on the page?

Did you manually create the mysql tables? If so, drop them all and start again. You only need to create the database. Mango need to create the tables itself.

Hi punktea,

1. Check the history of the modbus point (assuming it is being logged). If Mango is working properly you should see that a 0 was saved sometime after the 1. There should be no source/annotation, indicating that the value indeed came from the data source (in which case you should check what the hardware is doing). Does this happen every time, or intermittently?

2. Sounds weird. I presume that when ttyS1 is shown as the port it is only because ttyS0 isn't in the list to show. It could have something to do with the RXTX library. Try this... When you only see ttyS0, disable the data source and refresh the page. If ttyS0 shows up again, it's probably because for some reason the port isn't being seen when it is in use.

I'm using 3.5.7 and i don't have that problem. Above that note it should say what browser it recognized. What does it say?

You should be able to just remove the axis jar from your build path.

This is the documentation for "server" in the Abort APDU:

This parameter shall be TRUE when the Abort PDU is sent by a server. This parameter shall be FALSE when the Abort PDU is sent by a client.