Hi Steve,

You should check out the Rhino documentation. The Java Scripting implementation of it into the JRE might get in the way of some stuff, but you should be able to access a lot of stuff directly within your javascript code. (I have not tested this to any great extent, but in theory it is possible.)

Also, Rhino does in fact compile scripts to Java for fast execution when the optimization level is properly set. This works in Mango Automation which uses Rhino directly, but M2M uses the Java Scripting impl via which there doesn't appear to be a public way to set the optimization level. Maybe a future version of M2M will use Rhino directly.

Update: the setting of max batch sizes has been added to Modbus4J and Mango.

The first issue with IE is a known thing, but is considered a nice-to-fix and so ends up low priority. The exporting of watchlists would be nice as well. As usual, funding would go a long way toward pushing it up the schedule.

Steve, you can create a binary point on a holding register, and specify the bit in the register that you want.

I'm able to import mango into eclipse and resolve the build path issues by adding external jar j2ee.jar and adding all jars in war/WEB-INF/lib).

My trouble starts when I attempt to convert the project to a faceted dynamic web project:

Project-&gtProperties-&gtProject Facets-&gtConvert to faceted form...

Select Dynamic Web Module

Click Further configuration available... which brings up the Web Module form

On the Web Module form, change the Content directory from WebContent to war

Uncheck Generate web.xml deployment descriptor, then OK

Back on the Project Facets form, select JavaServer Faces

Click on Further configuration required... and go through the process of downloading the JSF 2.0 (Mojarra 2.0.2-FCS) library

When I finally click OK on the Properties form and eclipse rebuilds the workspace, I get the following error:

Errors occurred during the build.
Errors running builder 'JavaScript Validator' on project 'Mango'.
java.lang.NullPointerException

Additionally, a bunch of html and javaScript files now show errors. (Note that eclipse automatically added the JavaScript facet when adding the Dynamic Web Module facet.) Performing a clean build results in the same JavaScript Validator error.

So, how do I (a) fix the JavaScript validator and (b) resolve the JavaScript and html syntax problems? Any help will be greatly appreciated; I've been working on this for several days.

This is probably what you want:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk6-jsp-136632.html

I have a fix. It will be in the next release.

It seems these files have been lost in the Server upgrade. ;(....If any of you could re-post your screen shots that would be great. I'm trying to get some sample images for a presentation. I've put some things together myself, but as always, I have not been given a lot of time to experiment.
Ed.