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Dear forum readers. I have a virtual device where I wanted to read the XML values from. i know that it is not possible to use external libs to read the XML. the device wich I wanted to control has a status page which in XML format is. I wanted that my virtual device can read the location ID and from each location id the Preset and the name and at last the type of "room" I use Lua for the virtual device. hope that someone can help me out with this This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below. <locations> <location id="eec0c0b41b4c43119d33e2bdafe1fc08"> <name>Woonkamer</name> <description/> <type>livingroom</type> <created_date>2019-01-30T17:06:14.387+01:00</created_date> <modified_date>2019-02-13T14:12:37.667+01:00</modified_date> <deleted_date/> <preset>away</preset> <clients/> <appliances> <appliance id="0ae80e58c6354c0ab69dc9f512f73bd0"/> <appliance id="b9cd5290b2c840d6a2cb1e7629987020"/> </appliances> <logs> <point_log id="9b603d2e231e466b83aad0bbe1e3df87"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T14:12:12.637+01:00</updated_date> <type>thermostat</type> <unit>C</unit> <last_consecutive_log_date>2019-01-31T13:28:58.345+01:00</last_consecutive_log_date> <period start_date="2019-02-13T14:12:12.637+01:00" end_date="2019-02-13T14:12:12.637+01:00"> <measurement log_date="2019-02-13T14:12:12.637+01:00">15.00</measurement> </period> </point_log> <point_log id="b42775ccb8a34300b89e2783a12d377c"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T14:12:37.627+01:00</updated_date> <type>temperature</type> <unit>C</unit> <last_consecutive_log_date>2019-01-31T15:32:18.644+01:00</last_consecutive_log_date> <period start_date="2019-02-13T14:12:37.627+01:00" end_date="2019-02-13T14:12:37.627+01:00"> <measurement log_date="2019-02-13T14:12:37.627+01:00">27.60</measurement> </period> </point_log> </logs> <actuator_functionalities> <thermostat_functionality id="a214798f9ce448b3975d52f0e5b39ed3"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T14:12:12.638+01:00</updated_date> <type>thermostat</type> <setpoint>15</setpoint> <lower_bound>0</lower_bound> <upper_bound>99.99</upper_bound> <resolution>0.01</resolution> <regulations> <open_therm_regulation id="c843041e028c40c7972a37186db7d292"/> </regulations> </thermostat_functionality> </actuator_functionalities> </location> <location id="c2763300e52545c4b702214d842397cd"> <name>Home</name> <description/> <type>building</type> <created_date>2019-01-30T16:31:22.406+01:00</created_date> <modified_date>2019-02-13T14:00:34.694+01:00</modified_date> <deleted_date/> <preset>home</preset> <clients/> <appliances/> <logs> <point_log id="4cdaf2b988d449adb9bcbde2173fabac"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00</updated_date> <type>outdoor_temperature</type> <unit>C</unit> <last_consecutive_log_date>2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00</last_consecutive_log_date> <period start_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00" end_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00"> <measurement log_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00">6.31</measurement> </period> <thermo_meter id="2874c255abe74e119ce7ae18f28f1620"/> </point_log> <point_log id="6ff4a2747be5466999362dde2ab4de6c"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00</updated_date> <type>wind_vector</type> <unit>m_s</unit> <last_consecutive_log_date>2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00</last_consecutive_log_date> <period start_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00" end_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00"> <measurement log_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00">(5.10,220.00)</measurement> </period> <wind_vector id="e3b37ca9d9bc4a9c8aa792996c9631f7"/> </point_log> <point_log id="9fedd3ce56544d9cb3ba8741d586195b"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00</updated_date> <type>solar_irradiance</type> <unit>W_m2</unit> <last_consecutive_log_date>2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00</last_consecutive_log_date> <period start_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00" end_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00"> <measurement log_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00">267.19</measurement> </period> <irradiance_meter id="9f2e62dac6274336abbee38c3f30ae55"/> </point_log> <point_log id="a2b370beeb0340dea1bb4dd76ef4fc69"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00</updated_date> <type>humidity</type> <unit>RH</unit> <last_consecutive_log_date>2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00</last_consecutive_log_date> <period start_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00" end_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00"> <measurement log_date="2019-02-13T13:20:00+01:00">75.00</measurement> </period> <hygro_meter id="7f96900dfb2e47309660a1614e7acc2d"/> </point_log> </logs> <actuator_functionalities/> </location> <location id="9cc6fd06c60c4199b1bd9e97267ee274"> <name>kelder</name> <description/> <type>cellar</type> <created_date>2019-01-31T08:59:18.287+01:00</created_date> <modified_date>2019-02-13T14:12:18.391+01:00</modified_date> <deleted_date/> <preset>away</preset> <clients/> <appliances> <appliance id="6b7d7b6082a54ad7914fac36d268ffd7"/> <appliance id="cee97024adb94776ba6aecddb6ea62d7"/> </appliances> <logs> <point_log id="5b479e2315b84ea3a1b36b9afed23eeb"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T14:12:18.375+01:00</updated_date> <type>temperature</type> <unit>C</unit> <last_consecutive_log_date>2019-01-31T15:32:38.107+01:00</last_consecutive_log_date> <period start_date="2019-02-13T14:12:18.375+01:00" end_date="2019-02-13T14:12:18.375+01:00"> <measurement log_date="2019-02-13T14:12:18.375+01:00">24.00</measurement> </period> </point_log> <point_log id="e7787444f4ef461d856a23aa405f3aab"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T14:12:12.765+01:00</updated_date> <type>thermostat</type> <unit>C</unit> <last_consecutive_log_date>2019-01-31T14:45:00.766+01:00</last_consecutive_log_date> <period start_date="2019-02-13T14:12:12.765+01:00" end_date="2019-02-13T14:12:12.765+01:00"> <measurement log_date="2019-02-13T14:12:12.765+01:00">15.00</measurement> </period> </point_log> </logs> <actuator_functionalities> <thermostat_functionality id="9c1f952c1cdc470bb72716858b004bf5"> <updated_date>2019-02-13T14:12:12.766+01:00</updated_date> <type>thermostat</type> <setpoint>15</setpoint> <lower_bound>0</lower_bound> <upper_bound>99.99</upper_bound> <resolution>0.01</resolution> <regulations> <open_therm_regulation id="c843041e028c40c7972a37186db7d292"/> </regulations> </thermostat_functionality> </actuator_functionalities> </location> </locations>

Good Morning Guys, I need to create a Virtual Device in order to enable/disable some functionality of my devices. Shortly in need to extract the XML, modify a tag value, re-upload the xml. I have understood that using "Net.FHttp" and GET/PUT command im able to RETRIEVE and PUT the XML.... Example: response,status,errorcode = device:GET('URL') Example: response,status,errorcode = device:PUT('URL',XML) But how the entire process can be writed in LUA? 1) How to store in a variable the entire XML extracted using teh GET command? 2) How to replace the xml tag parameter ? ex. from enable to disable 3) How to re-upload the modified XML? Thanks in advnace Regards Gianluca

Hi there, my first time here, I am trying to capture a multipart XML-alertstream from a Hikvision IP camera, but since the stream never closes I never receive a response. The information within the stream, such as VMD, LINEDETECTION, FIELDDETECTION etc. will be used to trigger other scenes or VD's in my HC2 (v4.080). This is my test scene so far: fibaro:debug(tostring(fibaro:countScenes())) --to indicate how many instances are running local http = net.HTTPClient() http:request ('http://10.1.1.115/Event/notification/alertStream', { options = { method = "GET", headers = { ['Authorization'] = 'Basic XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' } }, success = function (response) fibaro: debug (‘OK’) end, error = function (err) fibaro: debug (‘ERROR’) end }) fibaro: debug (‘End of Script’) When running the code, no OK or ERROR will show up, but immediately shows this: 1 End of Script Running the code again shows: 2 <-- is this an indication that the HTTP connection from instance 1 is still open? End of Script Additional info: The GET method works fine directly from my browser (http://<user>:<pwd>@10.1.1.115/Event/notification/alertStream), but the connection stays open while xml data is continuously being added. There’s no authorization issue since I am able to get a good response (single XML response) from a simple GET request. Final goal, of course, is to read response.data in order to do nice things with it. But since nothing shows up… Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance.

Hi all, I just joined the forum, although I'm following it from a bit of time. I would install in my home a controller for automation and would be interested in HC2, discarding other products and sw typical of DIY, even if surely much more flexible (definitely require much more time to be online). I would like to make a flexible controller to manage the energy produced by the photovoltaic, managing the individual loads so as to perform time shifting, or the separation of secondary loads. I also want to keep track of all the historical consumption, (possibly saving the recordings on an log in xml or external db sql server) of energy produced and sent into the grid. Would be nice also have a charts for lookup the state and historical data It 'a possible solution using the HC2 in combination with energy meters (eg AEON LABS 3 phase that can read the energy injected and withdrawn from/to) grid and necessary actuators? The grid supply it's 3 phase+neutral. Some load are 3 phase other 1+neutral. Kind regards.