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@phildunlap Thanks Phil, I'll see what I can come up with! In the short term, Its probably going to be easier to just capture the values from the static OIDs and do checks within mango for out of range with an event detector. Cheers! -Shaun

It was discovered that the HTTP publisher was sending all the point values, but it was putting multiple values into single GETs or POSTs, which the receiving end was not able to handle. Resolution was found by introducing an intercepting layer to send them on to the other program one at a time, as there is not a setting on the HTTP publisher to limit values per message (it's limited by URL length, post size, etc). Another option that was presented was using the point links to set the HTTP desired directly out a TCP/IP data point rather than tying the point links to a virtual point and having the HTTP publisher do the transport. This likely would have worked, but the existing solution was touched up before this was attempted.

Hi phildunlap, I was using version 3.1.1. I am now downloading version 3.2.

@buddhika You can construct dashboards in the free version of Mango using "Edit pages" or "Dashboard designer". Version 3.2 has been released, please use this. You can include your IP camera feed in our HTML5 dashboards provided your camera: a) Is accessible from the web b) Provides the ability to embed its feed in a HTML page

You shouldn't, but it won't hurt anything. That was also in the bundle file you got that had the brewersdashboard. You can't get 3.7 from the store (and maybe never will be able to). I'm not sure it's really any different than 3.6

Phil - Thank you for the detailed response. I think I will go the multiple data source route.

Have you set your user's timezone and the timezone of the device?

No mailing lists defined? I should have also asked for the receiveOwnAuditEvents column. Those look like 1 and 35 are set to 'critical' and the rest are on ignore. Do you have any event handlers defined? The code that generates the list of email recipients is this: https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-core-public/blob/96121bacc1d6287a1c22d0bbc032932f00edc7c4/Core/src/com/serotonin/m2m2/rt/EventManager.java#L149 and I wouldn't expect you to receive information level events as described. Perhaps restart Mango?

The serial number is 3307.

@silvia We have made a v3.1.2 release of the MQTT data source which should rectify the issues you were experiencing. There we some bugs around referencing values inside JSON objects so we decided to switch the notation over to the JSON pointer spec. Your existing points with $. type notation will be automatically converted and hopefully should just work. I've added a help document to the data point edit page for MQTT too (click the blue help icon).

It was indeed a Mango ES and that did it! Thanks a ton Joel.

Answered my own question. After copying enable-alpn.sh to the empty ext-enabled directory the line no longer appears in the status output.

Hi Phil, This was on mango 3 at all times. I had upgraded to the latest mango 3 a week ago after the problem happened the first time. I have just upgraded the mangoNoSQL module. No update to the excel reports appeared in the list of newly released modules. We will make sure to upgrade all of the MangoES with version 2.8 to the latest 2.8 as well. Thanks for such a quick turn around!

@phildunlap said in pointquery from a watchlist by watchlistname and do calculation: {{points | maSum:'value'}} Thanks phildunlap, that's very efficient in a few line. {{points | maSum:'value'}} helps. I will explore the link you provided as well. Thanks for your support.

You mean can you "set" a value to it and have that be the value without doing a regular set action? About the only ways to programmatically insert values without going through the normal set action of a data source are The scripting data source if 'Saves historic' is checked. Then all set() calls will bypass logging type, the data source, and events (detectors, meta points, etc.) The data file data source if the new values are older than the existing values. Other things, like the point data import, will also bypass the data source in creating a value history. The HTTP parameter name is the incoming format. The GET request from the publisher will look like http://yourip/httpds?parameterName=value@time&otherParameterName=value@time The Set Point Name is the outgoing format, as I described, setPointUrl?name=setPointName&value=value@time

Hi phildunlap, may you have a look on my other post? pointquery from a watchlist by watchlistname and do calculation

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