Closed ccutrer closed 1 year ago
Ahh... before you defined the methods, it would've used the Java overloaded methods which provided the default timeout (from java). Now you're calling the overloaded version that requires a timeout.... hence the need to provide one. Unless you could also call the overloaded version without the timeout when none is specified. Probably not worth the hassle for the same result. Thanks for clarifying it.
Actually, these are the default timeouts that openHAB uses internally. AFAICT, you have to have a timeout for these methods.