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Hi Tiago,

As far as development goes, if you are using Eclipse you can add a project (the dependency) to the build path of another project (the dependent). For deployment you can add add a "dependencies" property to your dependent module. This is a comma-delimited list of module/version identifiers of the form moduleName-M.m.u. The version part is optional, as are the versions sub-parts.

I don't believe there is a way to delete them in the interface. BION, you are the first to ask for such a thing. You can always use the SQL console to do so.

Your augend would be -46.85, and the multiplicand would be 0.00268 (175.72 / 65535).

Ok, we'll add a few points to the REST ledger. We might end up doing both since we have libraries of code sitting around to do RPC.

Looks great! Thanks for the R & D Matthew and thanks for the validation testing Joel. I normally dislike smilies, but :mrgreen:. Thanks again,

Jordan

HI,

I have followed all the steps shown here. http://forum.infiniteautomation.com/forum/posts/list/268.page

However, I am unable to run the application giving me the 404 Error:

also in the above link the Mango server code is imported as a Normal Project but it is Actually a web application.
so here how it is done? and how do i make a war of this applicaition?

Also, can any body tell me where this application starts? for e.g. which is the 1st servlet to be called or the resource to hit in the browser.

Note: hitting **'http://localhost:8080/mango' **
gives NullPointer Exception.

Please help me I am working on this from last 3 Weeks.

Thanks in Advance.

Hi Vishal,

Thanks for your interest. You can see a list of current modules supported by Mango Automation here: http://infiniteautomation.com/index.php/full-module-list.html

Is it possible to develop custom components on top of mango automation?

Yes we do support the development of custom modules and will have documentation available for this very soon.

We read that, with mango automation source code is provided for some components and some are available as “Ready to use” components. Can you please provide a detailed breakup of this?

Were are still working on this but should have this very soon as well.

We would also like to know about Mango Automation business model and how it operates.

Mango Automation will be available in a free version for non commercial use and in a commercial version with the purchase of a commercial license. Licenses will be for each instance. Many of the modules will be open source and free and some of them will be closed and payed for. We will be encouraging developers to build their own modules and share them in the Mango Automation store. Obviously business plans evolve but our main goal is to create a product that other companies can easily resell as is or in a customized format for their industry.

Is Mango Automation commercially deployed at some of clients and if so can we get some details about it?

The answer is yes but not sure what you would like to know, there are a few examples on the Stories section: http://forum.infiniteautomation.com/forum/forums/show/10.page

There is one example on our webpage here: http://infiniteautomation.com/index.php/solution-examples.html.

Joel.

Hi Vishal,

The source code is now available for 1.12.5 on the downloads page: http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/download.jsp

More recent source code will be available in the upcoming release of Mango Automation. We also have more recent source code available for commercial license holders.

Please let me know if you have any questions,

Joel.

Hi Cyril,

We can do custom development on any version you prefer. For commercial clients currently we typically we do development for them on the latest version of Mango M2M which then becomes the next version. For work with ScadaBR I would recommend talking with them directly.

If this work needs to start very soon and you want it in the open source version and do not want to purchase a commercial license then we would work with Mango version 12.4 which is publicly owned.

Going forward our preference would be to do development with Mango Automation which will be the replacement of M2M2 and the plan is to eventually make this the replacement of Mango M2M as well. Mango Automation is build in a modular way which makes the development process much easier and give much more flexibility to customize for client specific applications. There is documentation and the idea is to encourage others to develop modules that can be offered and sold through the Mango Automation store. Modules for Mango Automation are both Open Source and some are or can be closed source so it give all the options. Currently the core of MA is closed source but we are considering also making the core open source so that it can become the real replacement of Mango M2M. The open source license for Mango Automation will be different than Mango M2M and a commercial license will be required for commercial applications but the license will be a lot less than Mango M2M.

The evolution of the Mango software products is really based on what our customers want and are willing to contribute financially toward. If your company wants to sponsor an open source project that has a lot of potential going forward then I think we should talk more about Mango Automation as that option and help us release this product to the public.

I can’t really comment of how ScadaBR would work for you, you would need to talk with them.

Sincerely,
Joel.

Hi people,

I need someone to explain me the following:

I downloaded Mango M2M Binaries from http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/download.jsp.
I need source code of Mango which will after building produce the same binaries as the ones I downloaded from http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/download.jsp.

However, I read on the forum that such source code doesn't exists.
The only source code I can find is here http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/forum/posts/list/979.page#4180 (developed by ScadaBR).
If I build this source code (mango 1.12.3 or mango 1.12.4), will it produce the same application as the one on http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/download.jsp ?

Thank you very much!

Dusan

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Hi Kevary,

I understand your frustration I also had difficulties when I first learned about Mango and was not familiar with Java and Tomcat. We offer private training and support where we can guide you through the installation process. You can purchase support time by the hour on our new webpage at this link: http://infiniteautomation.com/index.php/services.html

One hour should be enough to get it all installed and how you how to use all the basic feature.

Thanks,

Joel.

it seems it fixed it, no new alarm for 10 minutes.

I thought about that option when reading the changelog of 1.2.0rc, but 1.1.0 had the same problem so I dismissed it.

thanks - I will continue testing... ; feel free to ask if you want me to test that setup again with in case you patch something.

you can download previous versions

I would like add some charting to M2M2 for trend analysis and comparisons of data points in different time periods (days, weeks, months). Could someone help me on that?

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Dear,

I want to use the new Mango M2M2 in my home automation system in order to "talk" with my Siemens S7-226 PLC. Since I did not found a direct integration, I've installed the Siemens OPC server component. Unfortunately, I do not succeed in configuring the OPC server in Mango M2M2.

Whenever I want to register it as datasource, I enter all data (username, password, servername, ...) but I can not select the OPC server installed on that server from the listbox. Probably I am doing something wrong overhere.... can somebody help me out please?

I am using the latest M2M2 binary (found on this website) together with the OPC DA module (version 1, I belive).

Kind REgards,

D

This is right page:

http://rxtx.qbang.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

This has been narrowed down to a Derby problem. It will be fixed in the next release. In the meantime, if you set a "home url" for the user, the problem should go away.

Only settable points can be listed there. If you have no settable points, your list will be empty.