MyNetSensors (closed)

[gbfromhb]

@derwish I have downloaded you new code. Very nice work.

[derwish]

@gbfromhb Thank you. One of the reasons why I began to write code in .NET - there is hope that when will come out the ASP.NET5, this project will work on any OS. I am interested to deal with it. Besides, I somehow nicer to program in C# than in JavaScript.

[gbfromhb]

It's very interesting out there with the whole JavaScript adventure. Its use is sky rocketing and is being used across the whole stack. One thing that is very interesting to watch is the adaptation of Microsoft's TypeScript and I read something the other day that the Google V8 JavaScript engine that is what Node.JS uses will have an option to use Strong data Typing. Having the data strong typed makes it a lot easier for IDE applications like Visual Studio to provide all the features you get using C#.

[gbfromhb]

@Zelenaar Yes the latest build of Windows IoT has opened up those pins to help with getting more flexibility when working with Serial ports. Rumor has it that if I follow this example:

https://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/win10/samples/SerialSample.htm

and use the latest build it could work. I now have all the hardware I need. I have not yet gotten around to testing this yet. Thanks for the input.

[derwish]

@gbfromhb Well, let's see how the situation will develop. I'm interested in node.js but now I'm more invested in ASP.NET5.

[sky.s.kay]

I downloaded MyNetSensors v1.1.1 but I couldn't run "Web Server". Also I couldn't open all project code and database... I have Windows 10 Pro, Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise Edition, SQL Server 2008 Express, SQL Server 2012 and SQL Server 2014 on my computer. How can I run and see all modules of project?

[pelle]

In order to get the webserver part to work you will have to run either the console or the service (i think) i had to change some stuff in the confog files to get it working. For instance the com port was set to 9 but im using com3. I also had to add localhost to thesoftnodes and webserver urls. I also changed the "defaultconnection" in the applicationdbcontex to use the webserverdbconnectionstring in the webconfig for the webserver. But without any error messages its hard to give exact help. Mabye u can set some breakpoints and narrow it down to where it goes wrong?

[derwish]

@sky.s.kay Follow the installation instructions http://www.mynetsensors.com/Software/Install. Email info@mynetsensors.com at what stage of installation you have a problem.

[fran52]

Hardware pinouts, (missing firmware on GitHub) Arduino code? and nothing compiles in VS2015 HELP???

[derwish]

@fran52 Now I am working on version 2.0 (on Github). It will be completely redesigned. To compile the alpha version, you need ASP.NET5.

[derwish]

@fran52 You can take circuit and firmware for Arduino from the examples.

[blissbot]

Cloned the latest code from git and I am really impressed with the new version.
I was not able to create an external database though. I think the previous version of the serial controller created this for you when you first ran.
In the latest dev version it looks like it expects it to exist. The old DB is not the same as what is expected in the new code.
I am running with the internal DB right now. Is there a sql script or something I can run to create the external DB?

Thanks.

[derwish]

I'm working hard on version 2.0, and I will ready to produce a release within a week or two. The main changes is cross-platform (Windows, Linux, Paspberry Pi), completely new design, node editor, customizable dashboard, simple installation and configuration, simple API and documentation for developers.

@blissbot Thanks for the feedback. I'll be glad if you join beta testing. Please download the latest commit from github (it has important fixes), and send me email to info@mynetsensors.com. I will try to fix the connection to the external database and send you a message.