No, no trick, just a bug with execution delays. A fix will be in the next release.

Very useful examples, I would like to set an RTC clock using two select combobox: Hours 0-23 and Minutes 0-59.
The datapoint must be set in seconds, so I need two combos performing some scripting like get the value of hours3600 plus minutes60.
I am trying but could not do it yet.
Here is my code, it works outside mango, but could not set the datapoint from this, anyone could help?

<script language="JavaScript"> function checar() { campo1 = document.form.select1; campo2 = document.form.select2; if(campo1.value!="") { valor1=campo1.value; } else { valor1=""; } if(campo2.value!="") { valor2=campo2.value; } else { valor2=""; } um = valor1*3600; // hour to seconds dois = valor2*60; // minutes to seconds totalSec = um+dois; if(um=="" && dois=="") { document.form.total.value=""; } else { document.form.total.value=totalSec; //mango.view.setPoint("+ point.id +", \""+ pointComponent.id +"\", "+totalSec+" )'>"; } } </script> <form name="form"> <select name="select1" onChange="checar()"> <option></option> <option value="1">1</option> <option value="0">...</option> <option value="23">23</option> </select> <select name="select2" onChange="checar()"> <option></option> <option value="1">1</option> <option value="0">...</option> <option value="59">59</option> </select> <input type="text" name="total" value=""> </form>

It can't find the method because the method takes a ResourceBundle parameter, so it looks for a method that takes no parameters, which doesn't exist.

I've added the appropriate resource bundle to the script context under the var "bundle". So, your script would be "events.get(0).message.getLocalizedMessage(bundle)". This will be available in the next release.

Do note though that the rendered events should appear in a warning rollover to the left of the component.

Hi Jokke,

Regarding the findings you had mentioned earlier...

This was seen "Modbus pointo locator test: "Illegal data address: {1}""

This has been found and fixed. The {1} part was removed.

This was not localized so it is same on all language settings. "SomeCompoundEventDetectorName: java.lang.Exception: Detector S3 not enabled or does not exist"

This was fixed too.

On audit events the publisher deletion/change does not make any event.

The commission to do the audit work did not extend to publishers.

The common.true and common.false is used on logical true/false and in the audit events. It has a slight difference on translation if the context talking about something is on/off or binary/logical value true/false.

It's not exactly correct to use true/false in those contexts in English either, but it's common to do so.

May be a better way of doing this is to

1 - write a JSP page to run an op system command
2 - use the JSP to loop through the reply to create a neat page with the collected data
3 - use an HTTP retreiver to pick up the data (same way as I am doing for op sys stats)

This means thoe whole process is under mango control and mango timings

But I like the idea of using OWFS if a device is not mango supported

Francis

After years of using prepared statements in many databases, i have to admin i have no idea. It never came up.

Nice catch. This was a bug in Modbus4J in the WriteMaskRegister failover. I've checked the fix into the CVS repo.

Thanks for the idea. Your solution for 1-wire sounds intresting. I think i will use similar method. I have also USB dongle. An other problem is that I have thermocouples connected which are not supported with Mango.