OH 2.2 (arm) 'reschedule' is not a member of 'org.eclipse.smarthome.model.script.internal.actions.TimerImpl

Setup, Configuration and Use Scripts & Rules
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#1

2018-05-10 17:31:14.084 [ERROR] [ntime.internal.engine.RuleEngineImpl] - Rule 'Study door open and/or garage movement and night time': 'reschedule' is not a member of 'org.eclipse.smarthome.model.script.internal.actions.TimerImpl'; line 78, column 5, length 50

Moving to a new odroid based system, and noticed this in my logs. This was previously running on a 2.1 system on windows.

Using the following call:

carport_light_timer.reschedule(now.plusMinutes(5))```

This hasn't been depreciated?
#2

Please show the complete rule :slight_smile:

#3 
rule "Study door open and/or garage movement and night time"
when
        Item alarm_zone_studyreed received update OPEN or
                Item alarm_zone_garage received update or
                Item unifi_Ugluk_Online changed or
                Item unifi_Yumyum_Online changed

then
        //Item alarm_arm_disarm received update OFF or
    logInfo("CarportLights","Command Called")
    logInfo("CarportLights","Weather_dayNight = " + weather_daynight.state)
    if (weather_daynight.state !== NULL)
    {
        logInfo("Lights","Day/Night initialised: " +  weather_daynight.state)
        if (weather_daynight.state == OFF)
        {
            logInfo("CarportLights","It's not yet sunrise, and alarm turned off - turn light on for 5 mins")
            zwave_switch_carport_lights.sendCommand(ON)
                        logInfo("CarportLights","Sent Carport lights their command")
                        if (carport_light_timer === null ) {
                                carport_light_timer = createTimer(now.plusMinutes(5))
                                [|
                                        logInfo("Lights","Carport Light Timer Ended")
                                        zwave_switch_carport_lights.sendCommand(OFF)
                                        carport_light_timer = null
                                ]
                        } else {
                                logInfo("Lights",String::format("Existing timer, rescheduled for %s",now.plusMinutes(5)))
                                carport_light_timer.reschedule(now.plusMinutes(5))
                        }
                        logInfo("CarportLights","End of rule")
        }

        logInfo("Lights","Day/Night initialised: " +  weather_daynight.state)
        if (weather_daynight.state == OFF)
        {
            logInfo("CarportLights","It's not yet sunrise, and alarm turned off - turn light on for 5 mins")
            zwave_switch_carport_lights.sendCommand(ON)
                        logInfo("CarportLights","Sent Carport lights their command")
                        if (carport_light_timer === null ) {
                                carport_light_timer = createTimer(now.plusMinutes(5))
                                [|
                                        logInfo("Lights","Carport Light Timer Ended")
                                        zwave_switch_carport_lights.sendCommand(OFF)
                                        carport_light_timer = null
                                ]
                        } else {
                                logInfo("Lights",String::format("Existing timer, rescheduled for %s",now.plusMinutes(5)))
                                carport_light_timer.reschedule(now.plusMinutes(5))
                        }
                        logInfo("CarportLights","End of rule")
        }
        else
            logInfo("CarportLights","Its not night time")
     }
     else
        logInfo("CarportLights","Weather_daynight has not been initialised")
end
#4

Did you initialize carport_light_timer as Timer?

var Timer carport_light_timer = nulll

Should be be at the beginning of the rules file (outside of rules).

#5

Doesnt this do it?

#6

No, you have to define the var outside of the rule. Otherwise, the var is only valid while the rule is running (which is about 0.1 seconds)

#7

Does that mean I want that whole createTimer line at the top of my rule rule (including the plusminutes?) I think I’ve always done it the way I posted and it’s worked.

Unless something about 2.2 is different.

#8

Declare the timer at the top of the rule file

var Timer carport_light_timer = null

Leave the rule itself as it is
Now the timer is available for the whole rule file including the timer Lambda where the reschedule is called from

#9

I do have that, though I just declare as var, not var timer.

Will that fix the reschedule problem?

#10

Try it and see…
It should

#11

Timer with a capital T
var Timer carport_light_timer = null