True, but "dp.getPointLocator().getDataTypeId()" to be specific. Thanks Arne.

Yes, you must explicitly call super for the serialization to work properly.

The JsonReader provide access to some useful utilities that you may or may not need. Some code needs it, so it's there.

Technically yes. But all three are intended for different purposes, and have subtle differences. E.g. number 2 could be used for database serialization, but not in its current form because it is XID-based (not a deal breaker, really, but not ideal). Also, the current object serialization assumes data integrity. If it were text-base and therefore human editable, the code should no longer assume this.

In case you want to test, this is the new 404.jsp content:

&lt;%@ include file="/WEB-INF/jsp/include/tech.jsp" %&gt; &lt;br/&gt &lt;span class="bigTitle"&gt;Page Not Found!&lt;/span&gt;&lt;br/&gt &lt;br/&gt The page that you requested was not found. Please check your URL and try your request again, or start again from the &lt;a href=&quot;${pageContext.request.contextPath}/login.htm&quot;&gt;login page</a>.&lt;br/&gt &lt;br/&gt &lt;br/&gt

Thanks,

this solved it.

Arne

Well, you could always just export the points and import then into the new data source. There's a bit of manual effort in there, but not as much as re-entering everything.

Thanks Arne. This has been added to the code for the next release.

In general you should avoid using HTML markup in the translation files. Yes, there are cases where this is already done, but (AFAIK) only when the messages are only used in an HTML context. There are cases where messages are used elsewhere (like in email content) where the markup is not resolved.

The "perNewton" has been fixed, thanks. The "degree Kelvin", though, is lifted (like the rest of the eng units) directly from the BACnet spec. It honestly doesn't matter to me which is used. But, still, there is at least an obvious difference of opinion. If others want K, it will be made K.

running the script line by line in MYSQL Query Browser fixes the database.

If you want me to test this with the next release post me a rc of that.

So I consider this bug as closed.

Arne

This is the part that is new (mbus)

Arne

Not sure what this means. Can you post an example of the email?

You need to refresh the page.

Sure

I can work with patches or real source. Doesn't much matter. Also, if you've added message_de properties please provide the en equivalents (because you don't want to trust my - i.e. Google's - de to en translations).

Anytime is fine. Or are you asking when i'll get it done?

Hi,

if I save a changed data point I will see the Message "Point details saved".
So if I change something afterwards, the message will not vanish - this is at least irritating end error prone.

Solution add a isDirty() on each page that the developer of that page can decide if the values are save in the database.

Maybe I could give it a try for datapoints.

Arne

Because i like how it looks?

I use axis because i know it better, and it has ANT support (which i couldn't find in less than 5 minutes for JAX). But if someone else is doing the work it doesn't matter to me.

Do you code the step-chart, or should I do it?

Arne

Hi Arne,

Assuming your script calculations are correct, all you would have to change (come the next version) is this:

TIMESTAMP = p11.time - (p11.value - p11.valueBeforeThis.value) * 1000;

The setting of this global variable will be detected after the script runs and will be used as the timestamp of the sample.

what ever happened with this issue?
did we ever come up with a way to auto-ack alarms when they go inactive?

along those lines....
is there a way to turn off the ack requirement altogether?
i want to get emails but i don;t want to have to go to the web to ack alarms.
emails are enough.