Using UDP datagrams to send status updates

[pz1]

You are absolutely right. I double checked with my running code.
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Has been corected now. Thanks.

[hpd]

Thanks!

Btw. I appreciate your continous effort for this forum.

[pz1]

Since my upgrade from rc30 to final v2.0.0 it seems that my javascript code is is no longer working can´t find any trace of the file name in the logs. And of course openremote sensors are no longer updated. The image below shows all selected modules

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[PoltoS]

I don't see your code, but it might be that it looks only on creation of zway instance (and not on already running), you you should remove Z-Wave Binding and add it after UDP listener. Your code needs to be updated a bit to work in all cases

[digitaldan]

I use the following code to register my function "registerBinding" during boot up or if the file is loaded while zway is running, so far so good:

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this.regesterBinding = function(zwayName) {
  if (zwayName != "zway") return;
  debugPrint("Binding enabled");
}

if(typeof global.ZWave == 'undefined'){
  global.controller.on("ZWave.register", this.regesterBinding);
} else {
  this.regesterBinding("zway");
}

[pz1]

I don't see your code, but it might be that it looks only on creation of zway instance (and not on already running), you you should remove Z-Wave Binding and add it after UDP listener.

I have changed the order of modules in the automation preferences. It seems to function now properly. I've updated the description in the Recipes section. I did not have to change the code.

Your code needs to be updated a bit to work in all cases

This is a bit cryptic to me. Does that mean adaptations which makes it independent from the order in which the modules are specified in the -preferences-automation window? (the actual code is on Recipe page as well)

[pofs]

I use the following code to register my function "registerBinding" during boot up or if the file is loaded while zway is running, so far so good:

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this.regesterBinding = function(zwayName) {
  if (zwayName != "zway") return;
  debugPrint("Binding enabled");
}

if(typeof global.ZWave == 'undefined'){
  global.controller.on("ZWave.register", this.regesterBinding);
} else {
  this.regesterBinding("zway");
}

This is a bit inaccurate. The correct way should be:

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this.registerBinding = function(zwayName) {
  if (zwayName != "zway") return;
  debugPrint("Binding enabled");
}

// process all active bindings
if (global.ZWave) {
  global.ZWave().forEach(this.registerBinding);
}
// and listen for future ones
global.controller.on("ZWave.register", this.registerBinding);

[digitaldan]

Awesome, thanks for the tip.

I use the following code to register my function "registerBinding" during boot up or if the file is loaded while zway is running, so far so good:

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this.regesterBinding = function(zwayName) {
  if (zwayName != "zway") return;
  debugPrint("Binding enabled");
}

if(typeof global.ZWave == 'undefined'){
  global.controller.on("ZWave.register", this.regesterBinding);
} else {
  this.regesterBinding("zway");
}

This is a bit inaccurate. The correct way should be:

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this.registerBinding = function(zwayName) {
  if (zwayName != "zway") return;
  debugPrint("Binding enabled");
}

// process all active bindings
if (global.ZWave) {
  global.ZWave().forEach(this.registerBinding);
}
// and listen for future ones
global.controller.on("ZWave.register", this.registerBinding);