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Porting Mango to .NET

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@pbisiac said:

Perhaph's a silly question, but....do you think a .NET porting of Mango would be possibile ?
Nobody answers......too much affection for java ? Nobody out there thinking that .net 4.0/4.5 would be a great opportunity to make a change ?
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Merge Modbus/TCP data with file data

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This would require a custom Data Source module to be developed.

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Modbus/TCP realtime, HTTP offline

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Hi all

We ve been able to configure Mango in order to acquire periodically a copule of datapoints via ModBus/TCP.

Our remote device (http://www.equadro.com/Prodotti.php?Action=Vedi&id=4) has Ethernet and GPRS connectivity.

If/When our device is offline, we use to collect and store locally our points, and then we normally upload them to a server
once connection is restored. We store our measurements in internal filesystem.

Please notice that we can encode our variables in any format, eg labeling them (MODBUS/TCP: INREG: OFFSET=0x00: VALUE=xxxxx) and upload them via TFTP to same server who hosts Mango.

My question is, is it possible for Mango to parse this file, extract datapoints ane merge them with valued red (maybe 6 hours before, when our device was online) via Modbus/TCP ?

Thank you for your help,

Paolo