Hi all, I have a rule that does a get-request if a specific item state is changed to on. This used to work OK but since I needed to restart OH it comes up with this error in the log: 2021-09-03 07:47:44.952 [ERROR] [e.automation.internal.RuleEngineImpl] - Failed to execute rule 'e6c6d10d7b': Fail …

Worth a try. Maybe if you use the sendHttpGetRequest() Action provided for use in rules, as hinted before, it might be more forthcoming. [image] Actions a vendor and technology agnostic open source automation software for your home javascript usage example …

[image] arjan-io: Logs, as you can see, are pretty minimal. So add some more so you can determine which line in that rule it is failing on. Is there a reason you are not using sendHttpGetRequest?

[image] rlkoshak: Is there a reason you are not using sendHttpGetRequest? I found my way via google. The sendHttpGetRequest wasn’t working for me but that is most likely due to my coding skills. I’ll add more info-log-lines but up until I set var tf this rule looks the same as others so it c…

Rule: var logger = Java.type("org.slf4j.LoggerFactory").getLogger("org.openhab.model.script.Rules.Network"); scriptExtension.importPreset("default"); logger.info("Part 1"); var HttpUtil = Java.type("org.openhab.core.io.net.http.HttpUtil"); logger.info("P…

[image] arjan-io: So it fails at HttpUtil.executeUrl It might tell you why if you listen to it var results = HttpUtil.executeUrl("GET", "http ... logger.info("results " + results); Your timeout doesn’t seem very generous, 1mS?

Thanks for the hint. Hope with the increase in timeout it will get past your suggested approach because now it does not execute anything after that specific line. [image] rossko57: Your timeout doesn’t seem very generous, 1mS? I do/did not need the result, just the command send to the other …

[image] rossko57: It might tell you why if you listen to it Unfortunately it doesn’t. It stops executing at the same line, although that line is now preceded by var results = .

[image] rossko57: might be more forthcoming It is and works. So all of you thanks for the tips. I do wonder though why that other script did fail. Or sort of failed. The http-get-request was sent but then it still produced an error.

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rossko57 (Rossko57) September 5, 2021, 10:04pm 8

Worth a try. Maybe if you use the sendHttpGetRequest() Action provided for use in rules, as hinted before, it might be more forthcoming.

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