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Solved. Instead of using port 25 for smtp at Cox, I used port 587 which is supposedly for mobile devices. Also, and probably the biggest issue was, I originally did not have a "from " address in the Mango system setup. So cox thought I was an annonymous spammer. My cell phone (dumb phone) only receives the subject line since Cox is receiving the email in HTML instead of plain text. Al least I know something is going on with MAngo and can go check online. As in another poster recently asked, it would be nice to have a selection for plain text e-mail or HTML in the system setup.

I'm able to import mango into eclipse and resolve the build path issues by adding external jar j2ee.jar and adding all jars in war/WEB-INF/lib). My trouble starts when I attempt to convert the project to a faceted dynamic web project: Project-&gtProperties-&gtProject Facets-&gtConvert to faceted form... Select Dynamic Web Module Click Further configuration available... which brings up the Web Module form On the Web Module form, change the Content directory from WebContent to war Uncheck Generate web.xml deployment descriptor, then OK Back on the Project Facets form, select JavaServer Faces Click on Further configuration required... and go through the process of downloading the JSF 2.0 (Mojarra 2.0.2-FCS) library When I finally click OK on the Properties form and eclipse rebuilds the workspace, I get the following error: Errors occurred during the build. Errors running builder 'JavaScript Validator' on project 'Mango'. java.lang.NullPointerException Additionally, a bunch of html and javaScript files now show errors. (Note that eclipse automatically added the JavaScript facet when adding the Dynamic Web Module facet.) Performing a clean build results in the same JavaScript Validator error. So, how do I (a) fix the JavaScript validator and (b) resolve the JavaScript and html syntax problems? Any help will be greatly appreciated; I've been working on this for several days.

Hi Brian, All emails except for scheduled reports are sent (using a multipart scheme) with both HTML and text parts. Your email client should - theoretically - pick the format appropriate to its capabilities.

This is probably what you want: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk6-jsp-136632.html

Solved. Check out this post: http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/forum/posts/list/482.page

Hi Joel, There are actually a few reasons why you would be getting that error, but the most common is incorrect addresses. Remember that Mango uses 0-indexing. If you're sure that everything is correct, Serotonin can help you troubleshoot in more depth.

I can't recreate myself. Can you provide more specific instructions to recreate?

I have a fix. It will be in the next release.

See here: http://mango.serotoninsoftware.com/forum/posts/list/185.page

A point is a point. It's value is the result of the calculation. I think what you're after is event detection. You can create a point event detector on the meta point that say "if state=1 for at least 5 minutes", or whatever you want. If you definitely want this in a point value, you can have an event handler on the detector that sets the value of a point on active and inactive events. You could then have two binary points that represent high and low limit active/inactive.

Hello, From what you have posted, it sounds like you would be interested in a "Mango Data Publisher" which would forward on the Modbus data gathered by Mango into other systems. While this is entirely possible, we currently do not have this on our development roadmap. If this is something of real commercial interest and value to you, perhaps you could consider sponsoring some development work to advance this. If so, please do not hesitate to contact us to learn more about this option. Regards, /jk

Create a meta point.

The translations files are encoded in UTF-8, and yes, HTML entities should not be used. (UTF-8 is non-standard for Java resource bundles, but was necessary to support Chinese.)

thanks, that worked fine... like to say i understood it lol.....

hi, thanks for the that... did find something on the search about the console and then found my messages regarding "unable to determine image size" so i edited the info.txt and all is well... thanks skiv

not yet, I was on my laptop with verizon wireless connection at a meeting the other night. A couple of them took about 5 to 10 seconds to update when switching between them. although we are also running a virtual box with the old wonderware polling the same points on the same computer... I'll know better next week. I'm on vacation right now...

Welll not long after I had placed the post I had discovered that I was missing the env.properties file under classes. So I copied it over from the working web installation and things began to happen as expected. That was a couple of weeks lost trying to figure it out and it is my fault that I did not ask the question earlier. I did learn that checking the "choose the createconfigfiles target" checkbox also fixed the problem so many thanks for your reply. Life is good now. :D

By default points have a "log on change" setting. You can change this in the point editing page (not the one in the data source area). Data is logged into your database, which by default is a Derby instance. Check the env.properties file to locate.

Thanks for following up. We'll have to review Mango on Chrome.

The publishers are meant to be on-event. There's currently no way to turn that off. But you can sent a snapshot once per day in addition to updates.