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    • cwangvC
      cwangv
      last edited by

      Hi,
      I have an AlphaNumeric data point (indicating city name) from a weather service. Data value is shown below:
      0_1569241427001_Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 10.23.20 pm.png

      A constant error message of 'Value did not match any multistate text and was not parsable, result= ' comes up all the time, screenshot below:
      0_1569241481226_Screen Shot 2019-09-23 at 10.24.26 pm.png

      My question is : Is this error important? Can I just totally ignore them?

      Thanks!

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      • phildunlapP
        phildunlap
        last edited by

        Hi cwangv,

        There seems to be some issues with the error messages from the HTTP JSON retriever (which I presume you are using), as it would say multistate for a few different point data types which is obviously wrong. How do you know it corresponds with that point? It is a data source event, no?

        Were it that Alphanumeric point, it would suggest to me that in some of the JSON retrieved the value at the pointer location is not a String. Perhaps it is on another data point, one which is not fetching new values reliably?

        I opened a git issue for this because at minimum the event message is misleading, but it is in a private repo so I could not link it.

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        • cwangvC
          cwangv @phildunlap
          last edited by cwangv

          @phildunlap
          Sorry, I should have made my case background info clearer.
          Yes, i am using the JSON Retriever to extract info from OpenWeatherMap. Yes, it is a data source event.
          The 'CITYNAME' point is the only alphanumeric point defined. The other three are numeric points only. In total 4 points are being polled.
          The error only appeared after i added the alphanumeric point.
          The JSON Retriever is working great, it is very handy for someone like me that is not that well versed web programming. I really like these kind of wrapper-like data source which make things so much easier.
          Thanks.

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          • phildunlapP
            phildunlap
            last edited by

            The JSON Retriever is working great, it is very handy for someone like me that is not that well versed web programming. I really like these kind of wrapper-like data source which make things so much easier.

            Glad to hear it!

            For an alphanumeric point, I would expect that message if the value at the JSON pointer is not a textual value (a number, null, boolean, etc) sometimes.

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