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I'm using a virtual device to turn on the radio on my Denon HEOS system which is integrated using a servlet. The API is very simple, just plain GETs with some arguments. GET /heos/?player=537956540&command=play&vd=138 HTTP/1.1 Host: 192.168.0.101 0x0D0x0A0x0D0x0A Every now and then the radio doesn't turn on. I looked in the Tomcat log (which runs the servlet) and the request is never received. Luckily I'm running a HCL with 4.058 beta which features Lua-based scenes! So I added some debug messages in the scene and even though the scene runs the part which "press" the button on the virtual device, the HTTP request is never sent. fibaro:call(138, "pressButton", "16"); So, being able to use Lua, I re-wrote that part that sends the request using net.HTTPClient(), -- Turn on radio local httpClient = net.HTTPClient(); httpClient:request(radioURL, { success = function(response) fibaro:debug('Turning on radio: ' .. response.data); end }); Now it works perfectly, the radio always turn on it hasn't failed a single time. Is this some bug or am I missing something? What kind of implementation is the virtual device using behind the scenes?
