Hi there! I’m trying to implement a scheduler on a OH 3 instance, my rule is working fine on OH2 but in OH 3 I got this error message when the timer should execute. “17:55:18.428 [WARN ] [core.internal.scheduler.SchedulerImpl] - Scheduled job failed and stopped java.lang.IllegalStateException: Co…

[image] Byter: Scheduled job failed and stopped Alright, it’s to do with timer execution. [image] Byter: Could not invoke method: org.openhab.core.model.script.lib.NumberExtensions.operator_equals and something to with numeric equality test [image] Byter: if (((day == 1) && s…

[image] Byter: I have no clue what’s the problem. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks! The time of day libraries changed in OH3 as mentioned in the Release Notes. There are also many threads here on the forum available by searching.

Yes, I’m already changed the now.getMinuteOfDay… But then I think, I still should check the entire script for changed expressions. That is fantastic, if I only know why they changed and scraped the entire legacy support… I’m really not happy with it… But thanks anyway!

They changed because of the newer LTS version of Java, (Java 11) I believe. Some breakage is expected with major version changes. That is called progress.

The 3rd party library Joda has been basically end of life for a very long time. It has been needing to be replaced for a very long time. The replacement which are the time classes built into the Java language itself are not wholly compatible with Joda so changes are required. There was actually an …

Sadly I’m not coding in java, so I have no idea what’s wrong with my code. I already tried to make some changes to match the new requirements. Could you perhaps point out, what’s wrong with my code? var Timer timer1 = null var java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantLock lock1 = new java.util.concurr…

[image] Byter: what’s wrong with my code? Give us a clue. What does “wrong” mean - what does it do or not that you were not expecting?

In addition to what rossko57 asks, add some logging to the rules until you determine exactly which line of code is failing. We are not computers. Scanning through 100+ lines of code that are not in code fences looking for an unnamed problem is just not something reasonable to ask a human to do.

[image] rossko57: Give us a clue. What does “wrong” mean - what does it do or not that you were not expecting? The log is ther in the first post I made, but perhaps some clarification would help, sorry! So I have a couple of items, for setting a timer and on which day it should execute. I ha…

Thank you so much for that! Is there a page somewhere, where I could learn the expressions, a comperative chart or something? Because I couldn’t even diagnose where it stucked. Thanks again!