Has anyone tried the sample_basic on their linux install as is. I have tried it on mine and for some reason when I fire it up and go to set an event triggered on recieve command (and select a value from the dropdown list of the SAMPLE-BASIC plugin, I get an error as per the below:
Exception deserializing message: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Has anyone seen this error with the sample plugin, and if so how did you resolve this error as I believe this is the same error I am seeing with my plugins and my Linux build but I have no idea what is causing it.
Many thanks!
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I have a strange thing with "HSPI_SAMPLE_BASIC"
when I enable it cpu go to about 40% it's ok
then i disable it , cpu go to 80%
re enable it , cpu load stay at 80 %
re disable it , cpu load go to 98 -100 %
someone else has the problem?
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I had not thought so simple :-p
Thanks you very much for your help
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In your InitIO spawn a new thread which loops forever with Thread.Sleep(60000) in the loop.
If you want more accurate than that then look into using something like the Quartz .net library.
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Hello
I searched how to run code every minute in a plugin
I searched the forum and samples plugins but I have not found
thanks
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Denon plugin
Have you registered your plugin? There is no Com port selected.
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i try to find out whitch sample is the best basis for my plugin.
The problem is that i only can get the SAMPLE BASIC to work just a litlebit (Can't get furder at stap "Connected, waiting to be initialized..."
The other 2 compile also fine, but when startup Homeseer the plugin get grayed out.
I can't get the finger on the hotspot.
Does anyone get the same bump? or even nicer a solution?
*EDIT*
Just select at PROJECT > COMPILE > TARGET CPU > X86
Found in early post'sLast edited by maikelwijnen; July 14, 2014, 10:32 AM.
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If you're mixing CP architecture between release and debug platforms, especially when the HS3 assemblies are 32-bit only then you will run into issues.
Try forcing 32-bit and try again?
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Originally posted by donstephens View PostI don't think so. I have the compiler set for any CPU. The computer I'm using as a development is 32-bit, running XP, while the target is a 64-bit. I do have Scheduler, Homeseerapi and HSCF are all
copying local.
I tend to have the output path local to my compiler and then run the PI from my compiler when I debug. Once I'm happy with a version I copy it manually to the HS3 directory and run it from there.
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I don't think so. I have the compiler set for any CPU. The computer I'm using as a development is 32-bit, running XP, while the target is a 64-bit. I do have Scheduler, Homeseerapi and HSCF are all
copying local.
Originally posted by beerygaz View PostAre you compiling for a 64-bit CPU? Scheduler.dll is 32-bit. Also, in your project references, do you have 'copy locall' set to true?
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Are you compiling for a 64-bit CPU? Scheduler.dll is 32-bit. Also, in your project references, do you have 'copy locall' set to true?
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Great idea Adam. Went by too fast to read, so I went into cmd mode and got an error message. Tried using the PIPE command (hspi_Denon.exe > don.txt) but wouldn't output to a file, so this is roughly what I got.
Unhandled Exception: System.TypeInitaializationException: The type initializer for 'HSPI_DENON.Main' threw an exception. -->SystemBadImageFormatException: Could not load file ao assemply 'Scheduler, Version=3.0.0.0 Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format.
atHSPI_DENON.plugin..ctor()
at HSPI_DENON.Main..cctor() in C\HS3 Development\HSPI_DENON\main.vb:line 13
--End of inner exception stack trace ---
at SHPI_DENON.Main.Main()
Seems like it doesn't like something about the Schedluler.dll...
Any ideas?
Thanks;
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