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Sorry guys, but the weather in 0.3.5 is still not working. I have it working in the a new branch, but was a bit more complex to port over than the other bug fix. The weather will be fixed in beta 4.

How long did you have to wait? It should happen almost immediately. And yes, the config screen will popup without logging in. I just looked and that's something I'll have to address. A savvy evil-doer could send in configuration request without logging in, but it's not trivial to do.

The bug both Stew and Paul reported has been fixed. If the cookerConfig.json file does not exist, the browser should popup the configuration screen so the configuration can be built. Once the file is on the server, it can resume operation normally. There still may be a bug lingering were after...

Hey Paul, This is a bug I found today with Stew's help. I'm going to try to post a patch tonight. Gary

Yes, but the other copies should harm anything, it just may cause confusion. The path to the file can change, just make sure the location exists and you have the unix slashes. Gary

Also, are you getting anything in the stokerweblogs/cookLogs directory?

Hey Stew, The missing CookerConfig.json is ok. you should be presented the configuration screen if that file is found to be missing. Rename the log4j.properties.orig file and remove the .orig. Copy the file to the webapps/stokerweb/WEB-INF/classes directory which tomcat expanded for you...

Glad to see you're getting further. If you get the stoker-web page in the not connected state, then it's a connection issue between stoker-web and the stoker. Are you able to get the json response form the stoker from your ubuntu machine? http://<stokerIP>/stoker.json. Stoker-web will check...

I use the jdk from Sun. I can't say the other does not work, since I've never tried it. The Sun jdk just expands to which ever folder it's run in. I set my JAVA_HOME to that.

Just to make sure that this wasn't a Tomcat 7 issue, I just downloaded and deployed stoker-web in Tomcat 7 and it worked for me. I followed the procedures outlined 3 posts ago. I did not use the GUI or the tomcat manager, I just plopped the war in the webapps directory and fired it up. Gary

Hey Stew. Sorry you're running into so much trouble getting stoker-web running. The exception you posted is a known issue. Issue 22. Create an empty login.properties file in your $STOKERWEB_DIR and then try to run the addUser again. If Stoker-web is correctly deployed, the default page...

Gary, I installed tomcat and dropped my war file in there. I fired it up and it worked out of the box. I used Tomcat 6 Here is what I did: Expanded Tomcat war: tar -zxvf apache-tomcat-6.0.36.tar.gz Created symlink: ln -s apache-tomcat-6.0.36 tomcat Move to tomcat: cd tomcat Dropped war...

Thanks Gary. I'll setup tomcat here to see if I can replicate your results. If you switch back to the old war, it works for you, correct? Gary

searching around for patterns in this message brought me to an issue between Tomcat and the Guice dependency injection library I'm using. Issue 630 and Issue 288 may be part of the problem, but I can't be sure. I'd have to give Tomcat a whirl. You can try Jetty out to see if that works for...

Sorry it took me so long to response, I'm still not getting notifications to this thread. Joe, it looks like stoker-web is connecting to your stoker: 10:57:07,609 INFO StokerTelnetController:495 - waitForTemps(): Found TEMPS I'm not sure why you can't connect. My weather was failing, but I...

I noticed you live in Atlanta, I've got a small form factor PIII if you want it.

Paul, You are correct, exposing port 80 of your machine will make your machine vulnerable to outside attacks. Making sure your OS is fully patched and your webserver/servlet container is patched is very important. Fully patched, I think odds are quite low that you would be hacked, but the...

Thanks to the link that Jonathan provided, the weather information has been fixed. I have the fix in a development code branch, so I can't post it quite yet. I hope to have it in by the weekend. This code base will also contain the Rest GET services for Android.

Cool, thanks Jonathan. I saw that query syntax in an example, but didn't try it out. I've been buried in the Android client. I tried to modify the URL property in the file, to possibly avoid code changes, but looking at the response further, the json format has changed. I'm going to recode...

It appears that Yahoo has dropped API support for weather in Json format. Requests for weather come back with a 404 error. The weather feature will no longer work until either that comes back up or I code it to a different service. I looked around last night and didn't see any good free...