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@gbccccc first you need to define what "new slave is started successfully means". If just binding to the port and waiting for connections is enough then you can assume that if you call the method and a ModbusInitException is thrown then it is not running. Otherwise it is bound to the port and waiting for connections. If you want to know that something is connected you could extend the TcpSlave class like this: public class MonitoredTcpSlave extends TcpSlave { public MonitoredTcpSlave(int port, boolean encapsulated) { super(port, encapsulated); } public boolean hasConnection() { return !listConnections.isEmpty(); } } As a last resort you could create your own TcpSlave by extending com.serotonin.modbus4j.ModbusSlaveSet.ModbusSlaveSet

Any update on this? Or are there any other clean solutions? My intention is to publish to AWS IoT.

No Gradle is not supported, I don't see this being supported any time soon.

@craigweb Ah awesome! Thanks Craig.

I agree with this-- This is an issue I see as well. Would nice to have another format for this thing. Cheers, -Greg

I guess I was getting at - what industry are you in and what type of equipment are we talking about? Feel free to send a private message.

maybe a limit could be implemented so if "select all" was clicked it would only select up to 30.

The best advice I can give is that the drop-down on the dashboard designer is filterable. Just start typing your pages name.

v3.7.x will automatically set the instance ID.

Hi Ralf, We have explored adding the ability to set event detectors to not raise the event more than once in some amount of time, but that feature was not merged in at the time so hasn't become part of Mango yet. I think what you're requesting would be something like that, but for data source events, which is a good idea if it is a good idea to do it for event detectors. Thanks for the suggestion!

Hi Ralf, You are right! Thanks for bringing this to our attention! Edit: Posted a little fast... Here's the git issue: https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-dashboards/issues/299 You could work around this by using a JSON or CSV import, or using the old UI.

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@phildunlap said in Multiple Set Points in Event Handler: it doesn't sound to me like that'd solve how his users are going to identify points they want to control and control them easily. That's going to be an issue only his implementation of a dashboard / Mango could completely solve. Agreed, but as he was only able to give an example without greater in depth information on the desired outcome, only wishing to be able to add multiple points to a context. I'd give him what I knew was freely available. I do not believe he wants to go into the grit of a custom dashboard page at this time. However, if that changes I'll be more than happy to assist. Fox

For anyone that finds this thread, you can create a dialog window in Mango 3.6 very easily - <ma-button label="Show dialog" ng-click="showDialog = {}"></ma-button> <ma-dialog show-dialog="showDialog"> <div>This is the dialog content</div> </ma-dialog>