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Richard, One way to share data between Jython classes is to use sensors for states and memory variables for values. If you really want to share the data within the Jython context, you have to use

I’m slowly learning the program I’ve got the part to find the mode working, but have found another problem I’m using the "TurnoutStatePersistence" script and added a new class for finding the

Louis, That's Oracle for ya! Read this short post: https://hostlersinn.blogspot.com/2021/12/java-update-for-jmri.html <louis.grundman@...> wrote:

Take another look at the JMRI JAVA page Short answer “no I don’t. And no you don’t have to” Phil G

Lou, what decoder type are you using for those 150 Roster Entries? Often decoder definitions include the function key defaults. Are you comfortable editing the XML directly? If you are, you can set

Mike, not understanding your reply. You made mention of a master setting but then referred to the individual locomotive. How do I go about setting a master function list for all locomotives to be

Short answer: no. Longer answer: don't bother with Oracle's Java. There are other options, none of which will ask for a subscription. Oracle Java (other than version 8) is only available as a JDK

Louis, Many users have switched to Azul JAVA which does not require a subscription. Azul also offers a JRE (JAVA Runtime Environment) installation which is much smaller than the JDK (JAVA

Only if you have a reason to get it directly from Oracle. https://www.jmri.org/java/ has alternative sources. I use Azul.com. Dave Sand

Do you have to have a java subscription now. It sak me to subscribe. [email protected]> wrote:

Tom, Since we had an offline personal conversation about JMRI-CMRI compatibility problem 2 years ago, I am writing directly to you with CC the jmriusers to make sure that someone sees this, My

Vinny, You can remove the footer using css. 1) Find the file JMRI/web/css in your JMRI installation. 2) Follow the directions in that file to copy it into your User Files location. 3) Paste the

I checked dates and my Thinkorswim installation was before JMRI and Azul so I don't know how the EXT folder with a 2011 dated file was inserted into my JAVA -- Henry S

Hi, Still continuing to test chaining of transits. It look like if you chain a new tansit using " load traininfo” but with a different locomotive, dispatcher doesn't use the new locomotive

You can load Digitrax sound files into Digitrax sound decoders with a PR3/4 and JMRI. That's the only one I know of. -- Peter Ulvestad Linux Mint 22.1, JMRI 5.11.3plus, Java 21.0.5 JMRI Users Group

Dwight, Basic answer is no. ESU needs a LokProgrammer and it's software Digitrax needs a PR3/PR4 and the Soundloader app i'm sure other manufacturer have their own hardware to do the

Sorry, this is probably a pretty basic question. can I load a sound file onto a decoder using decoderpro?

Thanks, I will try that.... Currently the code it as follows. from java.util import Date from java.text import SimpleDateFormat from java.lang import Thread import time import jmri import

I thought I saw some verbiage on being able to do that in the JMRI layout editor manual -- Rodney McNeill

I tried a smaller panel and that resolved it. How do I remove the footer so that I don't have to modify my panels?