using this in a scripting datasource I can restart the publisher

function enablePublisher(xid, enabled) { var publisher = com.serotonin.m2m2.db.dao.PublisherDao.instance.getPublisher(xid); publisher.enabled = enabled; com.serotonin.m2m2.Common.runtimeManager.savePublisher(publisher); } if (startPublisherRestartScript.value === 1){ startPublisherRestartScript.set(0); enablePublisher("Pub_E2AX_TRK-3.1", true); }

my problem is that I don't know how to understand that the publisher is sending data to nowhere, the alarm on Connection and Socket are not working as expected so, for example I could check this port number:

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it changes when the modem change IP, how I can have the port number in the same scripting datasource?

I would like to avoid to restart the publisher every minute.
Thanks
Antonio

Using a Meta Data Source I think could be possible to format the date as I need but how I can then map to an epoch as required when the user for example change the hour?

Might be worth writing your own bridge to parse the data between the two systems.
Are you using an RTU encapsulation to talk to the stm32 or is it just TCP directly to it?

Just thinking it would definitely be a better option than trying to talk to your micro and not brick anything....

Fox

Thanks, at the end the problem was solved on network side, it was really too slow. Thanks

It works,
thanks again,
Antonio

@etantonio I believe you have made a typo on the moment filter:
{{'now' | maMoment:'startOf':'month' | maMoment:'format':'dddd'}}.
You forgot the ma

It's not working for me, I'll solve this repeating the page for any "trackerRowColumn" in the plant instead of creating a template to use for all the plant, thanks anyway.
Antonio

yes, you're right, the following code it's ok. thanks,

var ssdao = new com.serotonin.m2m2.db.dao.SystemSettingsDao(); ssdao.setValue("emailFromName", "Etantonio");

instead for excelReport:

var voExcelReport = com.infiniteautomation.mango.excelreports.dao.ExcelReportTemplateDao.instance.getByXid("My_DailyReport") voExcelReport.setName("Etantonio") com.infiniteautomation.mango.excelreports.dao.ExcelReportTemplateDao.instance.save(voExcelReport);

Antonio

Have you checked under the examples menu?
/ui/examples/svg/basic-usage

There's also various help articles
https://help.infiniteautomation.com/interactive-svg-graphics
https://help.infiniteautomation.com/view-development-with-svg-in-mango
https://help.infiniteautomation.com/dynamic-floor-plan

There's also a lot of results if you search the forum.

@etantonio said in Examples code is available?:

it is interesting so I want to know if somewhere is available the corresponding code.
Thanks,

No I don't believe the markup is available anywhere. However there is nothing in particular special about that page, its some images, point value components and a <ma-tile-map>.

at the end of all the simplest working solution for me seems to be

<ma-now update-interval="1 minutes" output="theTimeNow"></ma-now> <ma-calc input="theTimeNow | moment:'subtract':24:'hours'" output="theTimeADayAgo"></ma-calc>

and then:

<md-grid-list md-cols="11" md-gutter="0px" md-row-height="35px" ng-if="theTimeADayAgo.isBefore(TRK_0_1_automa_state.time)">

Certainly!

You may still be able to mitigate this by lowering the max open files in your Mango/overrides/properties/env.properties file. In specific, the

#Set the number of files the database can have open at one time db.nosql.maxOpenFiles=500

property. The comment is somewhat misleading, what this number really means is the maximum number of output streams that can be held open. Setting this to 0 would tell the database to always close files after every write, which would encourage flushing to disk (I believe MAPPED_BYTE_BUFFER streams may not be flushed until a subsequent garbage collection)

The downside would be that buffering is done for a reason, which is efficiency, especially when points are receiving fairly rapid writes. So, performance can be affected.

Maybe I've to create a chron script that daily rsync backup directory on a remote server.

Yes, that's a good way to do it.

Hi etantonio,

The logs you've shown span eight seconds and show that your publisher was running with debug logging on. I do not know what you're asking about as far as speeding things up, or the normality of it. All the log shows are a few packets being sent every second.

If those messages are in the ma.log file, you can decrease the log settings in your Mango/classes/log4j2.xml or Mango/overrides/classes/log4j2.xml file that pertain to the package (which would lead me to believe you may have switched to the debug-log4j2.xml since these messages aren't in the default configuration).

Otherwise, I suspect this is from the publisher log, and then your publisher is set to log debug messages in its publisher settings.

No, it's a reference to the variable in Java directly.

@etantonio said in Angular question in a master slave Mango publisher environment:

The architecture seems to be ok in this way but my problem is on master side, I've no idea about how to use the returning masterControlEnabled=0 from the slave to the master in order to switch off the upgrade request from the master to the slave.

this is my solution to this:

<md-button ng-if="TRK_9_1_master_control_enabled.value==1" ng-init="TRK_9_1_upgrade.setValue(0)" ng-click="TRK_9_1_upgrade.setValue(1)" class="md-raised" title="Upgrade">Upgrade</md-button> <md-button ng-if="TRK_9_1_master_control_enabled.value==0 && TRK_9_1_upgrade.value==1" class="md-raised md-pressed" title="Upgrading">Upgrading</md-button>