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@holzatelier Just a little update on this.
It seems the data points are indeed updated on my system when timestamps are passed along with the JSON data. What I didn't realize is that if the timestamp predates the last entry in the point value history then the browser window needs to be refreshed to show the added historic data value.

So this works for me now besides the missing JSON parsing Error.

Thank you again for your attention.

Too tough a question?

@malaguena unfortunately this is not supported. It is possible but would need to be added as a new feature in a future release. If this is something important to you I suggest contacting our support team and making a feature request through them to see what can be done.

@joelhaggar Thanks Joel, that would be great, thanks.

Cheers
Dan

@ottawa_admin on many linux distros resolv.conf tends to have a blurb similar to this "# This file is managed by man:systemd-resolved(8). Do not edit." I can't remember how the ES works but that's something that will burn you if it's not configured correctly.
Restarting the mango service itself would not affect it since this is a system level function. What you'd need to do is restart the whole ES so that Linux reboots and then have a look to see if your entries are still there.

@psysak It me a bit to figure out the right Java version for the Mac M1 but this is the version I installed:

java -version
openjdk version "11.0.11" 2021-04-20 LTS
OpenJDK Runtime Environment Zulu11.48+21-CA (build 11.0.11+9-LTS)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM Zulu11.48+21-CA (build 11.0.11+9-LTS, mixed mode)

@holzatelier Not your fault :) I reviewed the help document and found the information was missing. Glad we got it resolved.

@fusepl
What version of Mango are you using: e.g. 3.7.7
What version of Java are you using: Oracle Java 8, or Adopt OpenJDK 11
What is your operating system: e.g. Windows x64, Ubuntu Linux 20.04
How did you install Mango: e.g. install script, or manual install, updated from 3.6.0
How did you start Mango: e.g. systemctl start mango, or ma.sh start
Include the log file: post ma.log
What browser are you using? e.g. Chrome 91.0.4472.124

@robmalone anytime

@ua something else to note is that it appears you have a local device for each of your data sources. I'm not sure of your use case but it might work better if you share one local device across all of your data sources.

Rather than hiding rows, it would be better to validate if these point values are changing, remove the ng-show and focus on the point values first. If they are not updating in realtime, then you have other problems.

Fox

@brownbucks11 another option would be to install the nashorn module which will provide the engine to the JVM when Mango starts.

https://store.infiniteautomation.com/module/nashorn