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New Amazon Echo Support - Dean Roddey - 12-16-2016
Are you sure you've got the latest changes loaded? Do a load configuration command just to make sure.
New Amazon Echo Support - dlmorgan999 - 12-16-2016
While I was waiting for a response, I added another line for bedroom lights, reloaded, and saw the same behavior. Then I decided to try my system status query (which was added yesterday sometime before many subsequent reloads)
Alexa, ask Jarvis what is the system status
and I got this:
Code:
12/16 17:10:11-CQC-MASTER, CQCWebSrv, CQCWebSrvWorkerThread2
{
CQCWebSrvC, CQCWebSrvC_EchoHandler.cpp.809, Status/App Status
Key=xxxxxx, Intent=CQCQueryIntent, Phrase=system status, Value=
}Odd.
Here is my entire config file:
Code:
EchoConfig
MyKey=*****
EndEchoConfig
RunMap
Action=\User\Echo\Good Night
Goodnight, Good Night, Night Mode
EndAction
EndRunMap
SetMap
Action=\User\Echo\Lights
Lights
Family, Family Lights, Family Room Lights
Bedroom, Bedroom Lights, Bed Room Lights
EndAction
EndSetMap
QueryMap
Action=\User\Echo\Weather
Today, Weather Forecast, Today's Weather, Today's Forecast
Tomorrow, Tomorrow's Weather, Tomorrow's Forecast
EndAction
Action=\User\Echo\SystemStatus
Status, system status
EndAction
EndQueryMapNew Amazon Echo Support - Dean Roddey - 12-16-2016
I think that the line logged by the web server is showing you the literal value you got. If you want to see what got to your actual handler, you'd need to put a System::LogMsg command in there.
New Amazon Echo Support - dlmorgan999 - 12-16-2016
You are correct, and further - my code is working now. I don't know what I did wrong or what I did to fix it but thanks for the help anyway and sorry for the confusion.
The text to numbers macro you wrote is a great asset for Echo actions! :-)
New Amazon Echo Support - dlmorgan999 - 12-16-2016
As I continue adding actions, I've run into an issue that I can't think of a way to solve.
Right now, I have this action:
Code:
Action=\User\Echo\Temperature
Bedroom Temperature, Master Bedroom Temperature, Bed Room Temperature, Master Bed Room Temperature
EndActionHas anyone else run into this? If so, how did you address it?
New Amazon Echo Support - Dean Roddey - 12-16-2016
Does it really have to be unique across the whole thing, are only between the query, run, and set scenarios? It's too late to look at it right now, but I would have thought I'd look at the intent type and decide which of the sections I should look through.
New Amazon Echo Support - dlmorgan999 - 12-17-2016
That seems logical, but I hadn't tried it because the document says:
All of the values in all of the target lines in the whole file must be unique.
I just tried it though, and it works as you described. You might want to re-word the document just a bit.
New Amazon Echo Support - dlmorgan999 - 12-17-2016
I'm making good progress this afternoon on CML macros for Echo. Being able to use CML makes for a flexible and powerful solution. Well done Dean!
New Amazon Echo Support - Dean Roddey - 12-17-2016
I updated the docs for the next release.
RE: New Amazon Echo Support - dlmorgan999 - 12-19-2016
I've gotten most of the way to getting the Echo integration working with SSL.  I got the certificate loaded, and had someone external hit the server to confirm that all looked good.  Then I went to the AWS console and updated the Lambda JS to use 443 and https. 
Once I did that though, I get the message "There was a problem with the requested skills response".  I changed it back to http and my other port and it's working again.  Has anyone else run into this?  If so, any advice?