To whom it may concern,
We are having trouble with the provided autologin script.
We tried implementing it the way ORU did at http://205.143.136.105/oru-public/index.htm :
However, that did not work.
We also tried copying over the code from autologin.js directly into our javascript on the page, but that did not work either.
When we try to access our public dashboard at :8080/public-dashboards/index.shtm, we are still sent to the login page. :8080/login.htm.
We appreciate any help you can provide.
Thanks in advance.
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<input4state>0.00149</input4state>
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<input6state>0.00155</input6state>
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<input0state>(.*?)</input0state>
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org.apache.http.client.ClientProtocolException:
Is this a java issue on Mango?
I’ve tried using a tcpip source, but with no luck, it shows no data.
Is there a better parsing option?
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