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Hi Bob, Re 1) Not only did I think that was the way to do it, I was also (and am still) just building my 'library of tricks' to use in the proper, big script later on. This is one of the stages of

Thanks Bob, It has been a long time since I worked on a signaling project. I was not aware of the ability to disable aspects. in masts. Since I have not worked with them , I wanted to sty with what I

Hi, Trying a similar thing with RPI 3 running JMRI 4.12, Java 191 but using the Loconet simulator for testing purposes.? The client is a Pi zero wireless with same pieces of software on the same

Unfortunately, I don’t think there’s much that can be done about that. It’s just the way Signal Heads work. You said you don’t want to use Signal Masts, but they do provide that ability to

1) Why make the main thread wait with a join? What does that do for you? 2) I’m not a Bash expert, but that looks like it should work. Somehow, Jython isn’t initializing properly for you. Are you

Hi Morgan, There are definitely advantages to staying up to date as far as JMRI is concerned. For one thing, if at one time, say in four years, you find you HAVE to upgade (for whatever reason; could

Don't worry too much about the small test updates . I just update when an official Production release comes up . We are now on production release 4.14 . There is a test release of 4.15.1 now , but I

Since I don't have anything up and running yet. Let me start: I have a Zephyr/50 and some BLI locos. I have downloaded JAVA and JMRI. And have played a bit with JMRI. But. I keep reading about all

Sir,? If we can create an "MQTT (traffic) monitor" to show the "incoming" and "outgoing" Topic and Message, we should have a good starting point.? I'd be willing to write some code to allow us to

I too did the same thing. Once I looked at the xml, I saw the format being wrong. Remembering we ran into this a number of times before, the fix is easy for us who edit xml files. What I don't recall

Hi Bob , Thanks for the quick reaction. Re 1: I actually do that in a separate thread - but then the first thread waits while 'join'ing the subthread, so that remains the same problem, really. Do I

Scott, The Route system names were too short which caused Java errors. They were long enough to pass XML validation. I added an I (Internal) to each system name.

Sensors and Reporters are the obvious things that need to subscribe, but even Turnouts and Lights should do it so that they learn if the state was changed remotely. (We don’t do this for all things,

Right!

1) There are ways to do this. They start off looking complicated, but you have to remember that asking the program to sleep _actually_ _works_: If you do that in the main program, the main program

Thank you Bob! We should start with something simple, like using the Topic in the System Name (as Bob suggested) and then use, at first, the same Message or Payload as JMRI already does it, may that

Hello scripting-gurus, For quite a while now, I've been fighting python/jython rather than using it, and frustration is building up. I want to like it, I want to work with it - but it's not making it

Running 4.11.3+ is fine. But when I switch the install to either 4.12 or 4.14 I get the same error. So something has been changed and I'm missing an upgrade step?

I look forward to you coming back and eating crow after Dave helps you see your mistakes. David Klemm Sent from my iPhone Xs Max ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, January 2, 2019 07:56

Hi, thanks. ?It was on startup. The validate XML passes with 'OK' I've placed the file the error referenced in this folder?Route XML Issue, call BranchPoints.xml Cheers, Scott