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Finally got around to adding the local weather to the screen. The original implementation I written had the server fetching the weather from yahoo and passing the json string to the client to be parsed. I had to change this so the server parsed the string so the local weather could be logged...

Finally passed the graphing hurdle, it now takes the 17 hour cook about 10 seconds to load into the graph. For now, this is acceptable. I really want to move to the Highstock graphs which are still in Beta, but they aren't quite ready for me yet, I tried and tried and could not get it working...

Thanks Curt. I see there is a GWT adaptation for flot and looking at the examples it would be fairly easy to swap it in since I coded my graphing implementations to an interface. If I can't get the Highcharts working I'll try this out. What is the maximum number of points you've had in a graph?

Some good and not so good news to report. Good news first, as part of testing out the bad news below, I tried deploying my stokerweb war file on my web server. After installing Jetty, the deployment was trivial. I wasn’t working at first so I moved the web server out of the DMZ and it worked...

The forever brisket is pushing 16 hours now and still not done. Wiped any development time I may have had today.

Here is a shot when I opened the lid. The fan fired and those data points appeared on the graph. I had zoomed in on the graph where the period was just a few minutes.

Hey Adam, I sure hope others find my efforts useful. I intend for stoker-web to be free, but I'm a bit torn as to release it as no charge software or as an open source project. I'm kind of leaning toward throwing out on google code and use all the features it offers, svn, bug tracking...

A little note on progress. I replaced the flash based graph I had before with a javascript one. I had troubles with the old one not painting sometimes and updating on the fly. I'm using Highcharts now and they are pretty slick. Much easier to interface with as well. Login is working now...

Thanks. I decided last night to scale back what will be in the first release and just get something out there so what I've coded thus far can be tested. Without any type of deadline, I could just continue forever... Login code works now requiring a valid username and password. Custom logging...

Project is still moving along Coded all save and parsing of the log file. On browser refresh, the log is read and the graph is rebuilt from that data. Spent a bunch of time refactoring to the code to use events instead of timers and polling. This cleans it up quite a bit and allows instant...

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Slowly making progress... * Coded local weather retrieval in Json format from Yahoo. * Stabilized the telnet controller. Can now handle failure conditions and reconnects. * Added file logging, format will look something like this: c|00|01|Name c|01|db0000116f0bec30|...

Hey Curt, Long ago, on another project to control 220v relays, I had been working on reading thermistor data through a Vellman board. I had to create a circuit for the thermistor, wrote code to talk to the Vellman, created a class to run the Steinhart-Hart equation and though it worked and the...

My stoker came with 2.6.0.254 and it supports the JSON request. It is quite slow though

The project is all Java and uses Google’s GWT as the framework. I choose GWT as primarily a training exercise since I wanted to try it out. I am using gwt-comet for the server push. Jericho for parsing the http admin page Apache Commons Net for the Telnet libraries Gwt-visualization for the...

Hello All, I’ve been working on a web-based program to monitor my stoker and change its settings. I like the stoker-log program, but did not want to be tied to viewing the status on a single machine. The program I’m working on is a web-app that will run on a web server and be accessible from...