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Argh! I thought I fixed that previously but must have slipped my mind. I set the default value and minimum to 1 - should be closer now.

EDITED - removed attachment as the included config file causes the application to crash immediately on launch

*facepalm* wow I never changed the default maximum on that control *facepalm*

Here you go!

Just out of curiosity has anyone tested the authentication?

Hey guys! I didn't want to keep hijacking this thread with updates to the temperature logger or API so I posted it here: http://forum.embeddedcc.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2706 To paraphrase, I implemented some basic auth (hopefully it works for you JImram) - i need a little help testing so hopefu...

I received a few messages this weekend and found a spare moment on sunday - so it is about time for another update. One request was for a 'clear' button to make the UI a little cleaner. This button is disabled along with the rest while the app is probing for temperatures. Maybe disabling this is a b...

Awesome! Glad to hear others are interested in the same type of thing. I didn't spend any time looking around to see if anyone had started a similar api. I just wanted a quick and easy way of helping a buddy log temperatures from his BCS but it turned into this already. You can find the source for w...

Oh awesome, that will make life (and code) a lot easier!

Thanks for the reply JonW!

Thanks, brahn! I love to brew and I love to code - things like this just happen to come together sometime. You and another forum user have talked about Mac compatibility. Are there a large number of BCS users on Macs? I analyzed my other app (BCSTempLogger) with the Mono Migration Analyzer (MoMA) to...

Too long; didn't read? Just download the BCSTempLogger attachment Unzip and run the executable. If your BCS has the older v3 firmware, use the v3 temp logger below. While writing the temperature logger found near the end of this thread http://forum.embeddedcc.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=257 I foun...

Thanks for taking the time to test it out and providing an update! Regarding the names, all I'm doing in code to get the probe information is making a GET request to http://bcs:port/api/temp/X where X is 0-7 - then I take the response and grab the value after 'name=BBQ' and put it into the grid. It ...

Thanks for testing it out, Cyclops. Let's give this one a try; t's a bit of a hack but lets see what comes of it. I've chosen to implement this by polling probes 0-7 on the first temperature read. The grid headers should get updated with whatever was returned in the 'name' for each probe - or unchan...