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  1. Michael, No, I hadn't. I searched for "subscribe" and trolled various pages and hadn't come across that. Thanks. I'll take a closer look and consider how that fits in to my set up over the next few days. Jimbo, sounds great. I found those libraries before, but couldn't tell (or know) where to look for the websocket and/or subscription file(s). I presume I'm looking in the ISY folder at /ISYlib-python. To subscribe, am I looking for IsyEvent.py, IsyEventData.py, the Bin folder has isy_showevents.py, other? I saw IsyDiscover.py which is part of the equation. Wow. Thank you both. Luis
  2. Sorry to bring up an old conversation, but I'm trying to do what is described in this post. Unfortunately, I'm new to configuring something like this (I primarily deal with large scale computing systems; nothing quite this small). I've configured a Raspberry Pi as a LAMP web server and will use Python and MySQL to watch for conditions and trigger REST entries. I've figured out how to poll the ISY for data using http, but would like to subscribe to it with an open web socket (on the RPi) to avoid abusing the connection and protocol. I've read through various sections of the WS-SDK (including 9.0 Web Sockets and Subscriptions), pieces and parts of RFC 6455 and still don't have a clear picture on how to proceed in making the subscription. Do you have more explicit instructions available (for a newbie), and/or recommended reading where I can learn more detail on what I'm trying to do? I recognize there's quite a learning curve; even after I figure out how to subscribe the RPi to the ISY - I still need to figure out where the acquired data goes and how to get it into MySQL (let alone use Python to query and organize then PHP to present the data...). Thanks. Luis
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