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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #15 on: January 24, 2008, 02:40:34 pm »
Jason,

I ran into the same thing.  I don't know what it is.. but the work around is:
 var = "<" + "tag>"

Be careful, As I found, when trying to LOG stuff... XML get's wiped in the log too..
I found out the hard way while trying to log var.inspect.
it didn't work.. but the code was FINE in IRB.
With regards to the log, putc '<'
  • ; putc 32; then finish your log...


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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #16 on: February 03, 2008, 04:41:39 pm »
Hi all,
  I've got a new version of the weather code.  I've had this code running for a while now, just haven't had time to post it.  I was going to post it now, but everytime I try I get a error message saying 'Cannot access attachments upload path'.  I did a search, but no solutions to this were found.  Anyway the auto retrieval code is working, and I fixed the problem I was having with the editor removing my xml tags.  Since it was part of a regex I simply used the tag I am searching for without the first '<'.  The editor likes it and the regex code finds only the data I'm looking for.  Also added some more logging.  I've had it running for a couple days now and it seems well behaved so far.  I'd like to start adding data retrieval now so that other devices (and hopefully events) can get weather data whenever they want it, rather than waiting an hour to see if something changed.

Thanks,
Jason

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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #17 on: February 04, 2008, 01:37:19 am »
Glad to hear that!
Adding data retrieval is almost trivial.. simply create (or use existing) commands and pass data via the command..

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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #18 on: February 05, 2008, 10:44:51 am »
Hi all,
  I've got a new version of the weather code.  I've had this code running for a while now, just haven't had time to post it.  I was going to post it now, but everytime I try I get a error message saying 'Cannot access attachments upload path'.  I did a search, but no solutions to this were found.  Anyway the auto retrieval code is working, and I fixed the problem I was having with the editor removing my xml tags.  Since it was part of a regex I simply used the tag I am searching for without the first '<'.  The editor likes it and the regex code finds only the data I'm looking for.  Also added some more logging.  I've had it running for a couple days now and it seems well behaved so far.  I'd like to start adding data retrieval now so that other devices (and hopefully events) can get weather data whenever they want it, rather than waiting an hour to see if something changed.

Thanks,
Jason
Please post it...

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Bulek.
Thanks in advance,

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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #19 on: February 06, 2008, 06:34:40 am »
I tried again, but got the same error message 'Cannot access attachments upload path!' when trying to post with an attachment.  Any ideas?

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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #20 on: February 06, 2008, 09:17:39 am »
Any spaces in the path?
Try copying the code to root, then attach that..
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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #21 on: February 07, 2008, 12:25:33 am »
No luck.  The forums are giving me the error, so I'm guessing the problem is not on my end.  I did as you suggested though.  I removed all spaces from the file name and moved it to the root of my local drive.  I'm at a loss.  Being over 250 line long I don't think pasting it into a message is the best of ideas.  I'm open to suggestions though as to how to get my code up here.

Thanks,
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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #22 on: February 07, 2008, 03:06:50 am »
yup, I had tried to upload a picture attachment, with the same problem.. there is a permissions problem on the attachments path.

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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #23 on: February 23, 2008, 03:41:56 pm »
Ok, Here's the code.  Sorry to post it inline, but uploading attachments is still broke and the original I posted is no longer available.  Have a look and let me know what you all think.

Thanks
Jason


NOAA Weather ruby code - current
Code: [Select]
   0:require 'Ruby_Generic_Serial_Device'
   1:class Command < Ruby_Generic_Serial_Device::RubyCommandWrapper
   2:end
   3:class Device_35 < Ruby_Generic_Serial_Device::RubySerialWrapper
   4:#### 351 ####################################################################
   5:def cmd_351(cmd=nil)
   6:@returnParamArray.clear
   7:### Auto check weather every quarter past the hour per NOAA
   8:t = Time.now
   9:
  10:if t.min == 15
  11:  t -= (60 * 60)
  12:
  13:  if $obs_time =~/(\d\d):\d\d:\d\d/
  14:    obs_hour = $1
  15:  end
  16:
  17:  if t.hour != obs_hour.to_i
  18:    log("Quarter past the hour and weather update needed")
  19:    check_weather()
  20:  end
  21:end
  22:return @returnParamArray
  23:end
  24:#### 355 ####################################################################
  25:def cmd_355(cmd=nil)
  26:@returnParamArray.clear
  27:###
  28:# NOAA Weather check
  29:# 2008 Jason Speckman
  30:###
  31:require 'net/http'
  32:
  33:# Init Vars
  34:
  35:$logFile = File.new("/var/log/pluto/NOAA_Weather.log", "w")
  36:
  37:$DEVICEDATA_ICAO_CONST = 249
  38:$DEVICEDATA_UNITS_CONST = 250
  39:
  40:$units = ""
  41:$identifier = ""
  42:$location = ""
  43:$obs_time = ""
  44:$weather = ""
  45:$temp = ""
  46:$pressure = ""
  47:$dew_point = ""
  48:$heat_index = ""
  49:$windchill = ""
  50:$humidity = ""
  51:$wind = ""
  52:$visibility = ""
  53:
  54:### Check for identifier and units
  55:if device_.devdata_ != nil
  56:  if device_.devdata_[$DEVICEDATA_ICAO_CONST] != nil
  57:    $identifier = device_.devdata_[$DEVICEDATA_ICAO_CONST]
  58:    log("ICAO identifier: "+$identifier)
  59:  else
  60:    log("No ICAO identifier specified")
  61:  end
  62:  if device_.devdata_[$DEVICEDATA_UNITS_CONST] != nil
  63:    $units = device_.devdata_[$DEVICEDATA_UNITS_CONST]
  64:  else
  65:    $units = "F"
  66:  end
  67:end
  68:
  69:log("Units in degrees "+$units)
  70:
  71:if $units == "F"
  72:  $press_units = "in. Hg"
  73:else
  74:  $press_units = "hPa"
  75:end
  76:
  77:
  78:### Tell DCE we are a climate device
  79:log("Starting NOAA Weather Check")
  80:log("Setup message intercept for DCERouter")
  81:
  82:###
  83:# devIDfrom: device_.devid_ = my device id
  84:# devIDto: -1000 = dcerouter
  85:# priority:
  86:# type: 1 = command, 2 = event
  87:# id:
  88:
  89:$devIDfrom = device_.devid_
  90:devIDto = -1000
  91:priority = ""
  92:type = 2
  93:id = ""
  94:
  95:#cmd = Command.new(devIDfrom, devIDto, priority, type, id)
  96:#cmd.params_[x] = y
  97:#SendCommand(cmd)
  98:
  99:#ms = "/usr/pluto/bin/MessageSend dcerouter " + device_.devid_.to_s + " -1000 8 0 5 2 4 10"
 100:#system(ms)
 101:
 102:log("Init complete")
 103:
 104:### Initial weather check
 105:check_weather()
 106:return @returnParamArray
 107:end
 108:#### 356 ####################################################################
 109:def cmd_356(cmd=nil)
 110:@returnParamArray.clear
 111:if ($logFile != nil) then
 112: $logFile.close
 113:end
 114:return @returnParamArray
 115:end
 116:#### PRIVATE METHODS ####################################################################
 117:### Logging function
 118:def log(word)
 119:  $logFile.print( word + "\n" )
 120:  $logFile.flush()
 121:end
 122:
 123:### Weather check function
 124:def check_weather()
 125:  log("Backing up previous data")
 126:  oldweather = $weather
 127:  oldtemp = $temp
 128:  oldpressure = $pressure
 129:  olddew_point = $dew_point
 130:  oldheat_index = $heat_index
 131:  oldwindchill = $windchill
 132:  oldhumidity = $humidity
 133:  oldwind = $wind
 134:  oldvisibility = $visibility
 135:
 136:  log("Checking for weather updates")
 137:
 138:### Get xml file from NOAA
 139:#  xmlPath = "www.weather.gov/data/current_obs/"+$identifier+".xml"
 140:#  h = "GET "+xmlPath+" HTTP/1.0\r\n"
 141:#  log("HTTP Request: #{h}")
 142:#  conn_.Send(h)
 143:#  resv = ""
 144:#  while(true)
 145:#    buff = conn_.Recv(16384, 5000)
 146:#    if buff.length() == 0
 147:#      break
 148:#    end
 149:#    recv = recv + buff
 150:#  end
 151:  h = Net::HTTP.new('www.weather.gov', 80)
 152:  data_loc = "/data/current_obs/"+$identifier+".xml"
 153:  resp, data = h.get(data_loc, nil)
 154:
 155:  if resp.message == "OK"
 156:
 157:#  if recv =~ /^HTTP[^\r\n]+200\sOK.+?\r\n\r\n(.+)$/m
 158:#    data = $1
 159:#    log("Recieved:\n#{data}")
 160: 
 161:    data.each_line {|line|
 162:      if line =~/location>(.*)<\/location>/
 163:        $location = $1
 164:      end
 165:      if line =~/observation_time_rfc822>(.*)<\/observation_time_rfc822>/
 166:        $obs_time = $1
 167:      end
 168:      if line =~/weather>(.*)<\/weather>/
 169:        $weather = $1
 170:      end
 171:      if $units == "F"
 172:        if line =~/temp_f>(.*)<\/temp_f>/
 173:          $temp = $1
 174:        end
 175:        if line =~/pressure_in>(.*)<\/pressure_in>/
 176:          $pressure = $1
 177:        end
 178:        if line =~/dewpoint_f>(.*)<\/dewpoint_f>/
 179:          $dew_point = $1
 180:        end
 181:        if line =~/heat_index_f>(.*)<\/heat_index_f>/
 182:          $heat_index = $1
 183:        end
 184:        if line =~/windchill_f>(.*)<\/windchill_f>/
 185:          $windchill = $1
 186:        end
 187:      else
 188:        if line =~/temp_c>(.*)<\/temp_c>/
 189:          $temp = $1
 190:        end
 191:        if line =~/pressure_mb>(.*)<\/pressure_mb>/
 192:          $pressure = $1
 193:        end
 194:        if line =~/dewpoint_c>(.*)<\/dewpoint_c>/
 195:          $dew_point = $1
 196:        end
 197:        if line =~/heat_index_c>(.*)<\/heat_index_c>/
 198:          $heat_index = $1
 199:        end
 200:        if line =~/windchill_c>(.*)<\/windchill_c>/
 201:          $windchill = $1
 202:        end
 203:      end
 204:      if line =~/relative_humidity>(.*)<\/relative_humidity>/
 205:        $humidity = $1
 206:      end
 207:      if line =~/wind_string>(.*)<\/wind_string>/
 208:        $wind = $1
 209:      end
 210:      if line =~/visibility_mi>(.*)<\/visibility_mi>/
 211:        $visibility = $1
 212:      end
 213:    }
 214:  end
 215:
 216:### Send out events for weather changes
 217:  if $weather != oldweather
 218:    ms = "/usr/pluto/bin/MessageSend dcerouter "+device_.devid_.to_s+" -1001 2 75 13 \""+$weather+"\""
 219:    system(ms)
 220:    log("Message sent: #{ms}")
 221:  end
 222:  if $temp != oldtemp
 223:    ms = "/usr/pluto/bin/MessageSend dcerouter "+device_.devid_.to_s+" -1001 2 25 13 \""+$temp+"\""
 224:    system(ms)
 225:    log("Message sent: #{ms}")
 226:  end
 227:
 228:  check_weather_done()
 229:end
 230:
 231:### Post weather check
 232:def check_weather_done()
 233:  log("Weather data from: "+$obs_time)
 234:  log("Weather check complete")
 235:end
 236:#### 395 ####################################################################
 237:def cmd_395(cmd=nil)
 238:@returnParamArray.clear
 239:check_weather()
 240:return @returnParamArray
 241:end
 242:#### 396 ####################################################################
 243:def cmd_396(failed, cmd=nil)
 244:@returnParamArray.clear
 245:check_weather_done()
 246:return @returnParamArray
 247:end
 248:#### START SETTERS ####################################################################
 249:def initialize()
 250:super
 251:@returnParamArray=Array.new
 252:end
 253:####  END  SETTERS ####################################################################
 254:end


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Re: GSD network connection help
« Reply #24 on: February 23, 2008, 09:10:17 pm »
jspeckman

Nice!

That is a *great* piece of code.  If I were you, I'd document that in the wiki!
the more 'sample' code we have in the wiki, the more people can see how easy Ruby really is..

Great Work!

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