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I’m glad that it works 🙂
I think the issue with web.config depends on IIS version.
The update overwrites ScadaDiag.dll.Just copy the DLL from Chart Pro component.I’ve found IEEE754 calculator: http://www.h-schmidt.net/FloatConverter/IEEE754.html
It may help.You right that the reason of the issue is incorrect decoding. I don’t think that it is a bug. Most likely the responses are differ.
Please, post a part of communication log where the response is decoded incorrectly.Interesting error. Works like Mono .NET on Linux.
If it’s possible, use newer OS, please. If not, I can send you an update that should fix this issue with charts, but the update does not fix issue with schemes.In the Table editor just focus on the left table and hold Enter button. Channels will be added one by one.
The editor will be moved to the web application that is why there is no reason to update the GUI version.
Yes, you should set status of calculated channel by a formula.
Formula example:
Val(1)+Val(2); Stat(1)Hello,
Make sure that Server works correctly by watching the file C:\SCADA\ScadaServer\Log\ScadaServerSvc.txt
Then open C:\SCADA\ScadaWeb\log\ScadaWeb.log and check the details of the errors.
Furthermore, the new version of web application, that is under development, can’t work without web services.
Charts also use web service (WCF) to update data.
Open the browser console (F12) and watch what are the messages there?
Also check C:\SCADA\ScadaWeb\log\ScadaWeb.logProbably it’s possible to make it work, but I think it will take too much time.
May be you have a possibility to install SCADA-Web application to a different machine? It can operate separately from back end applications.
