Hi,
First off the new UI modeller looks excellent. Very user friendly only took me a couple of minutes to figure out (I think)
Second. TCP/IP Controls are asking for "accord with '\w*' Regex.. Doesn't allow single or double quotes on an ASCII string. e.g. if I want to sent the ASCII 'power on' , this isn't allowed nor "power on" nor power on. Can someone help me with this ?
Third. Likely you already know and the real reason for my post, I'm unable to export any UI's I get a error: call failed on the server.
Fourth just for fun. I now have BOSS running (so far) on a NSLU2 - Debian 5 with OpenJDK.
Phill
Comments (7)
Mar 16, 2010
Juha Lindfors says:
Hello Phillip, Thanks for trying the new demo, and thanks for the feedback. Th...Hello Phillip,
Thanks for trying the new demo, and thanks for the feedback.
The deployed demo version is still a developer release status so a lot of bugs remain, as well as deployment issues. I've deployed the latest demo version a few minutes ago which should let you export configurations (I've done zero testing on it though so...). If you want to use the configs you will need to build the controller from sources though, no binaries yet.
Thanks for reporting the regex issues also, will look into that.
Mar 17, 2010
Marcus Redeker says:
I also found the problems with the regex stuff already. Some other commands don'...I also found the problems with the regex stuff already.
Some other commands don't really allow me to put in what I wanted.
Otherwise the 2.0 release is going to be really cool.
I am currently preparing a demo for a client and the iPhone console and the new controller really rock.
With 2.0 people really can control a lot of stuff. I added another KNX implementation which allows slider for dimming.
Mar 17, 2010
Phillip Lavender says:
Juha, Marcus. When writing a TCP/IP command in BOSS controller.xml 1.0 what sho...Juha, Marcus.
When writing a TCP/IP command in BOSS controller.xml 1.0 what should the string command structure look like?
I need to send 'power on' to a TCP socket which responds with a ack (OK:onkyocontrol v1.0) and then status (OK:Power:On)
I've configured it as follows:
<tcpSocketEvent id="3" label="Power off" ip="192.168.1.123" port="8701" command="power on"/>
The log show that the socket gotan ack from the server, no status though:
2010-03-16 19:21:14,390 INFO [HTTP-Thread-2] org.openremote.controller.protocol.socket.TCPSocketEvent.exec(141) | received message: OK:onkyocontrol v1.0
Anyway the amp isn't powering on. Do I need to set a waiting time, tear down the connection to flush it or pipe <send> <waitfor> like telent ?
Using NetCat works perfectly "echo power on | nc -w 1 192.168.1.23 8701"
Just can't figure this out.
Thanks
Phill
Mar 17, 2010
Marcus Redeker says:
try command="|power on" The pipe-sign is a seperator for single commands w...try command="|power on"
The pipe-sign is a seperator for single commands which are sent. In this case it means a CR will be sent before "power on"
Jan 19
Damir says:
Request for Phill Can you explain how to install ORB on NSLU2? These devices c...Request for Phill
Can you explain how to install ORB on NSLU2?
These devices can be bought very cheap on eBay so I am interested is ORB runing OK on NSLU2?
BR
Damir
Jan 19
Phillip Lavender says:
It's been a while and I haven't used it for some time... wasn't the quickest, bu...It's been a while and I haven't used it for some time... wasn't the quickest, but did what I needed at the time. (N.B. I only tried v1.0)
I took a standard NSLU2 followed the instruction here: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Debian/HomePage , to install Debian 5.
Then just installed OpenJDK from the debian packages... nothing special.
Download and unzip openremote boss and run... I think a ReadyNas is basicly Debian so some helpful instrctions here (someone correct me if I'm wrong) : http://openremote.org/display/docs/OpenRemote+2.0+How+To+-+Controller+on+Netgear+ReadyNAS
Good luck.
Phill
Jan 19
Damir says:
OK Will try if I get one. BR DamirOK
Will try if I get one.
BR
Damir