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That may be for the best. When I started looking into doing this today I noticed the new BACnet4J was written using Java 8, while the 2.8.x series is limited to requiring Java 7.

Also, you might be interested in checking out https://store.infiniteautomation.com/core

But we'll have more announcements today.

Worked with Rollup Type, the file is ok now.

Thank you!

Do you mean WhoIsRequest? You could elect to send another WhoIs in certain situations (such as not finding all the devices you expect, on a timer, etc) but you'll note that the LocalDevice::getRemoteDevice method calls RemoteDeviceFinder.findDevice (at least in the most recent version of it) which will specifically send the WhoIs for that device. Recall that there is the device cache in the local device to prevent retrying device resolution over and over rapidly if a device isn't found.

@phildunlap Hi, I've disconnected the other MangoES from the network, now I have only one that is getting data from the PLC, and I let it to run a while and I don't have any discarded polls.

Thank you!

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>

My advice is to just keep it simple. If you know what you want to achieve, work back from that and break it down.
All else fails, you know we're all here to assist.

Fox

Weird!

I would try copying your databases folder into the new installation. If that works, I would stop Mango, move the old installation directory, move the new one where the old one was, and start Mango again, which will get the license working.

Hi Greg, thanks for sharing what resolved it!

Correct, although it should continue to work even in subsequent releases. But, once 3.6.2 is released the concerns raised in this thread will have been fixed,

points list not available via .points JavaScript help says type not typeName while .typeName is correct

@CraigWeb

Uh oh, that's a mistake on my part.

Thanks for catching that!

You shouldn't have to redo anything. Deleting the NoSql module from your web/modules directory and restarting should be sufficient to use H2 for your pointValues again

@BigKING please create a new thread and reference this one. This one was solved over twelve years ago!

Fox

Depending on your DGLux licensing, you can either save the dashboard to disk and reopen it elsewhere, or you can directly copy the dgml files over. They can be found in MANGO_HOME/web/modules/dglux/web/dgml

I finally got around to loading the newest version of Mango (1.8.2 I think). I enabled the option to discard what I consider bad data for the DS18B20 and this works just fine for me. No more flaky charts when i restart my 1-wire network! Thanks a bunch! For my latest version of my public page see:

http://mikeshouse.homedns.org/

You can get it here:

http://www.tucsni.nl/mango/mango-i18n-nl.zip

... just an update... been playing around and can now connect to the opc server.... but its only showing tags in the default container 'SystemVariables' and not my tags present in my group containers...??

Might not be too bad, no, but there are no plans to do this in M2M. M2M2 maybe...

Thanks, I´ll try this approach!

Hi Chris,

Probably the right tool to resolve what is going on there is jstack, a thread dumping utility in Java. To use (if jstack is on your path. otherwise would be in jdk/bin/ ), you can type:

jstack -l 1704 > C:\Users\You\MangoStuff\stack-1704 jstack -l 1220 > C:\Users\You\MangoStuff\stack-1220

It could also be useful to know which is the parent PID, if one is the parent pid of the other (maybe you have two Java processes, maybe you have started two instances of Mango on different ports). It looks like you can get PPID numbers via this command at the command prompt:

wmic process where (processid=1704) get parentprocessid

My only familiarity with causing these forks to happen and hang uses Process Event Handlers, so if you have some I will invariably ask something about if that script runs and works.

This was added and should be released fairly soon.