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    Using HTTP JSON receiver with application/json

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      Pierre-Philippe Barzin last edited by

      Hello all,

      I'm Pierre-Philippe. I've just begin with mango. I would like to connect an arduino using a server socket

      My arduino send information on http://192.168.1.44:4200 (in my LAN)

      I receive this information in the browser :

      0_1581156931916_Screenshot from 2020-02-08 11-15-14.png

      and in raw data

      0_1581156947940_Screenshot from 2020-02-08 11-14-39.png

      about headers :
      0_1581157005433_Screenshot from 2020-02-08 11-16-21.png

      In the data sources i put this information :
      Data source
      Name : Test
      Roles that can edit : user
      Remote IP white list : 192.168.1.44:4200
      Set point URL : http://192.168.1.44:4200
      Receive type : Parameter

      In the data point configuration :

      Data type : Alphanumeric
      http parameter name : /:"analog_0"
      Device identifier key : analog_0
      Device identifier : analog_0

      When i go to the resume of data point, I see as device name analog_0 and in name analog_0 but "No value" in the point value.

      I can imagine that my question is more or less a "newbee" question. But I think I need some helps to begin

      Somebody can help me to configure this "basic" behavior ?

      Thanks a lot,

      PP

      Note : Sorry for my english, it's not my native language

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        MattFox last edited by

        From the help information:

        Data is received at the path httpds. So, if your system is accessible at, for example, 'http://localhost/', data should be directed to 'http://localhost/httpds'.

        So in your case you want 192.168.1.44:4200/httpds to send data in.
        Click on listen to check and ensure data is coming in:
        0_1581201332139_986550e0-f136-46e9-9313-e534f02cac64-image.png

        This should help you get started

        Fox

        Do not follow where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path.
        And leave a trail - Muriel Strode

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