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    Core 2.1 Modbus I/P data source error

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    • G
      Glen last edited by

      Background:
      Was running Core 2.03 and Modbus I/P (both unlicensed). Had five Modbus I/P data sources setup with less than 20 registers each. Worked fine.
      Decided to upgrade to Core 2.1 and associated modules as I want to move to licensed versions.
      Had problems upgrading, so uninstalled 2.03 and installed 2.1 then setup one Modbus I/P data source with five registers. Works fine.

      Problem:
      Tried to add a second Modbus I/P data source, but when trying to save the Modbus IP Properties, get the following error:
      com.serotonin.m2m2.http.vo.HttpReceiverDataSourceVO cannot be cast to com.serotonin.m2m2.modbus.vo.ModbusIpDataSourceVO

      I have restarted the instance a few times.
      I removed the HTTP data source and restarted the instance, then tried again to add a second Modbus I/P ds, but now get "A server error has occured".

      Any help is appreciated.
      Thanks.

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      • JoelHaggar
        JoelHaggar last edited by

        Hi Glen,

        Did you clear your browsers cache? Here are the upgrade instructions in case you missed them: http://infiniteautomation.com/index.php/download/2-uncategorised/98-upgrade-instructions

        Joel.

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          Glen last edited by

          Hi Joel,

          I switched browsers from IE to Firefox, but no help (of course MS updates installed IE11..).

          I did find the problem...
          JRE1.6 was installed, and the partially allowed Mango to function.
          I installed JRE1.7 (client version) and had no functionality at all...
          So I installed the server version of JRE1.7 and now seem to have everything I need immediately working fine.

          Thanks for your quick response.
          Glen

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          • JoelHaggar
            JoelHaggar last edited by

            That is interesting. Also make sure you have JDK 1.6 or 1.7 installed and you may need to set a JAVA_HOME environmental variable pointing to the JDK installation.

            Joel.

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              Glen last edited by

              Joel, yes I did have to set JAVA_HOME as well.

              Quick side question - where can I change the Mango web server port from 8080 to another port ... 9999 for eample?

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              • JoelHaggar
                JoelHaggar last edited by

                It's in the /classes/env.properties file.

                Joel.

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                  superman7 last edited by

                  What was installed, and the partially allowed Mango to function.

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