@shaun

Hi Shaun,

I don't know if you got this working but got a vagrant file going with Oracle VMBOX.

Cheers
Jon K

Looks like a corrupt jar in Maven .... now to the next issue looks like I am missing a library

Tests in error:
DateUtilsTest.testPreviousMinutes:43 NoClassDefFound org/joda/time/DateTime
DateUtilsTest.testPreviousMonths:170 NoClassDefFound org/joda/time/DateTime
DateUtilsTest.quickTest:24 NoClassDefFound org/joda/time/DateTime
DateUtilsTest.testPreviousHours:74 NoClassDefFound org/joda/time/DateTime
DateUtilsTest.testPreviousWeeks:136 NoClassDefFound org/joda/time/DateTime
DateUtilsTest.testPreviousYears:201 NoClassDefFound org/joda/time/DateTime

Tests run: 6, Failures: 0, Errors: 6, Skipped: 0

[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Reactor Summary:
[INFO]
[INFO] Mango Parent ....................................... SUCCESS [ 0.462 s]
[INFO] Mango Assembly Descriptors ......................... SUCCESS [ 0.555 s]
[INFO] Mango Core ......................................... FAILURE [ 1.329 s]
[INFO] Mango Modules ...................................... SKIPPED
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] BUILD FAILURE

Hi Folks,

I have been following the video on how to build under Eclipse but the Maven Install part is stuck.

After a git pull from the https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-core-public.git I have run mvn install and I get ...

[INFO] Building Mango Assembly Descriptors 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Reactor Summary:
[INFO]
[INFO] Mango Parent ....................................... SUCCESS [ 1.934 s]
[INFO] Mango Assembly Descriptors ......................... FAILURE [ 0.018 s]
[INFO] Mango Core ......................................... SKIPPED
[INFO] Mango Modules ...................................... SKIPPED
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] BUILD FAILURE

Is anyone else able to build from GIT or is this my environment I need to debug ?

Thanks
Jon King

I think I have got it ....

trying a HTTP receiver with .... Regex ...

AIR TEMP : "air_temp"[ :]+((?=[)[[^]]]|(?={){[^}]}|"[^"]")
TIMESTAMP : "record_datetime"[ :]+((?=[)[[^]]]|(?={){[^}]}|"[^"]")

Also .,... the HTTP Retriever is for Polling .... is there a JSON version of this ?

"The HTTP receiver data source is used to accept data delivered to the system using HTTP GET or POST methods. Data can be delivered by anything that can act as an HTTP client, the most obvious example of which is a web browser, although there are many others"

So data is PUSHED to Mango rather than PULL by Mango.

Does this mean that the "Set point URL" should be where I want the data to go in Mango ?

Hi,

I have a URL that I can poll with an API key to get the following data :-

{"result":[{"station_id":"SP","name":"South Perth","record_datetime":"2016-12-16 14:20:00","air_temp":"30.1","humidity":"26.1","soil_temp":"27.9","solar":"1002","rain":"0","dewpoint":"8.6","wind_speed_ave":"11.16","wind_speed_max":"15.88","wind_direction_deg":"98.9","wind_direction_comp":"E"}]}

I have a number of questions ....

The data point allows the 'Device Identifier Key' and Device Identifier ... Am I correct in assuming this is station_id and SP ?

There is nothing on the UI to allow me to define that time stamp I need is record_datetime ... Am I correct in assuming it will use the time of polling ?

I want to capture the air_temp ... I assume I set the HTTP parameter name to air_temp ... I have used the HTTP JSON receiver ... why does it not work / poll ?

Thanks
Jon K