Thanks, I will take a look at these options.

@Andras is your parameter a data source? That's what it looks like, a device name will just be a string. Glad you got it working anyway.

@andras said in [solved] Change device in dynamic watchlist as result of click event:

It's funny to see that my forum profile is older than that of the IAS staff members :)

I had no idea the forum had even been around that long!

No problem. Thanks for getting back.

I think it would indeed be best if the meta point didn't update upon a change of itself.

I can think of other interesting uses if you can add the meta point value itself to the script context if it didn't update upon it's own change. You could for instance have metapoint m be an exponential smoothed version of data point p with smoothing factor x, like this: m(N) = x*p(N-1) + (1-x)*m(N-1)

I'd like to share here how to get Mango datapoints published on pachube.com. You could want to do so if you want to share some data feed with the world on this common datastream excange platform, or maybe you would like to be able to view datapoint charts in the pachube iPhone/Android app.

You can create a free account at pachube. You will get an API key after creating your account.

The pachube api normally works with http PUT to update data feeds and requires the api key to be put in a custom http header; that won't work with the Mango publisher. Luckily it is still possible to do it differently, but it is a bit hard to derive that from the documentation. Here's how to do it.

In the Mango publisher:
-choose the POST method.
-For feed number 0 in your stream number 1234, choose URL:

http://www.pachube.com/api/feeds/1234/datastreams/0.csv?_method=put&key=57<bla>7e

-Add the Mango point that you'd like to publish. Use parameter name "data". Don't add the timestamp.

That's it.

Hi,

I have Mango running with wireless sensor nodes from Jee Labs. The JeeLabs hardware and software are based on Arduino and is open source hardware/software. You can get JeeNodes from jeelabs.org either fully assembled or as a kit (note: I'm not affiliated in any way with Jee Labs).

To get JeeNode rooms data (temp, presence, humidity, etc.) into Mango, I made a rooms2modbus sketch (in the Arduino world, that's a program that can be compiled and loaded on you microcontroller). This makes the central JeeNode/JeeLink act as a modbus RTU slave. For those interested, you can get the source here:

www.tucsni.nl/jee

Hi all
i followed all the steps told by craig.
But it showed error Eclipse that the myMangoBranch directory already exists (and suggests to use import existing project). & if i import the project cannot be run properly using tomcat..
Can anyone help please?