You need to have Mango (and any other Java program) stopped when you do the update to Java, and then restart Mango with the new Java.

Hi jmatos,

Do you get an error either to the log or the web console (right click, inspect element).

I would expect it to be slightly different, you can try, but the recommendation we made was to update to the latest BACnet in Mango 3.

It's also possible that you have another tool open on the computer, already bound the port that the local device is trying to bind to (0xBAC0, 47808). In which case none of your data sources on that local device would be working.

I am also interested in this. It was noted that you can access it with a front end URL but the URL was not given. I found a URL in a thread or tutorial, but it also didn't work.

It was discovered that the HTTP publisher was sending all the point values, but it was putting multiple values into single GETs or POSTs, which the receiving end was not able to handle. Resolution was found by introducing an intercepting layer to send them on to the other program one at a time, as there is not a setting on the HTTP publisher to limit values per message (it's limited by URL length, post size, etc).

Another option that was presented was using the point links to set the HTTP desired directly out a TCP/IP data point rather than tying the point links to a virtual point and having the HTTP publisher do the transport. This likely would have worked, but the existing solution was touched up before this was attempted.