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I am successfully pushing data out to Pachube from Mango. Thanks for the tutorial above it was a BIG help. Pachube documentation is lacking or hard to find. Go to www.pachube.com and type in "Mikes House" in the search field and you will see me on the map. Double click the push pin and you will find my first few feeds. More to come. I gave Mango a little plug there as well.

You would need a custom data source to get this done. Serotonin can do custom work, and other users can also built their own data sources.

click on "data sources"
click on "show points"
click on "point properties" for the point you want to change

in the Point properties
change Engineering units to what you want

in the Text renderer properties

format "00.0" will give 1 decimal place
suffix "&de-g;C" will give °C, remove the - to make it work

Can you try keeping a DS/DP that has info that looks like this:

File "/usr/lib/python2.6/json/init.py", line 267, in load
parse_constant=parse_constant, **kw)

Because of the way that the Pachube API works a request is made every time a published point is updated. If you are publishing, say, 3 points, and your data source updates them every 10 seconds, you will end up making 30 requests a minute. If you are exceeding your limits there, you should reduce the amount of updates coming from your data source.

Hi all

I have found a work around - not sure why this works but it does

Mango runs as root and when I run the command

find /usr/local/tomcat/logs/ -type f -name * -mtime +5 -exec rm -f {} ;

I get the error mentioned

but when I run it as my user ("francis")

sudo -u francis find /usr/local/tomcat/logs/ -type f -name * -mtime +5 -exec rm -f {} ;

then this works

it must be something to do with privileges etc - but I do not know why

Francis

i found a csv file that had the same data
With the trick you showed me i get the data from that file.

thx for pushing me t he right direction.

I solved the problem, Now I can send sms using an external app...thanks for your help!!!

On my Unbuntu system it is directly under the Tomcat directory.

Joel.

Look in WEB-INF/ftl

Hi Friends,
I need to save some data through a SQL script in a MySQLDB but I don't have this options in a scheduled event.
If you are saving data on DB server using mango , please put your case in this forum.
Thanks for your help in advance.

With daily purging, that scenario will result in a very stable database size once all of the purging has kicked in. How about you set your system up, let it run for a month, look at the DB size then, and then multiply by 12?

I understand that it would be nice to have something automated - believe me i do. But there are a great number of things that are planned for this system. This one honestly has a strong case for remaining mostly manual.

It works fine, also I commented out the "DatePattern" param since it's no longer used.

Thank you!

It is generally an automated task of the ant build tool or similar, but you can manually create the war file:

Open a command prompt and browse to your (unziped) app dir, lets say it is in ROOT folder of tomcat dir, so go to <Tomcat_home>\webapps\ROOT

Use the java archive command 'jar' to bundle up your application

jar -cvf mango-1.10.0.war mango-1.10.0

In English: "compress everything in this directory into a file named mango-1.10.0.war" (c=create, v=verbose, f=file)

You can find addtional info here:
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/tutorial/1_3-fcs/doc/WCC3.html

Hi friend!
How can I save a register in MySQL DB by a scheduled event?. I need to save some values in a MySQL DB table every 5 minutes. I don't know how start making this.
Thank's for you help.

Oh, yeah, so the pages are watchList.jsp, and dataPointDetails.jsp. But what you are probably more interested in is WEB-INF/tags/dateRange.tag.

1 - Yes
2 - When Matcher.match returns false, that message is shown. Can you enumerate the multiple errors you think this is returned for?
3 - Personally, i use QuickREx, a plugin for Eclipse by Bastian Bergerhoff, and i recommend it. If you're not using Eclipse there are probably similar tools around. Find a Java-based one to be sure you're using the same pattern compiler/matcher as Mango.

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i polling a serflet, started on local maschine :)

Hello,
The quick answer to this is no, this is not supported in the current version.

The slightly longer answer is that this is entirely doable, but isn't on the current product roadmap.

The long answer, is that we would gladly consider adding this to the development plan, and development could of course be accelerated if this was sponsired work, like many of the other fine features and capabilities of Mango that have been made possible by our community.

If this is of interest, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Regards,
/jk

Mango uses the Modbus4J implementation of Modbus. You should look there to start.