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These warning messages are deliberate so we can track down Web Panel XML that are not providing system names and ensure system names are included in the XML provided to a web browser. I'd expect those to decrease through out the 4.17.x releases.

The reason for the concern about not using system names is that user names are not required attributes of objects (they can be null or blank), can be ambiguous (multiple items can have the same user name), and can be non-web safe (meaning different clients may parse that name differently).

Maybe these are only nuisance messages, but I spent half a day chasing symptoms of another problem intermixed with noise.

Using either of

• PanelPro version 4.16+R6f9aced
  
• PanelPro version 4.17.3+R12d2ded
  
  

with

• Java 1.8.0_221
  
• Windows 10
  
  

Starting the simplest Layout Editor Panel found on this computer and opening the web server:

2019-08-16 20:03:00,084 util.Log4JUtil                        INFO  - * JMRI log ** [main]
2019-08-16 20:03:00,115 util.Log4JUtil                        INFO  - This log is appended to file: C:\Users\cliffa\JMRI\log\messages.log [main]
2019-08-16 20:03:00,115 util.Log4JUtil                        INFO  - This log is stored in file: C:\Users\cliffa\JMRI\log\session.log [main]
2019-08-16 20:03:00,146 apps.Apps                             INFO  - PanelPro version 4.17.3+R12d2ded starts under Java 1.8.0_221 on Windows 10 amd64 v10.0 at Fri Aug 16 20:03:00 PDT 2019 [main]
2019-08-16 20:03:24,476 apps.Apps                             INFO  - Starting with profile ABS_SML_01.3c61be79 [main]
2019-08-16 20:03:24,877 node.NodeIdentity                     INFO  - Using jmri-e83VKb5ZWhNiaa8bzu-rbc-3c61be79 as the JMRI storage identity for profile id 3c61be79 [AWT-EventQueue-0]
...

...
2019-08-16 20:03:41,303 PanelPro.PanelPro                     INFO  - Main initialization done [main]
2019-08-16 20:05:10,611 server.WebServer                      INFO  - Starting Web Server on port 12080 [WebServer]
2019-08-16 20:05:11,685 server.WebServer                      INFO  - Starting ZeroConfService _http._tcp.local for Web Server with properties {path=/, json=5.0.0} [WebServer]

When a browser opens a Tab rendering of the Layout Editor Panel, a message similar to these is issued for each turnout.

2019-08-16 20:07:14,154 json.JsonNamedBeanSocketService       WARN  - get request for turnout made with user name "Green East Ladder Right"; should use system name [WebServer-48]
2019-08-16 20:07:14,154 json.JsonNamedBeanSocketService       WARN  - get request for turnout made with user name "Green East Ladder Left"; should use system name [WebServer-48]

etc.

When a web rendering of a turnout icon is tapped, further warnings are issued.

2019-08-16 20:07:23,210 json.JsonNamedBeanSocketService       WARN  - post request for turnout made with user name "Green East Ladder Left"; should use system name [WebServer-47]
2019-08-16 20:07:30,834 json.JsonNamedBeanSocketService       WARN  - post request for turnout made with user name "Green East Ladder Right"; should use system name [WebServer-44]

These messages were not reproduced with the Panel Editor or the Control Panel Editor Panels on my computer.

Certainly this is not a critical problem, but I can reproduce this symptom with each of the Layout Editor Panels available to me.

Cliff in Baja SoCal

Gary,

The same track can have multiple purposes and definitions as long as the trains utilizing that track do not try to do so at the same time.? The software doesn't know or care if there are two physical tracks or a single track with multiple designations.? For your purpose, I would designate that siding as a Classification/Interchange track where only your A-B-C local is allowed to set out and only your A-B-A turn is allowed to pick up.? Then make sure that your options (I forget the exact terminology) allow for routing via multiple trains.? Also, the A-B-A turn must be able to handle local moves - another option you must set.? Then your local A-B-C can set out cars on the siding for the 7 spurs and the program will handle the logic (via the multiple trains and local moves options) to have A-B-A move the cars from the siding (designated as a Classification/Interchange track) to the spurs in the same town via local moves.? I am not sure that i got all of the details correct but I use this same strategy to sometimes use a siding as a classification/interchange track? to "turn" a local train.? My local 420 turns on a reverse loop (also used as a staging track for my MKT freight)? and terminates on the siding designated as a C/I track.? The the return trains, 421, builds from that same track and heads back the way it came.? On a C/I track, loads are not changed so this allows a local to work facing points in both directions.? You could do this with a single route but I don't believe you can change the train number with a single route.? Doing as I have above allows 420 to turn and become 421 for the return trip.
Dave...

Buy transfer decal printing paper from Micoscale or thru Ebay (they make both laser printer and inkjet) then print the logo from your 'pooter and decal it where you want it.

Ken Moordigian
Jackson Livery
818-522-4292

One more note. If only the way freight and local have access to the interchange, you only need one interchange track, not two as I described.?

On 17 Aug 2019, at 7:05 AM, Tim Lux <timlux33@...> wrote:

I took your advice from your very first reply and did a copy/paste (NOT cut/paste) of all the files resident inside the original JMRI folder on the first machine and copied them to the Dropbox/JMRI folder in Windows Explorer. As you said, some will probably sit there forever without being used, but I'm perfectly fine with that.

One last check is for both computers I have to play with settings on a locomotive just so there's a change, and see if that's reflected on the other computer when I start DecoderPro. Unfortunately I've spent the better part of a day and a half playing with this but now have to step away until probably late next week, so that exercise will be later.

Dave, I marvel at your patience with a non-technical computer guy - I vaguely recall my only formal training taking Basic and Fortran 4 on the old IBM mainframe computers with punch cards back in the 1970's, and everything since then has been a learning curve, some of them steeper than others!