Change channel sysDate to to sys_date

[boc-tothefuture]

All of the other channels are snake_case sysDate appears to be the only one that is lowerCamelCase.

@craigham Are you OK with this proposal?

[craigham]

totally ok

[boc-tothefuture]

Do you have an example of how we use that channel? Now that I am not restarting my driver all that often I need to get the time update into a cron rule.
I have tried to define the thing like this:
DateTime System_Date "Omni Date [%s]" { channel="omnilink:controller:home:sysDate" }
With the following rule:

//Set the time on the omnilink
rule "Set omnilink time"
when
	System started or
    Time cron "0 0/1 * 1/1 * ? *"
then
	sendCommand(SystemDate, new DateTime())
end

And I get the following error message:

So I assume my thing is defined incorrectly, but I have never defined a thing on a bridge before as most of the other item types we have are their own type_ids (console, zone, etc).

[craigham]

I have a rule like this.

rule "sync omnilink time"
when
Time cron "0 34 3 * * ?"
then
logInfo("Rules","Syncing omnilink clock")
omnilink_omnilinkBridge_omni_sysdate.postUpdate( new DateTimeType() )
end

looks like only diff is I am using the openhab date time type instead of the java.

let me know if you need more info.

[boc-tothefuture]

What is omnilink_omnilinkBridge_omni_sysdate or where does that get defined?

[craigham]

that is my item mapping to the system time channel on the omnilink controller. If I remember correctly, I just used simple item mapping in paper ui.

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