Below you will find brief information for OPC UA software. It is an open source and free implementation of OPC UA (OPC Unified Architecture) written in the common subset of the C99 and C++98 languages. The library is usable with all major compilers and provides the necessary tools to implement dedicated OPC UA clients and servers, or to integrate OPC UA-based communication into existing applications. open62541 library is platform independent. All platform-specific functionality is implemented via exchangeable plugins. Plugin implementations are provided for the major operating systems.
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open62541 ( http://open62541.org
) is an open source and free implementation of OPC UA (OPC Unified Architecture) written in the common subset of the C99 and C++98 languages. The library is usable with all major compilers and provides the necessary tools to implement dedicated OPC UA clients and servers, or to integrate OPC UAbased communication into existing applications. open62541 library is platform independent. All platform-specific functionality is implemented via exchangeable plugins. Plugin implementations are provided for the major operating systems.
open62541 is licensed under the Mozilla Public License v2.0. So the open62541 library can be used in projects that are not open source. Only changes to the open62541 library itself need to published under the same license.
The plugins, as well as the server and client examples are in the public domain (CC0 license). They can be reused under any license and changes do not have to be published.
OPC UA is a protocol for industrial communication and has been standardized in the IEC 62541 series. At its core, OPC UA defines
• an asynchronous
(built upon TCP, HTTP or SOAP) that defines the exchange of messages via sessions, (on top of) secure communication channels, (on top of) raw connections,
• a
for protocol messages with a binary and XML-based encoding scheme,
• a meta-model for
, that combines object-orientation with semantic triple-relations, and
• a set of 37 standard
to interact with server-side information models. The signature of each service is defined as a request and response message in the protocol type system.
The standard itself can be purchased from IEC or downloaded for free on the website of the OPC Foundation at https://opcfoundation.org/ (you only need to register with a valid email).
The OPC Foundation drives the continuous improvement of the standard and the development of companion specifications. Companion specifications translate established concepts and reusable components from an application domain into OPC UA. They are created jointly with an established industry council or standardization body from the application domain. Furthermore, the OPC Foundation organizes events for the dissemination of the standard and provides the infrastructure and tools for compliance certification.
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open62541 implements the OPC UA binary protocol stack as well as a client and server SDK. It currently supports the Micro Embedded Device Server Profile plus some additional features. Server binaries can be well under 100kb in size, depending on the contained information model.
open62541 adheres to the OPC UA specification as closely as possible and the released features pass the official
Conformance Testing Tools (CTT). However, the library comes without any warranty. If you intend to use OPC
UA in a mission-critical product, please consider talking to a commercial vendor of OPC UA SDKs and services.
• Communication Stack
–
OPC UA binary protocol
–
Chunking (splitting of large messages)
–
Exchangeable network layer (plugin) for using custom networking APIs (e.g. on embedded targets)
• Information model
–
Support for all OPC UA node types (including method nodes)
–
Support for adding and removing nodes and references also at runtime.
–
Support for inheritance and instantiation of object- and variable-types (custom constructor/destructor, instantiation of child nodes)
• Subscriptions
–
Support for subscriptions/monitoreditems for data change notifications
–
Very low resource consumption for each monitored value (event-based server architecture)
• Code-Generation
–
Support for generating data types from standard XML definitions
–
Support for generating server-side information models (nodesets) from standard XML definitions
Features still missing in the 0.2 release are:
• Encryption
• Access control for individual nodes
• Events (notifications emitted by objects, data change notifications are implemented)
• Event-loop (background tasks) and asynchronous service requests in the client
For discussion and help besides this documentation, you can reach the open62541 community via
• the mailing list
• our IRC channel
• the bugtracker
As an open source project, we invite new contributors to help improve open62541. Issue reports, bugfixes and new features are very welcome. Note that there are ways to begin contributing without deep knowledge of the
OPC UA standard:
• Report bugs
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• Improve the documentation
• Work on issues marked as easy hacks
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Using the GCC compiler, the following calls build the examples on Linux.
cp /path-to/open62541.* .
# copy single-file distribution to the local directory cp /path-to/examples/server_variable.c .
# copy the example server gcc -std = c99 open62541.c server_variable.c -o server
2.2.1 Building with CMake on Ubuntu or Debian
sudo apt-get install git build-essential gcc pkg-config cmake python
# enable additional features sudo apt-get install liburcu-dev # for multithreading sudo apt-get install check # for unit tests sudo apt-get install python-sphinx graphviz # for documentation generation sudo apt-get install python-sphinx-rtd-theme # documentation style cd open62541 mkdir build cd build cmake ..
make
# select additional features ccmake ..
make
# build documentation make doc # html documentation make doc_pdf # pdf documentation (requires LaTeX)
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2.2.2 Building with CMake on Windows
Here we explain the build process for Visual Studio (2013 or newer). To build with MinGW, just replace the compiler selection in the call to CMake.
• Download and install
–
Python 2.7.x (Python 3.x should work, too): https://python.org/downloads
–
CMake: http://www.cmake.org/cmake/resources/software.html
–
Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition: https://www.visualstudio.com/products/ visual-studio-community-vs
• Download the open62541 sources (using git or as a zipfile from github)
• Open a command shell (cmd) and run
cd
<path-to>\open62541
mkdir
build
cd
build
<path-to>\cmake.exe .. -G "Visual Studio 14 2015"
: : You can use use cmake-gui for a graphical user-interface to select features
• Then open buildopen62541.sln in Visual Studio 2015 and build as usual
2.2.3 Building on OS X
• Download and install
–
Xcode: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/xcode/id497799835?ls=1&mt=12
–
Homebrew: http://brew.sh/
–
Pip (a package manager for python, may be preinstalled): sudo easy_install pip
• Run the following in a shell brew install cmake pip install sphinx # for documentation generation pip install sphinx_rtd_theme # documentation style brew install graphviz # for graphics in the documentation brew install check # for unit tests brew install userspace-rcu # for multi-threading support
Follow Ubuntu instructions without the apt-get commands as these are taken care of by the above packages.
2.2.4 Building on OpenBSD
The procedure below works on OpenBSD 5.8 with gcc version 4.8.4, cmake version 3.2.3 and Python version
2.7.10.
• Install a recent gcc, python and cmake: pkg_add gcc python cmake
• Tell the system to actually use the recent gcc (it gets installed as egcc on OpenBSD): export CC = egcc CXX = eg++
• Now procede as described for Ubuntu/Debian:
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cd open62541 mkdir build cd build cmake ..
make
The open62541 project uses CMake to manage the build options, for code generation and to generate build projects for the different systems and IDEs. The tools ccmake or cmake-gui can be used to graphically set the build options.
Most options can be changed manually in ua_config.h (open62541.h for the single-file release) after the code generation. But usually there is no need to adjust them.
2.3.1 Build Type and Logging
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE
• RelWithDebInfo -O2 optimization with debug symbols
• Release -O2 optimization without debug symbols
• Debug -O0 optimization with debug symbols
• MinSizeRel -Os optimization without debug symbols
UA_LOGLEVEL
The SDK logs events of the level defined in UA_LOGLEVEL and above only. The logging event levels are as follows:
• 600: Fatal
• 500: Error
• 400: Warning
• 300: Info
• 200: Debug
• 100: Trace
2.3.2 UA_BUILD_* group
By default only the shared object libopen62541.so or the library open62541.dll and open62541.dll.a resp.
open62541.lib are build. Additional artifacts can be specified by the following options:
UA_BUILD_EXAMPLES
Compile example servers and clients from examples/xyz.c. A static and a dynamic binary is linked, respectively.
UA_BUILD_UNIT_TESTS
Compile unit tests with Check framework. The tests can be executed with make test
UA_BUILD_EXAMPLES_NODESET_COMPILER
Generate an OPC UA information model from a nodeset
XML (experimental)
UA_BUILD_SELFIGNED_CERTIFICATE
Generate a self-signed certificate for the server (openSSL required)
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2.3.3 UA_ENABLE_* group
This group contains build options related to the supported OPC UA features.
UA_ENABLE_SUBSCRIPTIONS
Enable subscriptions
UA_ENABLE_METHODCALLS
Enable the Method service set
UA_ENABLE_NODEMANAGEMENT
Enable dynamic addition and removal of nodes at runtime
UA_ENABLE_AMALGAMATION
Compile a single-file release into the files open62541.c and open62541.h
UA_ENABLE_MULTITHREADING
Enable multi-threading support
UA_ENABLE_COVERAGE
Measure the coverage of unit tests
Some options are marked as advanced. The advanced options need to be toggled to be visible in the cmake GUIs.
UA_ENABLE_TYPENAMES
Add the type and member names to the UA_DataType structure. Enabled by default.
UA_ENABLE_STATUSCODE_DESCRIPTIONS
Compile the human-readable name of the StatusCodes into the binary. Enabled by default.
UA_ENABLE_GENERATE_NAMESPACE0
Generate and load UA XML Namespace 0 definition
UA_GENERATE_NAMESPACE0_FILE is used to specify the file for NS0 generation from namespace0 folder. Default value is Opc.Ua.NodeSet2.xml
UA_ENABLE_EMBEDDED_LIBC
Use a custom implementation of some libc functions that might be missing on embedded targets (e.g. string handling).
UA_ENABLE_NONSTANDARD_STATELESS
Enable stateless extension
UA_ENABLE_NONSTANDARD_UDP
Enable udp extension
2.3.4 Building a shared library
open62541 is small enough that most users will want to statically link the library into their programs. If a shared library (.dll, .so) is required, this can be enabled in CMake with the BUILD_SHARED_LIBS option. Note that this option modifies the ua_config.h file that is also included in open62541.h for the single-file distribution.
2.3.5 Minimizing the binary size
The size of the generated binary can be reduced considerably by adjusting the build configuration. First, in CMake, the build type can be set to CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=MinSizeRel. This sets the compiler flags to minimize the binary size. The build type also strips out debug information. Second, the binary size can be reduced by removing features via the build-flags described above.
Especially, logging takes up a lot of space in the binary and might not be needed in embedded scenarios.
Setting UA_LOGLEVEL to a value above 600 (=FATAL) disables all logging. In addition, the feature-flags
UA_ENABLE_TYPENAMES and UA_ENABLE_STATUSCODE_DESCRIPTIONS add static information to the binary that is only used for human-readable logging and debugging.
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OPC UA defines a type system for values that can be encoded in the protocol messages. This tutorial shows some examples for available data types and their use. See the section on
for the full definitions.
3.1.1 Basic Data Handling
This section shows the basic interaction patterns for data types. Make sure to compare with the type definitions in ua_types.h
.
#include <assert.h>
#include "open62541.h"
static void
variables_basic (
void
) {
/* Int32 */
UA_Int32 i = 5 ;
UA_Int32 j;
UA_Int32_copy( & i, & j);
UA_Int32
* ip = UA_Int32_new();
UA_Int32_copy( & i, ip);
UA_Int32_delete(ip);
/* String */
UA_String s;
UA_String_init( & s); /* _init zeroes out the entire memory of the datatype */
char
* test = "test" ; s.length
= strlen(test); s.data
= (UA_Byte
*
)test;
UA_String s2;
UA_String_copy( & s, & s2);
UA_String_deleteMembers( & s2); /* Copying heap-allocated the dynamic content */
UA_String s3 = UA_STRING( "test2" );
UA_String s4 = UA_STRING_ALLOC( "test2" ); /* Copies the content to the heap */
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UA_Boolean eq = UA_String_equal( & s3, & s4);
UA_String_deleteMembers( & s4);
if
( !
eq)
return
;
}
/* Structured Type */
UA_CallRequest cr;
UA_init( & cr, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_CALLREQUEST]); /* Generic method */
UA_CallRequest_init( & cr); /* Shorthand for the previous line */ cr.requestHeader.timestamp
= UA_DateTime_now(); /* Members of a structure */ cr.methodsToCall
= (UA_CallMethodRequest
*
)UA_Array_new( 5 , & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_
˓→
CALLMETHODREQUEST]); cr.methodsToCallSize
= 5 ; /* Array size needs to be made known */
UA_CallRequest
* cr2 = UA_CallRequest_new();
UA_copy( & cr, cr2, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_CALLREQUEST]);
UA_CallRequest_deleteMembers( & cr);
UA_CallRequest_delete(cr2);
3.1.2 NodeIds
An OPC UA information model is made up of nodes and references between nodes. Every node has a unique
a bytestring.
static void
variables_nodeids (
void
) {
UA_NodeId id1 = UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 1 , 1234 ); id1.namespaceIndex
= 3 ;
UA_NodeId id2 = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "testid" ); /* the string is static */
UA_Boolean eq = UA_NodeId_equal( & id1, & id2);
if
(eq)
return
;
UA_NodeId id3;
UA_NodeId_copy( & id2, & id3);
UA_NodeId_deleteMembers( & id3);
UA_NodeId id4 = UA_NODEID_STRING_ALLOC( 1 , "testid" ); /* the string is copied to the heap */
UA_NodeId_deleteMembers( & id4);
}
3.1.3 Variants
The datatype
belongs to the built-in datatypes of OPC UA and is used as a container type. A variant can hold any other datatype as a scalar (except variant) or as an array. Array variants can additionally denote the dimensionality of the data (e.g. a 2x3 matrix) in an additional integer array.
static void
variables_variants (
void
) {
/* Set a scalar value */
UA_Variant v;
UA_Int32 i = 42 ;
UA_Variant_setScalar( & v, & i, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32]);
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/* Make a copy */
UA_Variant v2;
UA_Variant_copy( & v, & v2);
UA_Variant_deleteMembers( & v2);
/* Set an array value */
UA_Variant v3;
UA_Double d[ 9 ] = { 1.0
, 2.0
, 3.0
,
4.0
, 5.0
, 6.0
,
7.0
, 8.0
, 9.0
};
UA_Variant_setArrayCopy( & v3, d, 9 , & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE]);
/* Set array dimensions */ v3.arrayDimensions
= (UA_UInt32 v3.arrayDimensionsSize
= 2 ; v3.arrayDimensions[ 0 ] = 3 ; v3.arrayDimensions[ 1 ] = 3 ;
UA_Variant_deleteMembers( & v3);
*
)UA_Array_new( 2 , & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_UINT32]);
}
It follows the main function, making use of the above definitions.
int
main (
void
) { variables_basic(); variables_nodeids(); variables_variants();
return
0 ;
}
This series of tutorial guide you through your first steps with open62541. For compiling the examples, you need a compiler (MS Visual Studio 2015 or newer, GCC, Clang and MinGW32 are all known to be working). The compilation instructions are given for GCC but should be straightforward to adapt.
It will also be very helpful to install an OPC UA Client with a graphical frontend, such as UAExpert by Unified
Automation. That will enable you to examine the information model of any OPC UA server.
To get started, downdload the open62541 single-file release from http://open62541.org
or generate it according to the
with the “amalgamation” option enabled. From now on, we assume you have the open62541.c/.h
files in the current folder. Now create a new C source-file called myServer.c with the following content:
#include <signal.h>
#include "open62541.h"
UA_Boolean running = true ;
static void
stopHandler (
int
sig) {
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_USERLAND, "received ctrl-c" ); running = false ;
}
int
main (
void
) { signal(SIGINT, stopHandler); signal(SIGTERM, stopHandler);
UA_ServerConfig
* config = UA_ServerConfig_new_default();
UA_Server
* server = UA_Server_new(config);
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UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Server_run(server, & running);
UA_Server_delete(server);
UA_ServerConfig_delete(config);
return
(
int
)retval;
}
This is all that is needed for a simple OPC UA server. With the GCC compiler, the following command produces an executable:
$ gcc -std = c99 open62541.c myServer.c -o myServer
Now start the server (stop with ctrl-c):
$ ./myServer
You have now compiled and run your first OPC UA server. You can go ahead and browse the information model with client. The server is listening on opc.tcp://localhost:4840. In the next two sections, we will continue to explain the different parts of the code in detail.
3.2.1 Server Configuration and Plugins
open62541 provides a flexible framework for building OPC UA servers and clients. The goals is to have a core library that accomodates for all use cases and runs on all platforms. Users can then adjust the library to fit their use case via configuration and by developing (platform-specific) plugins. The core library is based on C99 only and does not even require basic POSIX support. For example, the lowlevel networking code is implemented as an exchangeable plugin. But don’t worry. open62541 provides plugin implementations for most platforms and sensible default configurations out-of-the-box.
In the above server code, we simply take the default server configuration and add a single TCP network layer that is listerning on port 4840.
3.2.2 Server Lifecycle
The code in this example shows the three parts for server lifecycle management: Creating a server, running the server, and deleting the server. Creating and deleting a server is trivial once the configuration is set up. The server is started with UA_Server_run. Internally, the server then uses timeouts to schedule regular tasks. Between the timeouts, the server listens on the network layer for incoming messages.
You might ask how the server knows when to stop running. For this, we have created a global variable running.
Furthermore, we have registered the method stopHandler that catches the signal (interrupt) the program receives when the operating systems tries to close it. This happens for example when you press ctrl-c in a terminal program. The signal handler then sets the variable running to false and the server shuts down once it takes back
In order to integrated OPC UA in a single-threaded application with its own mainloop (for example provided by a GUI toolkit), one can alternatively drive the server manually. See the section of the server documentation on
for details.
The server configuration and lifecycle management is needed for all servers. We will use it in the following tutorials without further comment.
This tutorial shows how to work with data types and how to add variable nodes to a server. First, we add a new variable to the server. Take a look at the definition of the UA_VariableAttrbitues structure to see the list of all attributes defined for VariableNodes.
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Note that the default settings have the AccessLevel of the variable value as read only. See below for making the variable writable.
#include <signal.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "open62541.h"
static void
addVariable (UA_Server
* server) {
/* Define the attribute of the myInteger variable node */
UA_VariableAttributes attr = UA_VariableAttributes_default;
UA_Int32 myInteger = 42 ;
UA_Variant_setScalar( & attr.value, & myInteger, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32]); attr.description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "the answer" ); attr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "the answer" ); attr.dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32].typeId; attr.accessLevel
= UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_READ | UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_WRITE;
/* Add the variable node to the information model */
UA_NodeId myIntegerNodeId = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "the.answer" );
UA_QualifiedName myIntegerName = UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "the answer" );
UA_NodeId parentNodeId = UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER);
UA_NodeId parentReferenceNodeId = UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_ORGANIZES);
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, myIntegerNodeId, parentNodeId, parentReferenceNodeId, myIntegerName,
UA_NODEID_NULL, attr, NULL , NULL );
}
Now we change the value with the write service. This uses the same service implementation that can also be reached over the network by an OPC UA client.
static void
writeVariable (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_NodeId myIntegerNodeId = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "the.answer" );
/* Write a different integer value */
UA_Int32 myInteger = 43 ;
UA_Variant myVar;
UA_Variant_init( & myVar);
UA_Variant_setScalar( & myVar, & myInteger, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32]);
UA_Server_writeValue(server, myIntegerNodeId, myVar);
/* Set the status code of the value to an error code. The function
* UA_Server_write provides access to the raw service. The above
* UA_Server_writeValue is syntactic sugar for writing a specific node
* attribute with the write service. */
UA_WriteValue wv;
UA_WriteValue_init( & wv); wv.nodeId
= myIntegerNodeId; wv.attributeId
= UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUE; wv.value.status
= UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTCONNECTED; wv.value.hasStatus
= true ;
UA_Server_write(server, & wv);
/* Reset the variable to a good statuscode with a value */ wv.value.hasStatus
= false ; wv.value.value
= myVar; wv.value.hasValue
= true ;
UA_Server_write(server, & wv);
}
Note how we initially set the DataType attribute of the variable node to the NodeId of the Int32 data type. This forbids writing values that are not an Int32. The following code shows how this consistency check is performed
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for every write.
static void
writeWrongVariable (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_NodeId myIntegerNodeId = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "the.answer" );
/* Write a string */
UA_String myString = UA_STRING( "test" );
UA_Variant myVar;
UA_Variant_init( & myVar);
UA_Variant_setScalar( & myVar, & myString, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_STRING]);
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Server_writeValue(server, myIntegerNodeId, myVar); printf( "Writing a string returned statuscode %s\n" , UA_StatusCode_
}
˓→ name(retval));
It follows the main server code, making use of the above definitions.
UA_Boolean running = true ;
static void
stopHandler (
int
sign) {
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_SERVER, "received ctrl-c" ); running = false ;
}
int
main (
void
) { signal(SIGINT, stopHandler); signal(SIGTERM, stopHandler);
UA_ServerConfig
* config = UA_ServerConfig_new_default();
UA_Server
* server = UA_Server_new(config); addVariable(server); writeVariable(server); writeWrongVariable(server);
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Server_run(server, & running);
UA_Server_delete(server);
UA_ServerConfig_delete(config);
return
(
int
)retval;
}
In OPC UA-based architectures, servers are typically situated near the source of information. In an industrial context, this translates into servers being near the physical process and clients consuming the data at runtime. In the previous tutorial, we saw how to add variables to an OPC UA information model. This tutorial shows how to connect a variable to runtime information, for example from measurements of a physical process. For simplicty, we take the system clock as the underlying “process”.
The following code snippets are each concerned with a different way of updating variable values at runtime. Taken together, the code snippets define a compilable source file.
3.4.1 Updating variables manually
As a starting point, assume that a variable for a value of type
has been created in the server with the identifier “ns=1,s=current-time”. Assuming that our applications gets triggered when a new value arrives from the underlying process, we can just write into the variable.
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#include <signal.h>
#include "open62541.h"
static void
updateCurrentTime (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_DateTime now = UA_DateTime_now();
UA_Variant value;
UA_Variant_setScalar( & value, & now, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DATETIME]);
UA_NodeId currentNodeId = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "current-time" );
UA_Server_writeValue(server, currentNodeId, value);
}
static void
addCurrentTimeVariable (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_DateTime now = 0 ;
UA_VariableAttributes attr = UA_VariableAttributes_default; attr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "Current time" ); attr.accessLevel
= UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_READ | UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_WRITE;
UA_Variant_setScalar( & attr.value, & now, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DATETIME]);
UA_NodeId currentNodeId = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "current-time" );
UA_QualifiedName currentName = UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "current-time" );
UA_NodeId parentNodeId = UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER);
UA_NodeId parentReferenceNodeId = UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_ORGANIZES);
UA_NodeId variableTypeNodeId = UA_NODEID_NULL;
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, currentNodeId, parentNodeId, parentReferenceNodeId, currentName, variableTypeNodeId, attr, NULL , NULL ); updateCurrentTime(server);
}
3.4.2 Variable Value Callback
When a value changes continuously, such as the system time, updating the value in a tight loop would take up a lot of resources. Value callbacks allow to synchronize a variable value with an external representation. They attach callbacks to the variable that are executed before every read and after every write operation.
static void
beforeReadTime (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeid,
void
* nodeContext,
const
UA_NumericRange
* range,
const
UA_DataValue
* data) {
UA_DateTime now = UA_DateTime_now();
UA_Variant value;
UA_Variant_setScalar( & value, & now, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DATETIME]);
UA_NodeId currentNodeId = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "current-time" );
UA_Server_writeValue(server, currentNodeId, value);
}
static void
afterWriteTime (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext,
const
UA_NumericRange
* range,
const
UA_DataValue
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_USERLAND,
* data) {
"The variable was updated" );
}
static void
addValueCallbackToCurrentTimeVariable (UA_Server
* server) {
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}
UA_NodeId currentNodeId = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "current-time" );
UA_ValueCallback callback ; callback.onRead
= beforeReadTime; callback.onWrite
= afterWriteTime;
UA_Server_setVariableNode_valueCallback(server, currentNodeId, callback);
3.4.3 Variable Data Sources
With value callbacks, the value is still stored in the variable node. So-called data sources go one step further. The server redirects every read and write request to a callback function. Upon reading, the callback provides copy of the current value. Internally, the data source needs to implement its own memory management.
static
UA_StatusCode readCurrentTime (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext,
UA_Boolean sourceTimeStamp,
const
UA_NumericRange
* range,
UA_DataValue
* dataValue) {
UA_DateTime now = UA_DateTime_now();
UA_Variant_setScalarCopy( & dataValue -> value, & now,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DATETIME]); dataValue -> hasValue = true ;
return
UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD;
}
static
UA_StatusCode writeCurrentTime (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext,
const
UA_NumericRange
* range,
const
UA_DataValue
* data) {
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_USERLAND,
"Changing the system time is not implemented" );
return
UA_STATUSCODE_BADINTERNALERROR;
}
static void
addCurrentTimeDataSourceVariable (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_VariableAttributes attr = UA_VariableAttributes_default; attr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "Current time - data source" ); attr.accessLevel
= UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_READ | UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_WRITE;
UA_NodeId currentNodeId = UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "current-time-datasource" );
UA_QualifiedName currentName = UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "current-time-datasource" );
UA_NodeId parentNodeId = UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER);
UA_NodeId parentReferenceNodeId = UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_ORGANIZES);
UA_NodeId variableTypeNodeId = UA_NODEID_NULL;
UA_DataSource timeDataSource; timeDataSource.read
= readCurrentTime; timeDataSource.write
= writeCurrentTime;
UA_Server_addDataSourceVariableNode(server, currentNodeId, parentNodeId, parentReferenceNodeId, currentName, variableTypeNodeId, attr, timeDataSource, NULL , NULL );
}
It follows the main server code, making use of the above definitions.
UA_Boolean running = true ;
static void
stopHandler (
int
sign) {
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UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_SERVER, "received ctrl-c" ); running = false ;
}
int
main (
void
) { signal(SIGINT, stopHandler); signal(SIGTERM, stopHandler);
UA_ServerConfig
* config = UA_ServerConfig_new_default();
UA_Server
* server = UA_Server_new(config); addCurrentTimeVariable(server); addValueCallbackToCurrentTimeVariable(server); addCurrentTimeDataSourceVariable(server);
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Server_run(server, & running);
UA_Server_delete(server);
UA_ServerConfig_delete(config);
return
(
int
)retval;
}
3.4.4 DataChange Notifications
A client that is interested in the current value of a variable does not need to regularly poll the variable. Instead, he can use the Subscription mechanism to be notified about changes.
Within a Subscription, the client adds so-called MonitoredItems. A DataChange MonitoredItem defines a node attribute (usually the value attribute) that is monitored for changes. The server internally reads the value in the defined interval and generates the appropriate notifications. The three ways of updating node values discussed above are all usable in combination with notifications. That is because notifications use the standard Read service to look for value changes.
Variable types have three functions:
• Constrain the possible data type, value rank and array dimensions of the variables of that type. This allows interface code to be written against the generic type definition, so it is applicable for all instances.
• Provide a sensible default value
• Enable a semantic interpretation of the variable based on its type
In the example of this tutorial, we represent a point in 2D space by an array of double values. The following function adds the corresponding VariableTypeNode to the hierarchy of variable types.
#include <signal.h>
#include "open62541.h"
static
UA_NodeId pointTypeId;
static void
addVariableType2DPoint (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_VariableTypeAttributes vtAttr = UA_VariableTypeAttributes_default; vtAttr.dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE].typeId; vtAttr.valueRank
= 1 ; /* array with one dimension */
UA_UInt32 arrayDims[ 1 ] = { 2 }; vtAttr.arrayDimensions
= arrayDims; vtAttr.arrayDimensionsSize
= 1 ; vtAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "2DPoint Type" );
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/* a matching default value is required */
UA_Double zero[ 2 ] = { 0.0
, 0.0
};
UA_Variant_setArray( & vtAttr.value, zero, 2 , & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE]);
}
UA_Server_addVariableTypeNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_BASEVARIABLETYPE),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASSUBTYPE),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "2DPoint Type" ), UA_NODEID_
˓→
NULL, vtAttr, NULL , & pointTypeId);
Now the new variable type for 2DPoint can be referenced during the creation of a new variable. If no value is given, the default from the variable type is copied during instantiation.
static
UA_NodeId pointVariableId;
static void
addVariable (UA_Server
* server) {
/* Prepare the node attributes */
UA_VariableAttributes vAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default; vAttr.dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE].typeId; vAttr.valueRank
= 1 ; /* array with one dimension */
UA_UInt32 arrayDims[ 1 ] = { 2 }; vAttr.arrayDimensions
= arrayDims; vAttr.arrayDimensionsSize
= 1 ; vAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "2DPoint Variable" ); vAttr.accessLevel
= UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_READ | UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_WRITE;
/* vAttr.value is left empty, the server instantiates with the default value */
/* Add the node */
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "2DPoint Type" ), pointTypeId, vAttr, NULL , & pointVariableId);
}
The constraints of the variable type are enforced when creating new variable instances of the type. In the following function, adding a variable of 2DPoint type with a string value fails because The value does not match the variable type constraints.
static void
addVariableFail (UA_Server
* server) {
/* Prepare the node attributes */
UA_VariableAttributes vAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default; vAttr.dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE].typeId; vAttr.valueRank
= 1 ; /* a scalar. this is not allowed per the variable type */ vAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "2DPoint Variable (fail)" );
UA_String s = UA_STRING( "2dpoint?" );
UA_Variant_setScalar( & vAttr.value, & s, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_STRING]);
}
/* Add the node */
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "2DPoint Type (fail)" ),
˓→ pointTypeId, vAttr, NULL , NULL );
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The constraints of the variable type are enforced when writing the datatype, valuerank and arraydimensions attributes of the variable. This, in turn, constrains the value attribute of the variable.
static void
writeVariable (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Server_writeValueRank(server, pointVariableId, 0 );
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_USERLAND,
"Setting the Value Rank failed with Status Code %s\n" ,
UA_StatusCode_name(retval));
}
It follows the main server code, making use of the above definitions.
UA_Boolean running = true ;
static void
stopHandler (
int
sign) {
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_SERVER, "received ctrl-c" ); running = false ;
}
int
main (
void
) { signal(SIGINT, stopHandler); signal(SIGTERM, stopHandler);
UA_ServerConfig
* config = UA_ServerConfig_new_default();
UA_Server
* server = UA_Server_new(config); addVariableType2DPoint(server); addVariable(server); addVariableFail(server); writeVariable(server);
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Server_run(server, & running);
UA_Server_delete(server);
UA_ServerConfig_delete(config);
return
(
int
)retval;
}
3.6.1 Using objects to structure information models
Assume a situation where we want to model a set of pumps and their runtime state in an OPC UA information model. Of course, all pump representations should follow the same basic structure, For example, we might have graphical representation of pumps in a SCADA visualisation that shall be resuable for all pumps.
Following the object-oriented programming paradigm, every pump is represented by an object with the following layout:
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The following code manually defines a pump and its member variables. We omit setting constraints on the variable values as this is not the focus of this tutorial and was already covered.
#include <signal.h>
#include "open62541.h"
static void
manuallyDefinePump (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_NodeId pumpId; /* get the nodeid assigned by the server */
UA_ObjectAttributes oAttr = UA_ObjectAttributes_default; oAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "Pump (Manual)" );
UA_Server_addObjectNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_ORGANIZES),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "Pump (Manual)" ), UA_NODEID_NULL, oAttr, NULL , & pumpId);
UA_VariableAttributes mnAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default;
UA_String manufacturerName = UA_STRING( "Pump King Ltd." );
UA_Variant_setScalar( & mnAttr.value, & manufacturerName, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_
˓→
STRING]); mnAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "ManufacturerName" );
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL, pumpId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "ManufacturerName" ),
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}
UA_NODEID_NULL, mnAttr, NULL , NULL );
UA_VariableAttributes modelAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default;
UA_String modelName = UA_STRING( "Mega Pump 3000" );
UA_Variant_setScalar( & modelAttr.value, & modelName, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_STRING]); modelAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "ModelName" );
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL, pumpId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "ModelName" ),
UA_NODEID_NULL, modelAttr, NULL , NULL );
UA_VariableAttributes statusAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default;
UA_Boolean status = true ;
UA_Variant_setScalar( & statusAttr.value, & status, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]); statusAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "Status" );
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL, pumpId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "Status" ),
UA_NODEID_NULL, statusAttr, NULL , NULL );
UA_VariableAttributes rpmAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default;
UA_Double rpm = 50.0
;
UA_Variant_setScalar( & rpmAttr.value, & rpm, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE]); rpmAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "MotorRPM" );
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL, pumpId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "MotorRPMs" ),
UA_NODEID_NULL, rpmAttr, NULL , NULL );
3.6.2 Object types, type hierarchies and instantiation
Building up each object manually requires us to write a lot of code. Furthermore, there is no way for clients to detect that an object represents a pump. (We might use naming conventions or similar to detect pumps. But that’s not exactly a clean solution.) Furthermore, we might have more devices than just pumps. And we require all devices to share some common structure. The solution is to define ObjectTypes in a hierarchy with inheritance relations.
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Children that are marked mandatory are automatically instantiated together with the parent object. This is indicated by a hasModellingRule reference to an object that representes the mandatory modelling rule.
/* predefined identifier for later use */
UA_NodeId pumpTypeId = { 1 , UA_NODEIDTYPE_NUMERIC, { 1001 }};
static void
defineObjectTypes (UA_Server
* server) {
/* Define the object type for "Device" */
UA_NodeId deviceTypeId; /* get the nodeid assigned by the server */
UA_ObjectTypeAttributes dtAttr = UA_ObjectTypeAttributes_default; dtAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "DeviceType" );
UA_Server_addObjectTypeNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_BASEOBJECTTYPE),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASSUBTYPE),
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UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "DeviceType" ), dtAttr,
NULL , & deviceTypeId);
UA_VariableAttributes mnAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default; mnAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "ManufacturerName" );
UA_NodeId manufacturerNameId;
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL, deviceTypeId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "ManufacturerName" ),
UA_NODEID_NULL, mnAttr, NULL , & manufacturerNameId);
/* Make the manufacturer name mandatory */
UA_Server_addReference(server, manufacturerNameId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASMODELLINGRULE),
UA_EXPANDEDNODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_
˓→
MANDATORY), true );
UA_VariableAttributes modelAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default; modelAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "ModelName" );
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL, deviceTypeId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "ModelName" ),
UA_NODEID_NULL, modelAttr, NULL , NULL );
/* Define the object type for "Pump" */
UA_ObjectTypeAttributes ptAttr = UA_ObjectTypeAttributes_default; ptAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "PumpType" );
UA_Server_addObjectTypeNode(server, pumpTypeId, deviceTypeId, UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_
˓→
HASSUBTYPE),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "PumpType" ), ptAttr,
NULL , NULL );
UA_VariableAttributes statusAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default; statusAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "Status" ); statusAttr.valueRank
= 1 ;
UA_NodeId statusId;
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL, pumpTypeId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "Status" ),
UA_NODEID_NULL, statusAttr, NULL , & statusId);
/* Make the status variable mandatory */
UA_Server_addReference(server, statusId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASMODELLINGRULE),
UA_EXPANDEDNODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_
˓→
MANDATORY), true );
UA_VariableAttributes rpmAttr = UA_VariableAttributes_default; rpmAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "MotorRPM" ); rpmAttr.valueRank
= 1 ;
UA_Server_addVariableNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL, pumpTypeId,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "MotorRPMs" ),
UA_NODEID_NULL, rpmAttr, NULL , NULL );
}
Now we add the derived ObjectType for the pump that inherits from the device object type. The resulting object contains all mandatory child variables. These are simply copied over from the object type. The object has a reference of type hasTypeDefinition to the object type, so that clients can detect the type-instance relation at runtime.
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static void
addPumpObjectInstance (UA_Server
* server,
char
* name) {
UA_ObjectAttributes oAttr = UA_ObjectAttributes_default; oAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , name);
UA_Server_addObjectNode(server, UA_NODEID_NULL,
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_ORGANIZES),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , name), pumpTypeId, /* this refers to the object type identifier */ oAttr, NULL , NULL );
}
Often times, we want to run a constructor function on a new object. This is especially useful when an object is instantiated at runtime (with the AddNodes service) and the integration with an underlying process canot be manually defined. In the following constructor example, we simply set the pump status to on.
static
UA_StatusCode pumpTypeConstructor (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* typeId,
void
* typeContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
** nodeContext) {
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_USERLAND, "New pump created" );
/* Find the NodeId of the status child variable */
UA_RelativePathElement rpe;
UA_RelativePathElement_init( & rpe); rpe.referenceTypeId
= UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT); rpe.isInverse
= false ; rpe.includeSubtypes
= false ; rpe.targetName
= UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "Status" );
UA_BrowsePath bp;
UA_BrowsePath_init( & bp); bp.startingNode
= * nodeId; bp.relativePath.elementsSize
= 1 ; bp.relativePath.elements
= & rpe;
UA_BrowsePathResult bpr =
UA_Server_translateBrowsePathToNodeIds(server, & bp);
if
(bpr.statusCode
!= UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD || bpr.targetsSize
< 1 )
return
bpr.statusCode;
/* Set the status value */
UA_Boolean status = true ;
UA_Variant value;
UA_Variant_setScalar( & value, & status, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
UA_Server_writeValue(server, bpr.targets[ 0 ].targetId.nodeId, value);
UA_BrowsePathResult_deleteMembers( & bpr);
/* At this point we could replace the node context .. */
return
UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD;
}
static void
addPumpTypeConstructor (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_NodeTypeLifecycle lifecycle; lifecycle.constructor
= pumpTypeConstructor; lifecycle.destructor
= NULL ;
UA_Server_setNodeTypeLifecycle(server, pumpTypeId, lifecycle);
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}
It follows the main server code, making use of the above definitions.
UA_Boolean running = true ;
static void
stopHandler (
int
sign) {
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_SERVER, "received ctrl-c" ); running = false ;
}
int
main (
void
) { signal(SIGINT, stopHandler); signal(SIGTERM, stopHandler);
UA_ServerConfig
* config = UA_ServerConfig_new_default();
UA_Server
* server = UA_Server_new(config); manuallyDefinePump(server); defineObjectTypes(server); addPumpObjectInstance(server, "pump2" ); addPumpObjectInstance(server, "pump3" ); addPumpTypeConstructor(server); addPumpObjectInstance(server, "pump4" ); addPumpObjectInstance(server, "pump5" );
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Server_run(server, & running);
UA_Server_delete(server);
UA_ServerConfig_delete(config);
return
(
int
)retval;
}
An object in an OPC UA information model may contain methods similar to objects in a programming language.
Methods are represented by a MethodNode. Note that several objects may reference the same MethodNode. When an object type is instantiated, a reference to the method is added instead of copying the MethodNode. Therefore, the identifier of the context object is always explicitly stated when a method is called.
The method callback takes as input a custom data pointer attached to the method node, the identifier of the object from which the method is called, and two arrays for the input and output arguments. The input and output arguments are all of type
. Each variant may in turn contain a (multi-dimensional) array or scalar of any
data type.
Constraints for the method arguments are defined in terms of data type, value rank and array dimension (similar to variable definitions). The argument definitions are stored in child VariableNodes of the MethodNode with the respective BrowseNames (0, "InputArguments") and (0, "OutputArguments").
3.7.1 Example: Hello World Method
The method takes a string scalar and returns a string scalar with “Hello ” prepended. The type and length of the input arguments is checked internally by the SDK, so that we don’t have to verify the arguments in the callback.
#include <signal.h>
#include "open62541.h"
static
UA_StatusCode helloWorldMethodCallback (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionHandle,
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const
UA_NodeId
* methodId,
void
* methodContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* objectId,
void
* objectContext,
size_t
inputSize,
const
UA_Variant
* input,
size_t
outputSize, UA_Variant
* output) {
UA_String
* inputStr = (UA_String
*
)input -> data;
UA_String tmp = UA_STRING_ALLOC( "Hello " );
if
(inputStr -> length > 0 ) { tmp.data
= (UA_Byte
*
)UA_realloc(tmp.data, tmp.length
+ inputStr -> length); memcpy( & tmp.data[tmp.length], inputStr -> data, inputStr -> length); tmp.length
+= inputStr -> length;
}
UA_Variant_setScalarCopy(output, & tmp, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_STRING]);
UA_String_deleteMembers( & tmp);
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_SERVER, "Hello World was called" );
return
UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD;
}
static void
addHellWorldMethod (UA_Server
* server) {
UA_Argument inputArgument;
UA_Argument_init( & inputArgument); inputArgument.description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "A String" ); inputArgument.name
= UA_STRING( "MyInput" ); inputArgument.dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_STRING].typeId; inputArgument.valueRank
= 1 ; /* scalar */
UA_Argument outputArgument;
UA_Argument_init( & outputArgument); outputArgument.description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "A String" ); outputArgument.name
= UA_STRING( "MyOutput" ); outputArgument.dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_STRING].typeId; outputArgument.valueRank
= 1 ; /* scalar */
UA_MethodAttributes helloAttr = UA_MethodAttributes_default; helloAttr.description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "Say `Hello World`" ); helloAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "Hello World" ); helloAttr.executable
= true ; helloAttr.userExecutable
= true ;
UA_Server_addMethodNode(server, UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 1 , 62541 ),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASORDEREDCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "hello world" ), helloAttr, & helloWorldMethodCallback,
1 , & inputArgument, 1 , & outputArgument, NULL , NULL );
}
3.7.2 Increase Array Values Method
The method takes an array of 5 integers and a scalar as input. It returns a copy of the array with every entry increased by the scalar.
static
UA_StatusCode
IncInt32ArrayMethodCallback (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* methodId,
void
* methodContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* objectId,
void
* objectContext,
size_t
inputSize,
const
UA_Variant
* input,
size_t
outputSize, UA_Variant
* output) {
UA_Int32
* inputArray = (UA_Int32
*
)input[ 0 ].data;
UA_Int32 delta = * (UA_Int32
*
)input[ 1 ].data;
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/* Copy the input array */
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Variant_setArrayCopy(output, inputArray, 5 ,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32]);
if
(retval != UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD)
return
retval;
/* Increate the elements */
UA_Int32
* outputArray = (UA_Int32
*
)output -> data;
for
(
size_t
i = 0 ; i < input -> arrayLength; i ++ ) outputArray[i] = inputArray[i] + delta;
return
UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD;
}
static void
addIncInt32ArrayMethod (UA_Server
* server) {
/* Two input arguments */
UA_Argument inputArguments[ 2 ];
UA_Argument_init( & inputArguments[ 0 ]); inputArguments[ 0 ].description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "int32[5] array" ); inputArguments[ 0 ].name
= UA_STRING( "int32 array" ); inputArguments[ 0 ].dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32].typeId; inputArguments[ 0 ].valueRank
= 1 ;
UA_UInt32 pInputDimension = 5 ; inputArguments[ 0 ].arrayDimensionsSize
= 1 ; inputArguments[ 0 ].arrayDimensions
= & pInputDimension;
UA_Argument_init( & inputArguments[ 1 ]); inputArguments[ 1 ].description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "int32 delta" ); inputArguments[ 1 ].name
= UA_STRING( "int32 delta" ); inputArguments[ 1 ].dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32].typeId; inputArguments[ 1 ].valueRank
= 1 ; /* scalar */
/* One output argument */
UA_Argument outputArgument;
UA_Argument_init( & outputArgument); outputArgument.description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "int32[5] array" ); outputArgument.name
= UA_STRING( "each entry is incremented by the delta" ); outputArgument.dataType
= UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32].typeId; outputArgument.valueRank
= 1 ;
UA_UInt32 pOutputDimension = 5 ; outputArgument.arrayDimensionsSize
= 1 ; outputArgument.arrayDimensions
= & pOutputDimension;
/* Add the method node */
UA_MethodAttributes incAttr = UA_MethodAttributes_default; incAttr.description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "IncInt32ArrayValues" ); incAttr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "IncInt32ArrayValues" ); incAttr.executable
= true ; incAttr.userExecutable
= true ;
UA_Server_addMethodNode(server, UA_NODEID_STRING( 1 , "IncInt32ArrayValues" ),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "IncInt32ArrayValues" ), incAttr, & IncInt32ArrayMethodCallback,
2 , inputArguments, 1 , & outputArgument,
NULL , NULL );
}
It follows the main server code, making use of the above definitions.
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UA_Boolean running = true ;
static void
stopHandler (
int
sign) {
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Log_Stdout, UA_LOGCATEGORY_SERVER, "received ctrl-c" ); running = false ;
}
int
main (
void
) { signal(SIGINT, stopHandler); signal(SIGTERM, stopHandler);
UA_ServerConfig
* config = UA_ServerConfig_new_default();
UA_Server
* server = UA_Server_new(config); addHellWorldMethod(server); addIncInt32ArrayMethod(server);
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Server_run(server, & running);
UA_Server_delete(server);
UA_ServerConfig_delete(config);
return
(
int
)retval;
}
You should already have a basic server from the previous tutorials. open62541 provides both a server- and clientside API, so creating a client is as easy as creating a server. Copy the following into a file myClient.c:
#include <stdio.h>
#include "open62541.h"
int
main (
void
) {
UA_Client
* client = UA_Client_new(UA_ClientConfig_default);
UA_StatusCode retval = UA_Client_connect(client, "opc.tcp://localhost:4840" );
if
(retval != UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD) {
UA_Client_delete(client);
return
(
int
)retval;
}
/* Read the value attribute of the node. UA_Client_readValueAttribute is a
* wrapper for the raw read service available as UA_Client_Service_read. */
UA_Variant value; /* Variants can hold scalar values and arrays of any type */
UA_Variant_init( & value);
/* NodeId of the variable holding the current time */
const
UA_NodeId nodeId =
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_CURRENTTIME); retval = UA_Client_readValueAttribute(client, nodeId, & value);
if
(retval == UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD &&
UA_Variant_hasScalarType( & value, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DATETIME])) {
UA_DateTime raw_date = * (UA_DateTime
*
)value.data;
UA_String string_date = UA_DateTime_toString(raw_date);
˓→ data); printf( "string date is: %.*s\n" , (
int
)string_date.length, string_date.
UA_String_deleteMembers( & string_date);
}
/* Clean up */
UA_Variant_deleteMembers( & value);
UA_Client_delete(client); /* Disconnects the client internally */
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return
UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD;
}
Compilation is similar to the server example.
$ gcc -std = c99 open6251.c myClient.c -o myClient
3.8.1 Further tasks
• Try to connect to some other OPC UA server by changing opc.tcp://localhost:16664 to an appropriate address (remember that the queried node is contained in any OPC UA server).
• Try to set the value of the variable node (ns=1,i=”the.answer”) containing an Int32 from the example server (which is built in
) using “UA_Client_write” function. The example
server needs some more modifications, i.e., changing request types. The answer can be found in “examples/exampleClient.c”.
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In this section, we give an overview on the OPC UA binary protocol. We focus on binary since that is what has been implemented in open62541. The TCP-based binary protocol is by far the most common transport layer for
OPC UA. The general concepts also translate to HTTP and SOAP-based communication defined in the standard.
Communication in OPC UA is best understood by starting with the following key principles:
Request / Response
All communication is based on the Request/Response pattern. Only clients can send a request to a server. And servers can only send responses to a request. Usually, the server is hosted on the
(physical) device, such as a sensor or a machine tool.
Asynchronous Responses
A server does not have to immediately respond to requests and responses may be sent in a different order. This keeps the server responsive when it takes time until a specific request has been processed (e.g. a method call or when reading from a sensor with delay). Furthermore, Subscriptions (aka push-notifications) are implemented via special requests where the response is delayed until a notification is generated.
A client-server connection in OPC UA consists of three nested levels: The raw connection, a SecureChannel and the Session. For full details, see Part 6 of the OPC UA standard.
Raw Connection
The raw connection is created by opening a TCP connection to the corresponding hostname and port and an initial HEL/ACK handshake. The handshake establishes the basic settings of the connection, such as the maximum message length.
SecureChannel
SecureChannels are created on top of the raw TCP connection. A SecureChannel is established with an OpenSecureChannel request and response message pair. Attention! Even though a SecureChannel is mandatory, encryption might still be disabled. The SecurityMode of a SecureChannel can be either None,
Sign
, or SignAndEncrypt. As of version 0.2 of open6251, message signing and encryption is still under ongoing development.
With message signing or encryption enabled, the OpenSecureChannel messages are encrypted using an
asymmetric encryption algorithm (public-key cryptography)
. As part of the OpenSecureChannel messages,
client and server establish a common secret over an initially unsecure channel. For subsequent messages, the common secret is used for symmetric encryption, which has the advantage of being much faster.
1
This entails that the client and server exchange so-called public keys. The public keys might come with a certificate from a key-signing authority or be verified against an external key repository. But we will not discuss certificate management in detail in this section.
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Different SecurityPolicies – defined in part 7 of the OPC UA standard – specify the algorithms for asymmetric and symmetric encryption, encryption key lengths, hash functions for message signing, and so on.
Example SecurityPolicies are None for transmission of cleartext and Basic256Sha256 which mandates a variant of RSA with SHA256 certificate hashing for asymmetric encryption and AES256 for symmetric encryption.
The possible SecurityPolicies of a server are described with a list of Endpoints. An endpoint jointly defines the SecurityMode, SecurityPolicy and means for authenticating a session (discussed in the next section) in order to connect to a certain server. The GetEndpoints service returns a list of available endpoints.
This service can usually be invoked without a session and from an unencrypted SecureChannel. This allows clients to first discover available endpoints and then use an appropriate SecurityPolicy that might be required to open a session.
Session
Sessions are created on top of a SecureChannel. This ensures that users may authenticate without sending their credentials, such as username and password, in cleartext. Currently defined authentication mechanisms are anonymous login, username/password, Kerberos and x509 certificates. The latter requires that the request message is accompanied by a signature to prove that the sender is in posession of the private key with which the certificate was created.
There are two message exchanges required to establish a session: CreateSession and ActicateSession. The
ActivateSession service can be used to switch an existing session to a different SecureChannel. This is important, for example when the connection broke down and the existing session is reused with a new
SecureChannel.
For the following introduction to the structure of OPC UA protocol messages, consider the example OPC UA binary conversation, recorded and displayed with the Wireshark tool, shown in
The top part of the Wireshark window shows the messages from the conversation in order. The green line contains the applied filter. Here, we want to see the OPC UA protocol messages only. The first messages (from TCP packets 49 to 56) show the client opening an unencrypted SecureChannel and retrieving the server’s endpoints.
Then, starting with packet 63, a new connection and SecureChannel are created in conformance with one of the endpoints. On top of this SecureChannel, the client can then create and activate a session. The following
ReadRequest message is selected and covered in more detail in the bottom windows.
The bottom left window shows the structure of the selected ReadRequest message. The purpose of the message is invoking the Read
. The message is structured into a header and a message body. Note that we do not
consider encryption or signing of messages here.
Message Header
As stated before, OPC UA defines an asynchronous protocol. So responses may be out of order. The message header contains some basic information, such as the length of the message, as well as necessary information to relate messages to a SecureChannel and each request to the corresponding response. “Chunking” refers to the splitting and reassembling of messages that are longer than the maximum network packet size.
Message Body
Every OPC UA
has a signature in the form of a request and response data structure.
These are defined according to the OPC UA protocol
for the data types corresponding to service requests and responses. The message body begins with the identifier of the following data type. Then, the main payload of the message follows.
The bottom right window shows the binary payload of the selected ReadRequest message. The message header is highlighted in light-grey. The message body in blue highlighting shows the encoded ReadRequest data structure.
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The OPC UA protocol defines 25 builtin data types and three ways of combining them into higher-order types: arrays, structures and unions. In open62541, only the builtin data types are defined manually. All other data types are generated from standard XML definitions. Their exact definitions can be looked up at https://opcfoundation.
org/UA/schemas/Opc.Ua.Types.bsd.xml
.
For users that are new to open62541, take a look at the
before diving into the implementation details.
5.1.1 Boolean
A two-state logical value (true or false).
typedef bool
UA_Boolean;
#define UA_TRUE true
#define UA_FALSE false
5.1.2 SByte
An integer value between -128 and 127.
typedef int8_t
UA_SByte;
#define UA_SBYTE_MIN (-128)
#define UA_SBYTE_MAX 127
5.1.3 Byte
An integer value between 0 and 255.
typedef uint8_t
UA_Byte;
#define UA_BYTE_MIN 0
#define UA_BYTE_MAX 255
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5.1.4 Int16
An integer value between -32 768 and 32 767.
typedef int16_t
UA_Int16;
#define UA_INT16_MIN (-32768)
#define UA_INT16_MAX 32767
5.1.5 UInt16
An integer value between 0 and 65 535.
typedef uint16_t
UA_UInt16;
#define UA_UINT16_MIN 0
#define UA_UINT16_MAX 65535
5.1.6 Int32
An integer value between -2 147 483 648 and 2 147 483 647.
typedef int32_t
UA_Int32;
#define UA_INT32_MIN (-2147483648)
#define UA_INT32_MAX 2147483647
5.1.7 UInt32
An integer value between 0 and 4 294 967 295.
typedef uint32_t
UA_UInt32;
#define UA_UINT32_MIN 0
#define UA_UINT32_MAX 4294967295
5.1.8 Int64
An integer value between -9 223 372 036 854 775 808 and 9 223 372 036 854 775 807.
typedef int64_t
UA_Int64;
#define UA_INT64_MIN ((int64_t)-9223372036854775808)
#define UA_INT64_MAX (int64_t)9223372036854775807
5.1.9 UInt64
An integer value between 0 and 18 446 744 073 709 551 615.
typedef uint64_t
UA_UInt64;
#define UA_UINT64_MIN (int64_t)0
#define UA_UINT64_MAX (int64_t)18446744073709551615
5.1.10 Float
An IEEE single precision (32 bit) floating point value.
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typedef float
UA_Float;
5.1.11 Double
An IEEE double precision (64 bit) floating point value.
typedef double
UA_Double;
5.1.12 StatusCode
A numeric identifier for a error or condition that is associated with a value or an operation. See the section
for the meaning of a specific code.
typedef uint32_t
UA_StatusCode;
/* Returns the human-readable name of the StatusCode. If no matching StatusCode
* is found, a default string for "Unknown" is returned. This feature might be
* disabled to create a smaller binary with the
* UA_ENABLE_STATUSCODE_DESCRIPTIONS build-flag. Then the function returns an
* empty string for every StatusCode. */
const char
*
UA_StatusCode_name (UA_StatusCode code);
5.1.13 String
A sequence of Unicode characters. Strings are just an array of UA_Byte.
typedef struct
{
size_t
length; /* The length of the string */
UA_Byte
* data; /* The content (not null-terminated) */
} UA_String;
/* Copies the content on the heap. Returns a null-string when alloc fails */
UA_String UA_String_fromChars (
char const
src[]);
UA_Boolean UA_String_equal (
const
UA_String
* s1,
const
UA_String
* s2);
extern const
UA_String UA_STRING_NULL;
UA_STRING returns a string pointing to the original char-array. UA_STRING_ALLOC is shorthand for
UA_String_fromChars and makes a copy of the char-array.
static
UA_INLINE UA_String
UA_STRING (
char
* chars) {
UA_String str; str.length
= strlen(chars); str.data
= (UA_Byte
*
)chars;
return
str;
}
#define UA_STRING_ALLOC(CHARS) UA_String_fromChars(CHARS)
5.1.14 DateTime
An instance in time. A DateTime value is encoded as a 64-bit signed integer which represents the number of 100 nanosecond intervals since January 1, 1601 (UTC).
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typedef int64_t
UA_DateTime;
/* Multiply to convert units for time difference computations */
#define UA_USEC_TO_DATETIME 10LL
#define UA_MSEC_TO_DATETIME (UA_USEC_TO_DATETIME * 1000LL)
#define UA_SEC_TO_DATETIME (UA_MSEC_TO_DATETIME * 1000LL)
#define UA_DATETIME_TO_USEC (1/10.0)
#define UA_DATETIME_TO_MSEC (UA_DATETIME_TO_USEC / 1000.0)
#define UA_DATETIME_TO_SEC (UA_DATETIME_TO_MSEC / 1000.0)
/* Datetime of 1 Jan 1970 00:00 UTC */
#define UA_DATETIME_UNIX_EPOCH (11644473600LL * UA_SEC_TO_DATETIME)
/* The current time */
UA_DateTime UA_DateTime_now (
void
);
/* CPU clock invariant to system time changes. Use only for time diffs, not
* current time */
UA_DateTime UA_DateTime_nowMonotonic (
void
);
typedef struct
UA_DateTimeStruct {
UA_UInt16 nanoSec;
UA_UInt16 microSec;
UA_UInt16 milliSec;
UA_UInt16 sec;
UA_UInt16 min;
UA_UInt16 hour;
UA_UInt16 day;
UA_UInt16 month;
UA_UInt16 year;
} UA_DateTimeStruct;
UA_DateTimeStruct UA_DateTime_toStruct (UA_DateTime t);
UA_String UA_DateTime_toString (UA_DateTime t);
5.1.15 Guid
A 16 byte value that can be used as a globally unique identifier.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 data1;
UA_UInt16 data2;
UA_UInt16 data3;
UA_Byte data4[ 8 ];
} UA_Guid;
UA_Boolean UA_Guid_equal (
const
UA_Guid
* g1,
const
UA_Guid
* g2);
extern const
UA_Guid UA_GUID_NULL;
5.1.16 ByteString
A sequence of octets.
typedef
UA_String UA_ByteString;
static
UA_INLINE UA_Boolean
UA_ByteString_equal (
const
UA_ByteString
* string1,
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const
UA_ByteString
* string2) {
return
UA_String_equal((
const
UA_String
*
)string1,
(
const
UA_String
*
)string2);
}
/* Allocates memory of size length for the bytestring.
* The content is not set to zero. */
UA_StatusCode
UA_ByteString_allocBuffer (UA_ByteString
* bs,
size_t
length);
extern const
UA_ByteString UA_BYTESTRING_NULL;
static
UA_INLINE UA_ByteString
UA_BYTESTRING (
char
* chars) {
UA_ByteString str; str.length
= strlen(chars); str.data
= (UA_Byte
*
)chars;
return
str;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_ByteString
UA_BYTESTRING_ALLOC (
const char
* chars) {
UA_String str = UA_String_fromChars(chars); UA_ByteString bstr; bstr.length
= str.length; bstr.data
= str.data;
return
bstr;
}
5.1.17 XmlElement
An XML element.
typedef
UA_String UA_XmlElement;
5.1.18 NodeId
An identifier for a node in the address space of an OPC UA Server.
enum
UA_NodeIdType {
UA_NODEIDTYPE_NUMERIC = 0 , /* In the binary encoding, this can also become 1 or 2 (2byte and 4byte encoding of small numeric nodeids) */
= 3 , UA_NODEIDTYPE_STRING
UA_NODEIDTYPE_GUID = 4 ,
UA_NODEIDTYPE_BYTESTRING = 5
};
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt16 namespaceIndex;
enum
UA_NodeIdType identifierType;
union
{
UA_UInt32
UA_String
UA_Guid numeric; string; guid;
UA_ByteString byteString;
} identifier;
} UA_NodeId;
extern const
UA_NodeId UA_NODEID_NULL;
UA_Boolean UA_NodeId_isNull (
const
UA_NodeId
* p);
UA_Boolean UA_NodeId_equal (
const
UA_NodeId
* n1,
const
UA_NodeId
* n2);
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/* Returns a non-cryptographic hash for the NodeId */
UA_UInt32 UA_NodeId_hash (
const
UA_NodeId
* n);
The following functions are shorthand for creating NodeIds.
static
UA_INLINE UA_NodeId
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC (UA_UInt16 nsIndex, UA_UInt32 identifier) {
UA_NodeId id; id.namespaceIndex
= nsIndex; id.identifierType
= UA_NODEIDTYPE_NUMERIC; id.identifier.numeric
= identifier;
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_NodeId
UA_NODEID_STRING (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
char
* chars) {
UA_NodeId id; id.namespaceIndex
= nsIndex; id.identifierType
= UA_NODEIDTYPE_STRING; id.identifier.string
= UA_STRING(chars);
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_NodeId
UA_NODEID_STRING_ALLOC (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
const char
* chars) {
UA_NodeId id; id.namespaceIndex
= nsIndex; id.identifierType
= UA_NODEIDTYPE_STRING; id.identifier.string
= UA_STRING_ALLOC(chars);
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_NodeId
UA_NODEID_GUID (UA_UInt16 nsIndex, UA_Guid guid) {
UA_NodeId id; id.namespaceIndex
= nsIndex; id.identifierType
= UA_NODEIDTYPE_GUID; id.identifier.guid
= guid;
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_NodeId
UA_NODEID_BYTESTRING (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
char
* chars) {
UA_NodeId id; id.namespaceIndex
= nsIndex; id.identifierType
= UA_NODEIDTYPE_BYTESTRING; id.identifier.byteString
= UA_BYTESTRING(chars);
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_NodeId
UA_NODEID_BYTESTRING_ALLOC (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
const char
* chars) {
UA_NodeId id; id.namespaceIndex
= nsIndex; id.identifierType
= UA_NODEIDTYPE_BYTESTRING; id.identifier.byteString
= UA_BYTESTRING_ALLOC(chars);
return
id;
}
5.1.19 ExpandedNodeId
A NodeId that allows the namespace URI to be specified instead of an index.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId nodeId;
UA_String namespaceUri;
UA_UInt32 serverIndex;
} UA_ExpandedNodeId;
The following functions are shorthand for creating ExpandedNodeIds.
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static
UA_INLINE UA_ExpandedNodeId
UA_EXPANDEDNODEID_NUMERIC (UA_UInt16 nsIndex, UA_UInt32 identifier) {
UA_ExpandedNodeId id; id.nodeId
= UA_NODEID_NUMERIC(nsIndex, identifier); id.serverIndex
= 0 ; id.namespaceUri
= UA_STRING_NULL;
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_ExpandedNodeId
UA_EXPANDEDNODEID_STRING (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
char
* chars) {
UA_ExpandedNodeId id; id.nodeId
= UA_NODEID_STRING(nsIndex, chars); id.serverIndex
= 0 ; id.namespaceUri
= UA_STRING_NULL;
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_ExpandedNodeId
UA_EXPANDEDNODEID_STRING_ALLOC (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
const char
* chars) {
UA_ExpandedNodeId id; id.nodeId
= UA_NODEID_STRING_ALLOC(nsIndex, chars); id.serverIndex
= 0 ; id.namespaceUri
= UA_STRING_NULL;
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_ExpandedNodeId
UA_EXPANDEDNODEID_STRING_GUID (UA_UInt16 nsIndex, UA_Guid guid) {
UA_ExpandedNodeId id; id.nodeId
= UA_NODEID_GUID(nsIndex, guid); id.serverIndex
= 0 ; id.namespaceUri
= UA_STRING_NULL;
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_ExpandedNodeId
UA_EXPANDEDNODEID_BYTESTRING (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
char
* chars) {
UA_ExpandedNodeId id; id.nodeId
= UA_NODEID_BYTESTRING(nsIndex, chars); id.serverIndex
= 0 ; id.namespaceUri
= UA_STRING_NULL;
return
id;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_ExpandedNodeId
UA_EXPANDEDNODEID_BYTESTRING_ALLOC (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
const char
* chars) {
UA_ExpandedNodeId id; id.nodeId
= UA_NODEID_BYTESTRING_ALLOC(nsIndex, chars); id.serverIndex
= 0 ; id.namespaceUri
= UA_STRING_NULL;
return
id;
}
5.1.20 QualifiedName
A name qualified by a namespace.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt16 namespaceIndex;
UA_String name;
} UA_QualifiedName;
static
UA_INLINE UA_Boolean
UA_QualifiedName_isNull (
const
UA_QualifiedName
* q) {
return
(q -> namespaceIndex == 0 && q -> name.length
== 0 );
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_QualifiedName
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
char
* chars) {
UA_QualifiedName qn; qn.namespaceIndex
= nsIndex; qn.name
= UA_STRING(chars);
return
qn;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_QualifiedName
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME_ALLOC (UA_UInt16 nsIndex,
const char
* chars) {
UA_QualifiedName qn; qn.namespaceIndex
= nsIndex; qn.name
= UA_STRING_ALLOC(chars);
return
qn;
}
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5.1.21 LocalizedText
Human readable text with an optional locale identifier.
typedef struct
{
UA_String locale;
UA_String text;
} UA_LocalizedText;
static
UA_INLINE UA_LocalizedText
UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT (
char
* locale,
char
* text) {
UA_LocalizedText lt; lt.locale
= UA_STRING(locale); lt.text
= UA_STRING(text);
return
lt;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_LocalizedText
UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT_ALLOC (
const char
* locale,
const char
* text) {
UA_LocalizedText lt; lt.locale
= UA_STRING_ALLOC(locale); lt.text
= UA_STRING_ALLOC(text);
return
lt;
}
5.1.22 NumericRange
NumericRanges are used to indicate subsets of a (multidimensional) array. They no official data type in the OPC
UA standard and are transmitted only with a string encoding, such as “1:2,0:3,5”. The colon separates min/max index and the comma separates dimensions. A single value indicates a range with a single element (min==max).
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 min;
UA_UInt32 max;
} UA_NumericRangeDimension;
typedef struct
{
size_t
dimensionsSize;
UA_NumericRangeDimension
* dimensions;
} UA_NumericRange;
5.1.23 Variant
Variants may contain values of any type together with a description of the content. See the section on
on how types are described. The standard mandates that variants contain built-in data types only. If the value is not of a builtin type, it is wrapped into an
. open62541 hides this wrapping transparently
in the encoding layer. If the data type is unknown to the receiver, the variant contains the original ExtensionObject in binary or XML encoding.
Variants may contain a scalar value or an array. For details on the handling of arrays, see the section on
dimension lengths. The actual values are kept in an array of dimensions one. For users who work with higherdimensions arrays directly, keep in mind that dimensions of higher rank are serialized first (the highest rank dimension has stride 1 and elements follow each other directly). Usually it is simplest to interact with higherdimensional arrays via UA_NumericRange descriptions (see
To differentiate between scalar / array variants, the following definition is used. UA_Variant_isScalar provides simplified access to these checks.
• arrayLength == 0 && data == NULL: undefined array of length -1
• arrayLength == 0 && data == UA_EMPTY_ARRAY_SENTINEL: array of length 0
• arrayLength == 0 && data > UA_EMPTY_ARRAY_SENTINEL: scalar value
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• arrayLength > 0: array of the given length
Variants can also be empty. Then, the pointer to the type description is NULL.
/* Forward declaration. See the section on Generic Type Handling */
struct
UA_DataType;
typedef struct
UA_DataType UA_DataType;
#define UA_EMPTY_ARRAY_SENTINEL ((void*)0x01)
typedef enum
{
UA_VARIANT_DATA, /* The data has the same lifecycle as the variant */
UA_VARIANT_DATA_NODELETE /* The data is "borrowed" by the variant and shall not be deleted at the end of the variant's lifecycle. */
} UA_VariantStorageType;
typedef struct
{
const
UA_DataType
* type; /* The data type description */
UA_VariantStorageType storageType;
size_t void
arrayLength;
* data;
/* The number of elements in the data array */
/* Points to the scalar or array data */
size_t
arrayDimensionsSize; /* The number of dimensions */
UA_UInt32
* arrayDimensions; /* The length of each dimension */
} UA_Variant;
/* Returns true if the variant has no value defined (contains neither an array
* nor a scalar value).
*
* @param v The variant
* @return Is the variant empty */
static
UA_INLINE UA_Boolean
UA_Variant_isEmpty (
const
UA_Variant
* v) {
return
v -> type == NULL ;
}
/* Returns true if the variant contains a scalar value. Note that empty variants
* contain an array of length -1 (undefined).
*
* @param v The variant
* @return Does the variant contain a scalar value */
static
UA_INLINE UA_Boolean
UA_Variant_isScalar (
const
UA_Variant
* v) {
return
(v -> arrayLength == 0 && v -> data > UA_EMPTY_ARRAY_SENTINEL);
}
/* Returns true if the variant contains a scalar value of the given type.
*
* @param v The variant
* @param type The data type
* @return Does the variant contain a scalar value of the given type */
static
UA_INLINE UA_Boolean
UA_Variant_hasScalarType (
const
UA_Variant
* v,
const
UA_DataType
* type) {
return
UA_Variant_isScalar(v) && type == v -> type;
}
/* Returns true if the variant contains an array of the given type.
*
* @param v The variant
* @param type The data type
* @return Does the variant contain an array of the given type */
static
UA_INLINE UA_Boolean
UA_Variant_hasArrayType (
const
UA_Variant
* v,
const
UA_DataType
* type) {
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( !
UA_Variant_isScalar(v)) && type == v -> type;
}
/* Set the variant to a scalar value that already resides in memory. The value
* takes on the lifecycle of the variant and is deleted with it.
*
* @param v The variant
* @param p A pointer to the value data
* @param type The datatype of the value in question */
void
UA_Variant_setScalar (UA_Variant
* v,
void
* p,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
/* Set the variant to a scalar value that is copied from an existing variable.
* @param v The variant
* @param p A pointer to the value data
* @param type The datatype of the value
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Variant_setScalarCopy (UA_Variant
* v,
const void
* p,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
/* Set the variant to an array that already resides in memory. The array takes
* on the lifecycle of the variant and is deleted with it.
*
* @param v The variant
* @param array A pointer to the array data
* @param arraySize The size of the array
* @param type The datatype of the array */
void
UA_Variant_setArray (UA_Variant
* v,
void
* array,
size_t
arraySize,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
/* Set the variant to an array that is copied from an existing array.
*
* @param v The variant
* @param array A pointer to the array data
* @param arraySize The size of the array
* @param type The datatype of the array
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Variant_setArrayCopy (UA_Variant
* v,
const void
* array,
size_t
arraySize,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
/* Copy the variant, but use only a subset of the (multidimensional) array into
* a variant. Returns an error code if the variant is not an array or if the
* indicated range does not fit.
*
* @param src The source variant
* @param dst The target variant
* @param range The range of the copied data
* @return Returns UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD or an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Variant_copyRange (
const
UA_Variant
* src, UA_Variant
const
UA_NumericRange range);
* dst,
/* Insert a range of data into an existing variant. The data array can't be
* reused afterwards if it contains types without a fixed size (e.g. strings)
* since the members are moved into the variant and take on its lifecycle.
*
* @param v The variant
* @param dataArray The data array. The type must match the variant
* @param dataArraySize The length of the data array. This is checked to match
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* @param range The range of where the new data is inserted
* @return Returns UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD or an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Variant_setRange (UA_Variant
* v,
void
* array,
size_t
arraySize,
const
UA_NumericRange range);
/* Deep-copy a range of data into an existing variant.
*
* @param v The variant
* @param dataArray The data array. The type must match the variant
* @param dataArraySize The length of the data array. This is checked to match
* the range size.
* @param range The range of where the new data is inserted
* @return Returns UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD or an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Variant_setRangeCopy (UA_Variant
* v,
const void
* array,
size_t
arraySize,
const
UA_NumericRange range);
5.1.24 ExtensionObject
ExtensionObjects may contain scalars of any data type. Even those that are unknown to the receiver. See the section on
on how types are described. If the received data type is unkown, the encoded string and target NodeId is stored instead of the decoded value.
typedef enum
{
UA_EXTENSIONOBJECT_ENCODED_NOBODY = 0 ,
UA_EXTENSIONOBJECT_ENCODED_BYTESTRING = 1 ,
UA_EXTENSIONOBJECT_ENCODED_XML = 2 ,
UA_EXTENSIONOBJECT_DECODED
UA_EXTENSIONOBJECT_DECODED_NODELETE
= 3 ,
= 4 /* Don't delete the content together with the
ExtensionObject */
} UA_ExtensionObjectEncoding;
typedef struct
{
UA_ExtensionObjectEncoding encoding;
union
{
struct
{
UA_NodeId typeId; /* The nodeid of the datatype */
UA_ByteString body; /* The bytestring of the encoded data */
} encoded;
struct
{
const
UA_DataType
* type;
void
* data;
} decoded;
} content;
} UA_ExtensionObject;
5.1.25 DataValue
A data value with an associated status code and timestamps.
typedef struct
{
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
hasValue hasStatus hasSourceTimestamp
: 1 ;
: 1 ;
: 1 ;
hasServerTimestamp
: 1 ;
hasSourcePicoseconds
: 1 ;
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UA_Boolean
hasServerPicoseconds
: 1 ;
UA_Variant value;
UA_StatusCode status;
UA_DateTime sourceTimestamp;
UA_UInt16 sourcePicoseconds;
UA_DateTime serverTimestamp;
UA_UInt16
} UA_DataValue; serverPicoseconds;
5.1.26 DiagnosticInfo
A structure that contains detailed error and diagnostic information associated with a StatusCode.
typedef struct
UA_DiagnosticInfo {
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Boolean
UA_Int32
UA_Int32
hasSymbolicId hasNamespaceUri hasLocalizedText hasLocale hasAdditionalInfo
: 1 ;
: 1 ;
: 1 ;
: 1 ;
: 1 ;
hasInnerStatusCode
: 1 ;
hasInnerDiagnosticInfo
: 1 ; symbolicId; namespaceUri;
UA_Int32
UA_Int32 localizedText; locale;
UA_String additionalInfo;
UA_StatusCode innerStatusCode;
struct
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* innerDiagnosticInfo;
} UA_DiagnosticInfo;
All information about a (builtin/structured) data type is stored in a UA_DataType. The array UA_TYPES contains the description of all standard-defined types. This type description is used for the following generic operations that work on all types:
• void T_init(T *ptr): Initialize the data type. This is synonymous with zeroing out the memory, i.e.
memset(ptr, 0, sizeof(T))
.
• T* T_new(): Allocate and return the memory for the data type. The value is already initialized.
• UA_StatusCode T_copy(const T *src, T *dst): Copy the content of the data type. Returns
UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD or UA_STATUSCODE_BADOUTOFMEMORY.
• void T_deleteMembers(T *ptr): Delete the dynamically allocated content of the data type and perform a T_init to reset the type.
• void T_delete(T *ptr): Delete the content of the data type and the memory for the data type itself.
Specializations, such as UA_Int32_new() are derived from the generic type operations as static inline functions.
typedef struct
{
#ifdef UA_ENABLE_TYPENAMES
const char
* memberName;
#endif
UA_UInt16 memberTypeIndex;
UA_Byte padding;
/* Index of the member in the array of data types */
/* How much padding is there before this member element? For arrays this is the
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isArray
} UA_DataTypeMember; padding before the size_t lenght member.
(No padding between size_t and the following ptr.) */
UA_Boolean
namespaceZero
: 1 ; /* The type of the member is defined in namespace zero. In this implementation, types from custom namespace may contain members from the same namespace or namespace zero only.*/
: 1 ; /* The member is an array */
struct
UA_DataType {
#ifdef UA_ENABLE_TYPENAMES
const char
* typeName;
#endif
UA_NodeId
UA_UInt16
UA_UInt16
UA_Byte
UA_Boolean typeId; memSize; typeIndex; membersSize;
builtin
/* The nodeid of the type */
/* Size of the struct in memory */
/* Index of the type in the datatypetable */
/* How many members does the type have? */
: 1 ; /* The type is "builtin" and has dedicated deand encoding functions */
UA_Boolean
pointerFree
: 1 ; /* The type (and its members) contains no pointers that need to be freed */
UA_Boolean
overlayable
: 1 ; /* The type has the identical memory layout in memory and on the binary stream. */
UA_UInt16 binaryEncodingId; /* NodeId of datatype when encoded as binary */
//UA_UInt16 xmlEncodingId; /* NodeId of datatype when encoded as XML */
UA_DataTypeMember
* members;
};
Builtin data types can be accessed as UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_XXX], where XXX is the name of the data type.
If only the NodeId of a type is known, use the following method to retrieve the data type description.
/* Returns the data type description for the type's identifier or NULL if no
* matching data type was found. */
const
UA_DataType
*
UA_findDataType (
const
UA_NodeId
* typeId);
The following functions are used for generic handling of data types.
/* Allocates and initializes a variable of type dataType
*
* @param type The datatype description
* @return Returns the memory location of the variable or NULL if no
* memory could be allocated */
void
*
UA_new (
const
UA_DataType
* type);
/* Initializes a variable to default values
*
* @param p The memory location of the variable
* @param type The datatype description */
static
UA_INLINE
void
UA_init (
void
* p,
const
UA_DataType
* type) { memset(p, 0 , type -> memSize);
}
/* Copies the content of two variables. If copying fails (e.g. because no memory
* was available for an array), then dst is emptied and initialized to prevent
* memory leaks.
*
* @param src The memory location of the source variable
* @param dst The memory location of the destination variable
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* @param type The datatype description
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_copy (
const void
* src,
void
* dst,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
/* Deletes the dynamically allocated content of a variable (e.g. resets all
* arrays to undefined arrays). Afterwards, the variable can be safely deleted
* without causing memory leaks. But the variable is not initialized and may
* contain old data that is not memory-relevant.
*
* @param p The memory location of the variable
* @param type The datatype description of the variable */
void
UA_deleteMembers (
void
* p,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
/* Frees a variable and all of its content.
*
* @param p The memory location of the variable
* @param type The datatype description of the variable */
void
UA_delete (
void
* p,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
In OPC UA, arrays can have a length of zero or more with the usual meaning. In addition, arrays can be undefined.
Then, they don’t even have a length. In the binary encoding, this is indicated by an array of length -1.
In open62541 however, we use size_t for array lengths. An undefined array has length 0 and the data pointer is
NULL
. An array of length 0 also has length 0 but a data pointer UA_EMPTY_ARRAY_SENTINEL.
/* Allocates and initializes an array of variables of a specific type
*
* @param size The requested array length
* @param type The datatype description
* @return Returns the memory location of the variable or NULL if no memory could be allocated */
void
*
UA_Array_new (
size_t
size,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
/* Allocates and copies an array
*
* @param src The memory location of the source array
* @param size The size of the array
* @param dst The location of the pointer to the new array
* @param type The datatype of the array members
* @return Returns UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD or UA_STATUSCODE_BADOUTOFMEMORY */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Array_copy (
const void
* src,
size_t
size,
void const
UA_DataType
* type);
** dst,
/* Deletes an array.
*
* @param p The memory location of the array
* @param size The size of the array
* @param type The datatype of the array members */
void
UA_Array_delete (
void
* p,
size_t
size,
const
UA_DataType
* type);
If UA_ENABLE_MULTITHREADING is defined, then the seed is stored in thread local storage. The seed is initialized for every thread in the server/client.
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void
UA_random_seed (UA_UInt64 seed);
UA_UInt32 UA_UInt32_random (
void
); /* no cryptographic entropy */
UA_Guid UA_Guid_random (
void
); /* no cryptographic entropy */
The following data types were auto-generated from a definition in XML format.
Every type is assigned an index in an array containing the type descriptions. These descriptions are used during type handling (copying, deletion, binary encoding, . . . ).
#define UA_TYPES_COUNT 181
extern const
UA_DataType UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_COUNT];
5.5.1 Boolean
#define UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN 0
5.5.2 SByte
#define UA_TYPES_SBYTE 1
5.5.3 Byte
#define UA_TYPES_BYTE 2
5.5.4 Int16
#define UA_TYPES_INT16 3
5.5.5 UInt16
#define UA_TYPES_UINT16 4
5.5.6 Int32
#define UA_TYPES_INT32 5
5.5.7 UInt32
#define UA_TYPES_UINT32 6
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5.5.8 Int64
#define UA_TYPES_INT64 7
5.5.9 UInt64
#define UA_TYPES_UINT64 8
5.5.10 Float
#define UA_TYPES_FLOAT 9
5.5.11 Double
#define UA_TYPES_DOUBLE 10
5.5.12 String
#define UA_TYPES_STRING 11
5.5.13 DateTime
#define UA_TYPES_DATETIME 12
5.5.14 Guid
#define UA_TYPES_GUID 13
5.5.15 ByteString
#define UA_TYPES_BYTESTRING 14
5.5.16 XmlElement
#define UA_TYPES_XMLELEMENT 15
5.5.17 NodeId
#define UA_TYPES_NODEID 16
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5.5.18 ExpandedNodeId
#define UA_TYPES_EXPANDEDNODEID 17
5.5.19 StatusCode
#define UA_TYPES_STATUSCODE 18
5.5.20 QualifiedName
#define UA_TYPES_QUALIFIEDNAME 19
5.5.21 LocalizedText
#define UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT 20
5.5.22 ExtensionObject
#define UA_TYPES_EXTENSIONOBJECT 21
5.5.23 DataValue
#define UA_TYPES_DATAVALUE 22
5.5.24 Variant
#define UA_TYPES_VARIANT 23
5.5.25 DiagnosticInfo
#define UA_TYPES_DIAGNOSTICINFO 24
5.5.26 SignedSoftwareCertificate
A software certificate with a digital signature.
typedef struct
{
UA_ByteString certificateData;
UA_ByteString signature;
} UA_SignedSoftwareCertificate;
#define UA_TYPES_SIGNEDSOFTWARECERTIFICATE 25
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{
UA_StatusCode status;
UA_DiagnosticInfo diagnosticInfo;
} UA_StatusChangeNotification;
#define UA_TYPES_STATUSCHANGENOTIFICATION 26
5.5.28 BrowsePathTarget
The target of the translated path.
typedef struct
{
UA_ExpandedNodeId targetId;
UA_UInt32 remainingPathIndex;
} UA_BrowsePathTarget;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSEPATHTARGET 27
5.5.29 ViewAttributes
The attributes for a view node.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
UA_Boolean containsNoLoops;
UA_Byte eventNotifier;
} UA_ViewAttributes;
#define UA_TYPES_VIEWATTRIBUTES 28
5.5.30 BrowseResultMask
A bit mask which specifies what should be returned in a browse response.
typedef enum
{
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_NONE = 0 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_REFERENCETYPEID = 1 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_ISFORWARD = 2 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_NODECLASS = 4 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_BROWSENAME = 8 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_DISPLAYNAME = 16 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_TYPEDEFINITION = 32 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_ALL = 63 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_REFERENCETYPEINFO = 3 ,
UA_BROWSERESULTMASK_TARGETINFO = 60
} UA_BrowseResultMask;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSERESULTMASK 29
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5.5.31 RequestHeader
The header passed with every server request.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId authenticationToken;
UA_DateTime timestamp;
UA_UInt32 requestHandle;
UA_UInt32 returnDiagnostics;
UA_String auditEntryId;
UA_UInt32 timeoutHint;
UA_ExtensionObject additionalHeader;
} UA_RequestHeader;
#define UA_TYPES_REQUESTHEADER 30
5.5.32 MonitoredItemModifyResult typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode statusCode;
UA_Double revisedSamplingInterval;
UA_UInt32 revisedQueueSize;
UA_ExtensionObject filterResult;
} UA_MonitoredItemModifyResult;
#define UA_TYPES_MONITOREDITEMMODIFYRESULT 31
5.5.33 CloseSecureChannelRequest
Closes a secure channel.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
} UA_CloseSecureChannelRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_CLOSESECURECHANNELREQUEST 32
5.5.34 AddNodesResult
A result of an add node operation.
typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode statusCode;
UA_NodeId addedNodeId;
} UA_AddNodesResult;
#define UA_TYPES_ADDNODESRESULT 33
5.5.35 VariableAttributes
The attributes for a variable node.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
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UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
UA_Variant value;
UA_NodeId dataType;
UA_Int32 valueRank;
size_t
arrayDimensionsSize;
UA_UInt32
* arrayDimensions;
UA_Byte accessLevel;
UA_Byte userAccessLevel;
UA_Double minimumSamplingInterval;
UA_Boolean historizing;
} UA_VariableAttributes;
#define UA_TYPES_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES 34
5.5.36 NotificationMessage typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 sequenceNumber;
UA_DateTime publishTime;
size_t
notificationDataSize;
UA_ExtensionObject
* notificationData;
} UA_NotificationMessage;
#define UA_TYPES_NOTIFICATIONMESSAGE 35
5.5.37 FindServersOnNetworkRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_UInt32 startingRecordId;
UA_UInt32 maxRecordsToReturn;
size_t
serverCapabilityFilterSize;
UA_String
* serverCapabilityFilter;
} UA_FindServersOnNetworkRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_FINDSERVERSONNETWORKREQUEST 36
5.5.38 EventFieldList typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 clientHandle;
size_t
eventFieldsSize;
UA_Variant
* eventFields;
} UA_EventFieldList;
#define UA_TYPES_EVENTFIELDLIST 37
5.5.39 NodeAttributesMask
The bits used to specify default attributes for a new node.
typedef enum
{
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_NONE = 0 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_ACCESSLEVEL = 1 ,
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UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_ARRAYDIMENSIONS = 2 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_BROWSENAME = 4 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_CONTAINSNOLOOPS = 8 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_DATATYPE = 16 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_DESCRIPTION = 32 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_DISPLAYNAME = 64 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_EVENTNOTIFIER = 128 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_EXECUTABLE = 256 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_HISTORIZING = 512 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_INVERSENAME = 1024 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_ISABSTRACT = 2048 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_MINIMUMSAMPLINGINTERVAL = 4096 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_NODECLASS = 8192 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_NODEID = 16384 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_SYMMETRIC = 32768 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_USERACCESSLEVEL = 65536 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_USEREXECUTABLE = 131072 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_USERWRITEMASK = 262144 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_VALUERANK = 524288 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_WRITEMASK = 1048576 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_VALUE = 2097152 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_ALL = 4194303 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_BASENODE = 1335396 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_OBJECT = 1335524 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_OBJECTTYPEORDATATYPE = 1337444 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_VARIABLE = 4026999 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_VARIABLETYPE = 3958902 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_METHOD = 1466724 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_REFERENCETYPE = 1371236 ,
UA_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_VIEW = 1335532
} UA_NodeAttributesMask;
#define UA_TYPES_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK 38
5.5.40 MonitoringMode typedef enum
{
UA_MONITORINGMODE_DISABLED = 0 ,
UA_MONITORINGMODE_SAMPLING = 1 ,
UA_MONITORINGMODE_REPORTING = 2
} UA_MonitoringMode;
#define UA_TYPES_MONITORINGMODE 39
5.5.41 MdnsDiscoveryConfiguration
The discovery information needed for mDNS registration.
typedef struct
{
UA_String mdnsServerName;
size_t
serverCapabilitiesSize;
UA_String
* serverCapabilities;
} UA_MdnsDiscoveryConfiguration;
#define UA_TYPES_MDNSDISCOVERYCONFIGURATION 40
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5.5.42 CallMethodResult typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode statusCode;
size_t
inputArgumentResultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* inputArgumentResults;
size_t
inputArgumentDiagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* inputArgumentDiagnosticInfos;
size_t
outputArgumentsSize;
UA_Variant
* outputArguments;
} UA_CallMethodResult;
#define UA_TYPES_CALLMETHODRESULT 41
5.5.43 ParsingResult typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode statusCode;
size_t
dataStatusCodesSize;
UA_StatusCode
* dataStatusCodes;
size_t
dataDiagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* dataDiagnosticInfos;
} UA_ParsingResult;
#define UA_TYPES_PARSINGRESULT 42
5.5.44 RelativePathElement
An element in a relative path.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId;
UA_Boolean isInverse;
UA_Boolean includeSubtypes;
UA_QualifiedName targetName;
} UA_RelativePathElement;
#define UA_TYPES_RELATIVEPATHELEMENT 43
5.5.45 BrowseDirection
The directions of the references to return.
typedef enum
{
UA_BROWSEDIRECTION_FORWARD = 0 ,
UA_BROWSEDIRECTION_INVERSE = 1 ,
UA_BROWSEDIRECTION_BOTH = 2 ,
UA_BROWSEDIRECTION_INVALID = 3
} UA_BrowseDirection;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSEDIRECTION 44
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5.5.46 CallMethodRequest typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId objectId;
UA_NodeId methodId;
size_t
inputArgumentsSize;
UA_Variant
* inputArguments;
} UA_CallMethodRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_CALLMETHODREQUEST 45
5.5.47 EventNotificationList typedef struct
{
size_t
eventsSize;
UA_EventFieldList
* events;
} UA_EventNotificationList;
#define UA_TYPES_EVENTNOTIFICATIONLIST 46
5.5.48 UnregisterNodesRequest
Unregisters one or more previously registered nodes.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
nodesToUnregisterSize;
UA_NodeId
* nodesToUnregister;
} UA_UnregisterNodesRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_UNREGISTERNODESREQUEST 47
5.5.49 ContentFilterElementResult typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode statusCode;
size_t
operandStatusCodesSize;
UA_StatusCode
* operandStatusCodes;
size_t
operandDiagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* operandDiagnosticInfos;
} UA_ContentFilterElementResult;
#define UA_TYPES_CONTENTFILTERELEMENTRESULT 48
5.5.50 SimpleAttributeOperand typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId typeDefinitionId;
size_t
browsePathSize;
UA_QualifiedName
* browsePath;
UA_UInt32 attributeId;
UA_String indexRange;
} UA_SimpleAttributeOperand;
#define UA_TYPES_SIMPLEATTRIBUTEOPERAND 49
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5.5.51 QueryDataSet typedef struct
{
UA_ExpandedNodeId nodeId;
UA_ExpandedNodeId typeDefinitionNode;
size_t
valuesSize;
UA_Variant
* values;
} UA_QueryDataSet;
#define UA_TYPES_QUERYDATASET 50
5.5.52 AnonymousIdentityToken
A token representing an anonymous user.
typedef struct
{
UA_String policyId;
} UA_AnonymousIdentityToken;
#define UA_TYPES_ANONYMOUSIDENTITYTOKEN 51
5.5.53 SetPublishingModeRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_Boolean publishingEnabled;
size_t
subscriptionIdsSize;
UA_UInt32
* subscriptionIds;
} UA_SetPublishingModeRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_SETPUBLISHINGMODEREQUEST 52
5.5.54 TimestampsToReturn typedef enum
{
UA_TIMESTAMPSTORETURN_SOURCE = 0 ,
UA_TIMESTAMPSTORETURN_SERVER = 1 ,
UA_TIMESTAMPSTORETURN_BOTH = 2 ,
UA_TIMESTAMPSTORETURN_NEITHER = 3 ,
UA_TIMESTAMPSTORETURN_INVALID = 4
} UA_TimestampsToReturn;
#define UA_TYPES_TIMESTAMPSTORETURN 53
5.5.55 MonitoringFilter typedef void
*
UA_MonitoringFilter;
#define UA_TYPES_MONITORINGFILTER 54
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5.5.56 CallRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
methodsToCallSize;
UA_CallMethodRequest
* methodsToCall;
} UA_CallRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_CALLREQUEST 55
5.5.57 MethodAttributes
The attributes for a method node.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
UA_Boolean executable;
UA_Boolean userExecutable;
} UA_MethodAttributes;
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5.5.58 DeleteReferencesItem
A request to delete a node from the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId sourceNodeId;
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId;
UA_Boolean isForward;
UA_ExpandedNodeId targetNodeId;
UA_Boolean deleteBidirectional;
} UA_DeleteReferencesItem;
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5.5.59 WriteValue typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId nodeId;
UA_UInt32 attributeId;
UA_String indexRange;
UA_DataValue value;
} UA_WriteValue;
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typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode statusCode;
UA_UInt32 monitoredItemId;
UA_Double revisedSamplingInterval;
UA_UInt32 revisedQueueSize;
UA_ExtensionObject filterResult;
} UA_MonitoredItemCreateResult;
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5.5.61 MessageSecurityMode
The type of security to use on a message.
typedef enum
{
UA_MESSAGESECURITYMODE_INVALID = 0 ,
UA_MESSAGESECURITYMODE_NONE = 1 ,
UA_MESSAGESECURITYMODE_SIGN = 2 ,
UA_MESSAGESECURITYMODE_SIGNANDENCRYPT = 3
} UA_MessageSecurityMode;
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5.5.62 MonitoringParameters typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 clientHandle;
UA_Double samplingInterval;
UA_ExtensionObject filter;
UA_UInt32 queueSize;
UA_Boolean discardOldest;
} UA_MonitoringParameters;
#define UA_TYPES_MONITORINGPARAMETERS 61
5.5.63 SignatureData
A digital signature.
typedef struct
{
UA_String algorithm;
UA_ByteString signature;
} UA_SignatureData;
#define UA_TYPES_SIGNATUREDATA 62
5.5.64 ReferenceNode
Specifies a reference which belongs to a node.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId;
UA_Boolean isInverse;
UA_ExpandedNodeId targetId;
} UA_ReferenceNode;
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5.5.65 Argument
An argument for a method.
typedef struct
{
UA_String name;
UA_NodeId dataType;
UA_Int32 valueRank;
size_t
arrayDimensionsSize;
UA_UInt32
* arrayDimensions;
UA_LocalizedText description;
} UA_Argument;
#define UA_TYPES_ARGUMENT 64
5.5.66 UserIdentityToken
A base type for a user identity token.
typedef struct
{
UA_String policyId;
} UA_UserIdentityToken;
#define UA_TYPES_USERIDENTITYTOKEN 65
5.5.67 ObjectTypeAttributes
The attributes for an object type node.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
UA_Boolean isAbstract;
} UA_ObjectTypeAttributes;
#define UA_TYPES_OBJECTTYPEATTRIBUTES 66
5.5.68 DeadbandType typedef enum
{
UA_DEADBANDTYPE_NONE = 0 ,
UA_DEADBANDTYPE_ABSOLUTE = 1 ,
UA_DEADBANDTYPE_PERCENT = 2
} UA_DeadbandType;
#define UA_TYPES_DEADBANDTYPE 67
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5.5.69 SecurityTokenRequestType
Indicates whether a token if being created or renewed.
typedef enum
{
UA_SECURITYTOKENREQUESTTYPE_ISSUE = 0 ,
UA_SECURITYTOKENREQUESTTYPE_RENEW = 1
} UA_SecurityTokenRequestType;
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5.5.70 DataChangeTrigger typedef enum
{
UA_DATACHANGETRIGGER_STATUS = 0 ,
UA_DATACHANGETRIGGER_STATUSVALUE = 1 ,
UA_DATACHANGETRIGGER_STATUSVALUETIMESTAMP = 2
} UA_DataChangeTrigger;
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5.5.71 BuildInfo typedef struct
{
UA_String productUri;
UA_String manufacturerName;
UA_String productName;
UA_String softwareVersion;
UA_String buildNumber;
UA_DateTime buildDate;
} UA_BuildInfo;
#define UA_TYPES_BUILDINFO 70
5.5.72 NodeClass
A mask specifying the class of the node.
typedef enum
{
UA_NODECLASS_UNSPECIFIED = 0 ,
UA_NODECLASS_OBJECT = 1 ,
UA_NODECLASS_VARIABLE = 2 ,
UA_NODECLASS_METHOD = 4 ,
UA_NODECLASS_OBJECTTYPE = 8 ,
UA_NODECLASS_VARIABLETYPE = 16 ,
UA_NODECLASS_REFERENCETYPE = 32 ,
UA_NODECLASS_DATATYPE = 64 ,
UA_NODECLASS_VIEW = 128
} UA_NodeClass;
#define UA_TYPES_NODECLASS 71
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*
UA_FilterOperand;
#define UA_TYPES_FILTEROPERAND 72
5.5.74 ChannelSecurityToken
The token that identifies a set of keys for an active secure channel.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 channelId;
UA_UInt32 tokenId;
UA_DateTime createdAt;
UA_UInt32 revisedLifetime;
} UA_ChannelSecurityToken;
#define UA_TYPES_CHANNELSECURITYTOKEN 73
5.5.75 MonitoredItemNotification typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 clientHandle;
UA_DataValue value;
} UA_MonitoredItemNotification;
#define UA_TYPES_MONITOREDITEMNOTIFICATION 74
5.5.76 DeleteNodesItem
A request to delete a node to the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId nodeId;
UA_Boolean deleteTargetReferences;
} UA_DeleteNodesItem;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETENODESITEM 75
5.5.77 SubscriptionAcknowledgement typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
UA_UInt32 sequenceNumber;
} UA_SubscriptionAcknowledgement;
#define UA_TYPES_SUBSCRIPTIONACKNOWLEDGEMENT 76
5.5.78 ReadValueId typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId nodeId;
UA_UInt32 attributeId;
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UA_String indexRange;
UA_QualifiedName dataEncoding;
} UA_ReadValueId;
#define UA_TYPES_READVALUEID 77
5.5.79 DataTypeAttributes
The attributes for a data type node.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
UA_Boolean isAbstract;
} UA_DataTypeAttributes;
#define UA_TYPES_DATATYPEATTRIBUTES 78
5.5.80 ResponseHeader
The header passed with every server response.
typedef struct
{
UA_DateTime timestamp;
UA_UInt32 requestHandle;
UA_StatusCode serviceResult;
UA_DiagnosticInfo serviceDiagnostics;
size_t
stringTableSize;
UA_String
* stringTable;
UA_ExtensionObject additionalHeader;
} UA_ResponseHeader;
#define UA_TYPES_RESPONSEHEADER 79
5.5.81 DeleteSubscriptionsRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
subscriptionIdsSize;
UA_UInt32
* subscriptionIds;
} UA_DeleteSubscriptionsRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSREQUEST 80
5.5.82 ViewDescription
The view to browse.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId viewId;
UA_DateTime timestamp;
UA_UInt32 viewVersion;
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#define UA_TYPES_VIEWDESCRIPTION 81
5.5.83 ServerOnNetwork typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 recordId;
UA_String serverName;
UA_String discoveryUrl;
size_t
serverCapabilitiesSize;
UA_String
* serverCapabilities;
} UA_ServerOnNetwork;
#define UA_TYPES_SERVERONNETWORK 82
5.5.84 DeleteMonitoredItemsResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_DeleteMonitoredItemsResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE 83
5.5.85 FindServersOnNetworkResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
UA_DateTime lastCounterResetTime;
size_t
serversSize;
UA_ServerOnNetwork
* servers;
} UA_FindServersOnNetworkResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_FINDSERVERSONNETWORKRESPONSE 84
5.5.86 NodeAttributes
The base attributes for all nodes.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
} UA_NodeAttributes;
#define UA_TYPES_NODEATTRIBUTES 85
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Registers one or more nodes for repeated use within a session.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
nodesToRegisterSize;
UA_NodeId
* nodesToRegister;
} UA_RegisterNodesRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_REGISTERNODESREQUEST 86
5.5.88 DeleteNodesRequest
Delete one or more nodes from the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
nodesToDeleteSize;
UA_DeleteNodesItem
* nodesToDelete;
} UA_DeleteNodesRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETENODESREQUEST 87
5.5.89 PublishResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
size_t
availableSequenceNumbersSize;
UA_UInt32
* availableSequenceNumbers;
UA_Boolean moreNotifications;
UA_NotificationMessage notificationMessage;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_PublishResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_PUBLISHRESPONSE 88
5.5.90 MonitoredItemModifyRequest typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 monitoredItemId;
UA_MonitoringParameters requestedParameters;
} UA_MonitoredItemModifyRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_MONITOREDITEMMODIFYREQUEST 89
5.5.91 UserNameIdentityToken
A token representing a user identified by a user name and password.
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typedef struct
{
UA_String policyId;
UA_String userName;
UA_ByteString password;
UA_String encryptionAlgorithm;
} UA_UserNameIdentityToken;
#define UA_TYPES_USERNAMEIDENTITYTOKEN 90
5.5.92 IdType
The type of identifier used in a node id.
typedef enum
{
UA_IDTYPE_NUMERIC = 0 ,
UA_IDTYPE_STRING = 1 ,
UA_IDTYPE_GUID = 2 ,
UA_IDTYPE_OPAQUE = 3
} UA_IdType;
#define UA_TYPES_IDTYPE 91
5.5.93 UserTokenType
The possible user token types.
typedef enum
{
UA_USERTOKENTYPE_ANONYMOUS = 0 ,
UA_USERTOKENTYPE_USERNAME = 1 ,
UA_USERTOKENTYPE_CERTIFICATE = 2 ,
UA_USERTOKENTYPE_ISSUEDTOKEN = 3
} UA_UserTokenType;
#define UA_TYPES_USERTOKENTYPE 92
5.5.94 ActivateSessionRequest
Activates a session with the server.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_SignatureData clientSignature;
size_t
clientSoftwareCertificatesSize;
UA_SignedSoftwareCertificate
* clientSoftwareCertificates;
size_t
localeIdsSize;
UA_String
* localeIds;
UA_ExtensionObject userIdentityToken;
UA_SignatureData userTokenSignature;
} UA_ActivateSessionRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_ACTIVATESESSIONREQUEST 93
5.5.95 OpenSecureChannelResponse
Creates a secure channel with a server.
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typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
UA_UInt32 serverProtocolVersion;
UA_ChannelSecurityToken securityToken;
UA_ByteString serverNonce;
} UA_OpenSecureChannelResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_OPENSECURECHANNELRESPONSE 94
5.5.96 ApplicationType
The types of applications.
typedef enum
{
UA_APPLICATIONTYPE_SERVER = 0 ,
UA_APPLICATIONTYPE_CLIENT = 1 ,
UA_APPLICATIONTYPE_CLIENTANDSERVER = 2 ,
UA_APPLICATIONTYPE_DISCOVERYSERVER = 3
} UA_ApplicationType;
#define UA_TYPES_APPLICATIONTYPE 95
5.5.97 ServerState typedef enum
{
UA_SERVERSTATE_RUNNING = 0 ,
UA_SERVERSTATE_FAILED = 1 ,
UA_SERVERSTATE_NOCONFIGURATION = 2 ,
UA_SERVERSTATE_SUSPENDED = 3 ,
UA_SERVERSTATE_SHUTDOWN = 4 ,
UA_SERVERSTATE_TEST = 5 ,
UA_SERVERSTATE_COMMUNICATIONFAULT = 6 ,
UA_SERVERSTATE_UNKNOWN = 7
} UA_ServerState;
#define UA_TYPES_SERVERSTATE 96
5.5.98 QueryNextResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
queryDataSetsSize;
UA_QueryDataSet
* queryDataSets;
UA_ByteString revisedContinuationPoint;
} UA_QueryNextResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_QUERYNEXTRESPONSE 97
5.5.99 DiscoveryConfiguration
A base type for discovery configuration information.
typedef void
*
UA_DiscoveryConfiguration;
#define UA_TYPES_DISCOVERYCONFIGURATION 98
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5.5.100 ActivateSessionResponse
Activates a session with the server.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
UA_ByteString serverNonce;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_ActivateSessionResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_ACTIVATESESSIONRESPONSE 99
5.5.101 FilterOperator typedef enum
{
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_EQUALS = 0 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_ISNULL = 1 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_GREATERTHAN = 2 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_LESSTHAN = 3 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_GREATERTHANOREQUAL = 4 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_LESSTHANOREQUAL = 5 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_LIKE = 6 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_NOT = 7 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_BETWEEN = 8 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_INLIST = 9 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_AND = 10 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_OR = 11 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_CAST = 12 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_INVIEW = 13 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_OFTYPE = 14 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_RELATEDTO = 15 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_BITWISEAND = 16 ,
UA_FILTEROPERATOR_BITWISEOR = 17
} UA_FilterOperator;
#define UA_TYPES_FILTEROPERATOR 100
5.5.102 QueryNextRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_Boolean releaseContinuationPoint;
UA_ByteString continuationPoint;
} UA_QueryNextRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_QUERYNEXTREQUEST 101
5.5.103 WriteResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
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UA_DiagnosticInfo
} UA_WriteResponse;
* diagnosticInfos;
#define UA_TYPES_WRITERESPONSE 102
5.5.104 BrowseNextRequest
Continues one or more browse operations.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_Boolean releaseContinuationPoints;
size_t
continuationPointsSize;
UA_ByteString
* continuationPoints;
} UA_BrowseNextRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSENEXTREQUEST 103
5.5.105 CreateSubscriptionRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_Double requestedPublishingInterval;
UA_UInt32 requestedLifetimeCount;
UA_UInt32 requestedMaxKeepAliveCount;
UA_UInt32 maxNotificationsPerPublish;
UA_Boolean publishingEnabled;
UA_Byte priority;
} UA_CreateSubscriptionRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST 104
5.5.106 VariableTypeAttributes
The attributes for a variable type node.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
UA_Variant value;
UA_NodeId dataType;
UA_Int32 valueRank;
size_t
arrayDimensionsSize;
UA_UInt32
* arrayDimensions;
UA_Boolean isAbstract;
} UA_VariableTypeAttributes;
#define UA_TYPES_VARIABLETYPEATTRIBUTES 105
5.5.107 BrowsePathResult
The result of a translate opearation.
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typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode statusCode;
size_t
targetsSize;
UA_BrowsePathTarget
* targets;
} UA_BrowsePathResult;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSEPATHRESULT 106
5.5.108 ModifySubscriptionResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
UA_Double revisedPublishingInterval;
UA_UInt32 revisedLifetimeCount;
UA_UInt32 revisedMaxKeepAliveCount;
} UA_ModifySubscriptionResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE 107
5.5.109 OpenSecureChannelRequest
Creates a secure channel with a server.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_UInt32 clientProtocolVersion;
UA_SecurityTokenRequestType requestType;
UA_MessageSecurityMode securityMode;
UA_ByteString clientNonce;
UA_UInt32 requestedLifetime;
} UA_OpenSecureChannelRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_OPENSECURECHANNELREQUEST 108
5.5.110 RegisterNodesResponse
Registers one or more nodes for repeated use within a session.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
registeredNodeIdsSize;
UA_NodeId
* registeredNodeIds;
} UA_RegisterNodesResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_REGISTERNODESRESPONSE 109
5.5.111 CloseSessionRequest
Closes a session with the server.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_Boolean deleteSubscriptions;
} UA_CloseSessionRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_CLOSESESSIONREQUEST 110
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5.5.112 ModifySubscriptionRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
UA_Double requestedPublishingInterval;
UA_UInt32 requestedLifetimeCount;
UA_UInt32 requestedMaxKeepAliveCount;
UA_UInt32 maxNotificationsPerPublish;
UA_Byte priority;
} UA_ModifySubscriptionRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST 111
5.5.113 UserTokenPolicy
Describes a user token that can be used with a server.
typedef struct
{
UA_String policyId;
UA_UserTokenType tokenType;
UA_String issuedTokenType;
UA_String issuerEndpointUrl;
UA_String securityPolicyUri;
} UA_UserTokenPolicy;
#define UA_TYPES_USERTOKENPOLICY 112
5.5.114 DeleteMonitoredItemsRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
size_t
monitoredItemIdsSize;
UA_UInt32
* monitoredItemIds;
} UA_DeleteMonitoredItemsRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST 113
5.5.115 ReferenceTypeAttributes
The attributes for a reference type node.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
UA_Boolean isAbstract;
UA_Boolean symmetric;
UA_LocalizedText inverseName;
} UA_ReferenceTypeAttributes;
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5.5.116 SetMonitoringModeRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
UA_MonitoringMode monitoringMode;
size_t
monitoredItemIdsSize;
UA_UInt32
* monitoredItemIds;
} UA_SetMonitoringModeRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_SETMONITORINGMODEREQUEST 115
5.5.117 UnregisterNodesResponse
Unregisters one or more previously registered nodes.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
} UA_UnregisterNodesResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_UNREGISTERNODESRESPONSE 116
5.5.118 WriteRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
nodesToWriteSize;
UA_WriteValue
* nodesToWrite;
} UA_WriteRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_WRITEREQUEST 117
5.5.119 ObjectAttributes
The attributes for an object node.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 specifiedAttributes;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_LocalizedText description;
UA_UInt32 writeMask;
UA_UInt32 userWriteMask;
UA_Byte eventNotifier;
} UA_ObjectAttributes;
#define UA_TYPES_OBJECTATTRIBUTES 118
5.5.120 BrowseDescription
A request to browse the the references from a node.
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typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId nodeId;
UA_BrowseDirection browseDirection;
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId;
UA_Boolean includeSubtypes;
UA_UInt32 nodeClassMask;
UA_UInt32 resultMask;
} UA_BrowseDescription;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSEDESCRIPTION 119
5.5.121 Duration
A period of time measured in milliseconds.
typedef
UA_Double UA_Duration;
#define UA_TYPES_DURATION 120
5.5.122 RepublishRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
UA_UInt32 retransmitSequenceNumber;
} UA_RepublishRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_REPUBLISHREQUEST 121
5.5.123 GetEndpointsRequest
Gets the endpoints used by the server.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_String endpointUrl;
size_t
localeIdsSize;
UA_String
* localeIds;
size_t
profileUrisSize;
UA_String
* profileUris;
} UA_GetEndpointsRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_GETENDPOINTSREQUEST 122
5.5.124 PublishRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
subscriptionAcknowledgementsSize;
UA_SubscriptionAcknowledgement
* subscriptionAcknowledgements;
} UA_PublishRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_PUBLISHREQUEST 123
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Adds one or more nodes to the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_AddNodesResult
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
} UA_AddNodesResponse;
* diagnosticInfos;
#define UA_TYPES_ADDNODESRESPONSE 124
5.5.126 DataChangeNotification typedef struct
{
size_t
monitoredItemsSize;
UA_MonitoredItemNotification
* monitoredItems;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_DataChangeNotification;
#define UA_TYPES_DATACHANGENOTIFICATION 125
5.5.127 CloseSecureChannelResponse
Closes a secure channel.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
} UA_CloseSecureChannelResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_CLOSESECURECHANNELRESPONSE 126
5.5.128 ModifyMonitoredItemsRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
UA_TimestampsToReturn timestampsToReturn;
size_t
itemsToModifySize;
UA_MonitoredItemModifyRequest
* itemsToModify;
} UA_ModifyMonitoredItemsRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_MODIFYMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST 127
5.5.129 SetMonitoringModeResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
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#define UA_TYPES_SETMONITORINGMODERESPONSE 128
5.5.130 FindServersRequest
Finds the servers known to the discovery server.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_String endpointUrl;
size_t
localeIdsSize;
UA_String
* localeIds;
size_t
serverUrisSize;
UA_String
* serverUris;
} UA_FindServersRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_FINDSERVERSREQUEST 129
5.5.131 ReferenceDescription
The description of a reference.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId;
UA_Boolean isForward;
UA_ExpandedNodeId nodeId;
UA_QualifiedName browseName;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
UA_NodeClass nodeClass;
UA_ExpandedNodeId typeDefinition;
} UA_ReferenceDescription;
#define UA_TYPES_REFERENCEDESCRIPTION 130
5.5.132 SetPublishingModeResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_SetPublishingModeResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_SETPUBLISHINGMODERESPONSE 131
5.5.133 ContentFilterResult typedef struct
{
size_t
elementResultsSize;
UA_ContentFilterElementResult
* elementResults;
size_t
elementDiagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* elementDiagnosticInfos;
} UA_ContentFilterResult;
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#define UA_TYPES_CONTENTFILTERRESULT 132
5.5.134 RegisterServerResponse
Registers a server with the discovery server.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
} UA_RegisterServerResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_REGISTERSERVERRESPONSE 133
5.5.135 AddReferencesItem
A request to add a reference to the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId sourceNodeId;
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId;
UA_Boolean isForward;
UA_String targetServerUri;
UA_ExpandedNodeId targetNodeId;
UA_NodeClass targetNodeClass;
} UA_AddReferencesItem;
#define UA_TYPES_ADDREFERENCESITEM 134
5.5.136 CreateSubscriptionResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
UA_Double revisedPublishingInterval;
UA_UInt32 revisedLifetimeCount;
UA_UInt32 revisedMaxKeepAliveCount;
} UA_CreateSubscriptionResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE 135
5.5.137 DeleteSubscriptionsResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_DeleteSubscriptionsResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSRESPONSE 136
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5.5.138 RegisterServer2Response typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
configurationResultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* configurationResults;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_RegisterServer2Response;
#define UA_TYPES_REGISTERSERVER2RESPONSE 137
5.5.139 RelativePath
A relative path constructed from reference types and browse names.
typedef struct
{
size_t
elementsSize;
UA_RelativePathElement
* elements;
} UA_RelativePath;
#define UA_TYPES_RELATIVEPATH 138
5.5.140 DeleteReferencesResponse
Delete one or more references from the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_DeleteReferencesResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETEREFERENCESRESPONSE 139
5.5.141 CreateMonitoredItemsResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_MonitoredItemCreateResult
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_CreateMonitoredItemsResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE 140
5.5.142 CallResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_CallMethodResult
* results;
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size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_CallResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_CALLRESPONSE 141
5.5.143 DeleteNodesResponse
Delete one or more nodes from the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_DeleteNodesResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETENODESRESPONSE 142
5.5.144 RepublishResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
UA_NotificationMessage notificationMessage;
} UA_RepublishResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_REPUBLISHRESPONSE 143
5.5.145 MonitoredItemCreateRequest typedef struct
{
UA_ReadValueId itemToMonitor;
UA_MonitoringMode monitoringMode;
UA_MonitoringParameters requestedParameters;
} UA_MonitoredItemCreateRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_MONITOREDITEMCREATEREQUEST 144
5.5.146 DeleteReferencesRequest
Delete one or more references from the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
referencesToDeleteSize;
UA_DeleteReferencesItem
* referencesToDelete;
} UA_DeleteReferencesRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_DELETEREFERENCESREQUEST 145
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5.5.147 ModifyMonitoredItemsResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_MonitoredItemModifyResult
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_ModifyMonitoredItemsResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_MODIFYMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE 146
5.5.148 ReadResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_DataValue
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_ReadResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_READRESPONSE 147
5.5.149 AddReferencesRequest
Adds one or more references to the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
referencesToAddSize;
UA_AddReferencesItem
* referencesToAdd;
} UA_AddReferencesRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_ADDREFERENCESREQUEST 148
5.5.150 ReadRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_Double maxAge;
UA_TimestampsToReturn timestampsToReturn;
size_t
nodesToReadSize;
UA_ReadValueId
* nodesToRead;
} UA_ReadRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_READREQUEST 149
5.5.151 AddNodesItem
A request to add a node to the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_ExpandedNodeId parentNodeId;
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId;
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UA_ExpandedNodeId requestedNewNodeId;
UA_QualifiedName browseName;
UA_NodeClass nodeClass;
UA_ExtensionObject nodeAttributes;
UA_ExpandedNodeId typeDefinition;
} UA_AddNodesItem;
#define UA_TYPES_ADDNODESITEM 150
5.5.152 ServerStatusDataType typedef struct
{
UA_DateTime startTime;
UA_DateTime currentTime;
UA_ServerState state;
UA_BuildInfo buildInfo;
UA_UInt32 secondsTillShutdown;
UA_LocalizedText shutdownReason;
} UA_ServerStatusDataType;
#define UA_TYPES_SERVERSTATUSDATATYPE 151
5.5.153 AddReferencesResponse
Adds one or more references to the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_StatusCode
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_AddReferencesResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_ADDREFERENCESRESPONSE 152
5.5.154 TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsResponse
Translates one or more paths in the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_BrowsePathResult
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSRESPONSE 153
5.5.155 DataChangeFilter typedef struct
{
UA_DataChangeTrigger trigger;
UA_UInt32 deadbandType;
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} UA_DataChangeFilter;
#define UA_TYPES_DATACHANGEFILTER 154
5.5.156 ContentFilterElement typedef struct
{
UA_FilterOperator filterOperator;
size_t
filterOperandsSize;
UA_ExtensionObject
* filterOperands;
} UA_ContentFilterElement;
#define UA_TYPES_CONTENTFILTERELEMENT 155
5.5.157 CloseSessionResponse
Closes a session with the server.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
} UA_CloseSessionResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_CLOSESESSIONRESPONSE 156
5.5.158 RegisteredServer
The information required to register a server with a discovery server.
typedef struct
{
UA_String serverUri;
UA_String productUri;
size_t
serverNamesSize;
UA_LocalizedText
* serverNames;
UA_ApplicationType serverType;
UA_String gatewayServerUri;
size_t
discoveryUrlsSize;
UA_String
* discoveryUrls;
UA_String semaphoreFilePath;
UA_Boolean isOnline;
} UA_RegisteredServer;
#define UA_TYPES_REGISTEREDSERVER 157
5.5.159 ApplicationDescription
Describes an application and how to find it.
typedef struct
{
UA_String applicationUri;
UA_String productUri;
UA_LocalizedText applicationName;
UA_ApplicationType applicationType;
UA_String gatewayServerUri;
UA_String discoveryProfileUri;
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discoveryUrlsSize;
UA_String
* discoveryUrls;
} UA_ApplicationDescription;
#define UA_TYPES_APPLICATIONDESCRIPTION 158
5.5.160 ServiceFault
The response returned by all services when there is a service level error.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
} UA_ServiceFault;
#define UA_TYPES_SERVICEFAULT 159
5.5.161 RegisterServerRequest
Registers a server with the discovery server.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_RegisteredServer server;
} UA_RegisterServerRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_REGISTERSERVERREQUEST 160
5.5.162 FindServersResponse
Finds the servers known to the discovery server.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
serversSize;
UA_ApplicationDescription
} UA_FindServersResponse;
* servers;
#define UA_TYPES_FINDSERVERSRESPONSE 161
5.5.163 CreateMonitoredItemsRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId;
UA_TimestampsToReturn timestampsToReturn;
size_t
itemsToCreateSize;
UA_MonitoredItemCreateRequest
} UA_CreateMonitoredItemsRequest;
* itemsToCreate;
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{
size_t
elementsSize;
UA_ContentFilterElement
* elements;
} UA_ContentFilter;
#define UA_TYPES_CONTENTFILTER 163
5.5.165 QueryFirstResponse typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
queryDataSetsSize;
UA_QueryDataSet
* queryDataSets;
UA_ByteString continuationPoint;
size_t
parsingResultsSize;
UA_ParsingResult
* parsingResults;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
UA_ContentFilterResult filterResult;
} UA_QueryFirstResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_QUERYFIRSTRESPONSE 164
5.5.166 AddNodesRequest
Adds one or more nodes to the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
nodesToAddSize;
UA_AddNodesItem
* nodesToAdd;
} UA_AddNodesRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_ADDNODESREQUEST 165
5.5.167 BrowseRequest
Browse the references for one or more nodes from the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_ViewDescription view;
UA_UInt32 requestedMaxReferencesPerNode;
size_t
nodesToBrowseSize;
UA_BrowseDescription
* nodesToBrowse;
} UA_BrowseRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSEREQUEST 166
5.5.168 BrowsePath
A request to translate a path into a node id.
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typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId startingNode;
UA_RelativePath relativePath;
} UA_BrowsePath;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSEPATH 167
5.5.169 BrowseResult
The result of a browse operation.
typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode statusCode;
UA_ByteString continuationPoint;
size_t
referencesSize;
UA_ReferenceDescription
* references;
} UA_BrowseResult;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSERESULT 168
5.5.170 RegisterServer2Request typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_RegisteredServer server;
size_t
discoveryConfigurationSize;
UA_ExtensionObject
* discoveryConfiguration;
} UA_RegisterServer2Request;
#define UA_TYPES_REGISTERSERVER2REQUEST 169
5.5.171 CreateSessionRequest
Creates a new session with the server.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_ApplicationDescription clientDescription;
UA_String serverUri;
UA_String endpointUrl;
UA_String sessionName;
UA_ByteString clientNonce;
UA_ByteString clientCertificate;
UA_Double requestedSessionTimeout;
UA_UInt32 maxResponseMessageSize;
} UA_CreateSessionRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_CREATESESSIONREQUEST 170
5.5.172 QueryDataDescription typedef struct
{
UA_RelativePath relativePath;
UA_UInt32 attributeId;
UA_String indexRange;
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#define UA_TYPES_QUERYDATADESCRIPTION 171
5.5.173 EndpointDescription
The description of a endpoint that can be used to access a server.
typedef struct
{
UA_String endpointUrl;
UA_ApplicationDescription server;
UA_ByteString serverCertificate;
UA_MessageSecurityMode securityMode;
UA_String securityPolicyUri;
size_t
userIdentityTokensSize;
UA_UserTokenPolicy
* userIdentityTokens;
UA_String transportProfileUri;
UA_Byte securityLevel;
} UA_EndpointDescription;
#define UA_TYPES_ENDPOINTDESCRIPTION 172
5.5.174 GetEndpointsResponse
Gets the endpoints used by the server.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
endpointsSize;
UA_EndpointDescription
* endpoints;
} UA_GetEndpointsResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_GETENDPOINTSRESPONSE 173
5.5.175 EventFilter typedef struct
{
size_t
selectClausesSize;
UA_SimpleAttributeOperand
* selectClauses;
UA_ContentFilter whereClause;
} UA_EventFilter;
#define UA_TYPES_EVENTFILTER 174
5.5.176 NodeTypeDescription typedef struct
{
UA_ExpandedNodeId typeDefinitionNode;
UA_Boolean includeSubTypes;
size_t
dataToReturnSize;
UA_QueryDataDescription
* dataToReturn;
} UA_NodeTypeDescription;
#define UA_TYPES_NODETYPEDESCRIPTION 175
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5.5.177 BrowseNextResponse
Continues one or more browse operations.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_BrowseResult
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_BrowseNextResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSENEXTRESPONSE 176
5.5.178 TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsRequest
Translates one or more paths in the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
size_t
browsePathsSize;
UA_BrowsePath
* browsePaths;
} UA_TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSREQUEST 177
5.5.179 BrowseResponse
Browse the references for one or more nodes from the server address space.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
size_t
resultsSize;
UA_BrowseResult
* results;
size_t
diagnosticInfosSize;
UA_DiagnosticInfo
* diagnosticInfos;
} UA_BrowseResponse;
#define UA_TYPES_BROWSERESPONSE 178
5.5.180 CreateSessionResponse
Creates a new session with the server.
typedef struct
{
UA_ResponseHeader responseHeader;
UA_NodeId sessionId;
UA_NodeId authenticationToken;
UA_Double revisedSessionTimeout;
UA_ByteString serverNonce;
UA_ByteString serverCertificate;
size_t
serverEndpointsSize;
UA_EndpointDescription
* serverEndpoints;
size_t
serverSoftwareCertificatesSize;
UA_SignedSoftwareCertificate
* serverSoftwareCertificates;
UA_SignatureData serverSignature;
UA_UInt32 maxRequestMessageSize;
} UA_CreateSessionResponse;
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#define UA_TYPES_CREATESESSIONRESPONSE 179
5.5.181 QueryFirstRequest typedef struct
{
UA_RequestHeader requestHeader;
UA_ViewDescription view;
size_t
nodeTypesSize;
UA_NodeTypeDescription
* nodeTypes;
UA_ContentFilter filter;
UA_UInt32 maxDataSetsToReturn;
UA_UInt32 maxReferencesToReturn;
} UA_QueryFirstRequest;
#define UA_TYPES_QUERYFIRSTREQUEST 180
The following definitions are deprecated and will be removed in future releases of open62541.
typedef struct
{
UA_StatusCode code;
const char
* name;
/* The numeric value of the StatusCode */
/* The symbolic name */
const char
* explanation; /* Short message explaining the StatusCode */
} UA_StatusCodeDescription;
extern const
UA_StatusCodeDescription statusCodeExplanation_default;
UA_DEPRECATED
static
UA_INLINE
const
UA_StatusCodeDescription
*
UA_StatusCode_description (UA_StatusCode code) {
return
& statusCodeExplanation_default;
}
UA_DEPRECATED
static
UA_INLINE
const char
*
UA_StatusCode_explanation (UA_StatusCode code) {
return
statusCodeExplanation_default.name;
}
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Information modelling in OPC UA combines concepts from object-orientation and semantic modelling. At the core, an OPC UA information model is a graph made up of
• Nodes: There are eight possible Node types (variable, object, method, . . . )
• References: Typed and directed relations between two nodes
Every node is identified by a unique (within the server)
Reference are triples of the form
(source-nodeid, referencetype-nodeid, target-nodeid)
. An example reference between nodes is a hasTypeDefinition reference between a Variable and its VariableType. Some ReferenceTypes are hierarchic and must not form directed loops. See the section on
for more details on possible references and their semantics.
The structures defined in this section are not user-facing. The interaction with the information model is possible only via the OPC UA
. Still, we reproduce how nodes are represented internally so that users may have a
clear mental model.
Nodes contain attributes according to their node type. The base node attributes are common to all node types. In the OPC UA
, attributes are referred to via the
of the containing node and an integer
Internally, open62541 uses UA_Node in places where the exact node type is not known or not important. The nodeClass attribute is used to ensure the correctness of casting from UA_Node to a specific node type.
/* List of reference targets with the same reference type and direction */
typedef struct
{
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId;
UA_Boolean isInverse;
size_t
targetIdsSize;
UA_ExpandedNodeId
* targetIds;
} UA_NodeReferenceKind;
#define UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_NodeId nodeId;
UA_NodeClass nodeClass;
UA_QualifiedName browseName;
UA_LocalizedText displayName;
\
\
\
\
\
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UA_UInt32 writeMask; size_t referencesSize;
\
\
UA_NodeReferenceKind *references; \
\
/* Members specific to open62541 */ \ void *context; \
UA_Boolean constructed; /* don't run the constructors twice on a node */
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
} UA_Node;
Variables store values in a
together with metadata for introspection. Most notably, the attributes data type, value rank and array dimensions constrain the possible values the variable can take on.
Variables come in two flavours: properties and datavariables. Properties are related to a parent with a hasProperty reference and may not have child nodes themselves. Datavariables may contain properties
(hasProperty) and also datavariables (hasComponents).
All variables are instances of some
in return constraining the possible data type, value rank and array dimensions attributes.
6.2.1 Data Type
The (scalar) data type of the variable is constrained to be of a specific type or one of its children in the type hierarchy. The data type is given as a NodeId pointing to a
in the type hierarchy. See the Section
for more details.
If the data type attribute points to UInt32, then the value attribute must be of that exact type since UInt32 does not have children in the type hierarchy. If the data type attribute points Number, then the type of the value attribute may still be UInt32, but also Float or Byte.
Consistency between the data type attribute in the variable and its
is ensured.
6.2.2 Value Rank
This attribute indicates whether the value attribute of the variable is an array and how many dimensions the array has. It may have the following values:
• n >= 1: the value is an array with the specified number of dimensions
• n = 0: the value is an array with one or more dimensions
• n = -1: the value is a scalar
• n = -2: the value can be a scalar or an array with any number of dimensions
• n = -3: the value can be a scalar or a one dimensional array
Consistency between the value rank attribute in the variable and its
is ensured.
6.2.3 Array Dimensions
If the value rank permits the value to be a (multi-dimensional) array, the exact length in each dimensions can be further constrained with this attribute.
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• For positive lengths, the variable value is guaranteed to be of the same length in this dimension.
• The dimension length zero is a wildcard and the actual value may have any length in this dimension.
Consistency between the array dimensions attribute in the variable and its
is ensured.
/* Indicates whether a variable contains data inline or whether it points to an
* external data source */
typedef enum
{
UA_VALUESOURCE_DATA,
UA_VALUESOURCE_DATASOURCE
} UA_ValueSource;
#define UA_NODE_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES
/* Constraints on possible values */
UA_NodeId dataType;
UA_Int32 valueRank; size_t arrayDimensionsSize;
UA_UInt32 *arrayDimensions;
/* The current value */
UA_ValueSource valueSource; union { struct {
UA_DataValue value;
UA_ValueCallback callback;
} data;
UA_DataSource dataSource;
} value;
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_NODE_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES
UA_Byte accessLevel;
UA_Double minimumSamplingInterval;
UA_Boolean historizing; /* currently unsupported */
} UA_VariableNode;
VariableTypes are used to provide type definitions for variables. VariableTypes constrain the data type, value rank and array dimensions attributes of variable instances. Furthermore, instantiating from a specific variable type may provide semantic information. For example, an instance from MotorTemperatureVariableType is more meaningful than a float variable instantiated from BaseDataVariable.
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_NODE_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES
UA_Boolean isAbstract;
/* Members specific to open62541 */
UA_NodeTypeLifecycle lifecycle;
} UA_VariableTypeNode;
Methods define callable functions and are invoked using the
service. MethodNodes may have special properties (variable childen with a hasProperty reference) with the
(0, "InputArguments")
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and (0, "OutputArguments"). The input and output arguments are both described via an array of
UA_Argument
. While the Call service uses a generic array of
for input and output, the actual argument values are checked to match the signature of the MethodNode.
Note that the same MethodNode may be referenced from several objects (and object types). For this, the NodeId of the method and of the object providing context is part of a Call request message.
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_Boolean executable;
/* Members specific to open62541 */
UA_MethodCallback method;
} UA_MethodNode;
Objects are used to represent systems, system components, real-world objects and software objects. Objects are instances of an
and may contain variables, methods and further objects.
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_Byte eventNotifier;
} UA_ObjectNode;
ObjectTypes provide definitions for Objects. Abstract objects cannot be instantiated. See object-lifecycle for the use of constructor and destructor callbacks.
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_Boolean isAbstract;
/* Members specific to open62541 */
UA_NodeTypeLifecycle lifecycle;
} UA_ObjectTypeNode;
Each reference between two nodes is typed with a ReferenceType that gives meaning to the relation. The OPC
UA standard defines a set of ReferenceTypes as a mandatory part of OPC UA information models.
• Abstract ReferenceTypes cannot be used in actual references and are only used to structure the Reference-
Types hierarchy
• Symmetric references have the same meaning from the perspective of the source and target node
The figure below shows the hierarchy of the standard ReferenceTypes (arrows indicate a hasSubType relation).
Refer to Part 3 of the OPC UA specification for the full semantics of each ReferenceType.
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The ReferenceType hierarchy can be extended with user-defined ReferenceTypes. Many Companion Specifications for OPC UA define new ReferenceTypes to be used in their domain of interest.
For the following example of custom ReferenceTypes, we attempt to model the structure of a technical system.
For this, we introduce two custom ReferenceTypes. First, the hierarchical contains ReferenceType indicates that a system (represented by an OPC UA object) contains a component (or subsystem). This gives rise to a treestructure of containment relations. For example, the motor (object) is contained in the car and the crankshaft is contained in the motor. Second, the symmetric connectedTo ReferenceType indicates that two components are connected. For example, the motor’s crankshaft is connected to the gear box. Connections are independent of the containment hierarchy and can induce a general graph-structure. Further subtypes of connectedTo could be used to differentiate between physical, electrical and information related connections. A client can then learn the layout of a (physical) system represented in an OPC UA information model based on a common understanding of just two custom reference types.
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_Boolean isAbstract;
UA_Boolean symmetric;
UA_LocalizedText inverseName;
} UA_ReferenceTypeNode;
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DataTypes represent simple and structured data types. DataTypes may contain arrays. But they always describe the structure of a single instance. In open62541, DataTypeNodes in the information model hierarchy are matched to UA_DataType type descriptions for
via their NodeId.
Abstract DataTypes (e.g. Number) cannot be the type of actual values. They are used to constrain values to possible child DataTypes (e.g. UInt32).
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_Boolean isAbstract;
} UA_DataTypeNode;
Each View defines a subset of the Nodes in the AddressSpace. Views can be used when browsing an information model to focus on a subset of nodes and references only. ViewNodes can be created and be interacted with. But their use in the
service is currently unsupported in open62541.
typedef struct
{
UA_NODE_BASEATTRIBUTES
UA_Byte eventNotifier;
UA_Boolean containsNoLoops;
} UA_ViewNode;
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In OPC UA, all communication is based on service calls, each consisting of a request and a response message.
These messages are defined as data structures with a binary encoding and listed in
service to invoke user-defined methods on the server.
The following service signatures are internal and not visible to users. Still, we present them here for an overview of the capabilities of OPC UA. Please refer to the
and
API where the services are exposed to end users. Please see part 4 of the OPC UA standard for the authoritative definition of the service and their behaviour.
/* Most services take as input the server, the current session and pointers to
* the request and response structures. Possible error codes are returned as
* part of the response. */
typedef
void (
*
UA_Service)(UA_Server
*
, UA_Session
*
,
const void
* request,
void
* response);
This Service Set defines Services used to discover the Endpoints implemented by a Server and to read the security configuration for those Endpoints.
/* Returns the Servers known to a Server or Discovery Server.
* The Client may reduce the number of results returned by specifying filter
˓→ criteria */
void
Service_FindServers (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_FindServersRequest
* request,
UA_FindServersResponse
* response);
/* Returns the Endpoints supported by a Server and all of the configuration
* information required to establish a SecureChannel and a Session. */
void
Service_GetEndpoints (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_GetEndpointsRequest
* request,
UA_GetEndpointsResponse
* response);
#ifdef UA_ENABLE_DISCOVERY
# ifdef UA_ENABLE_DISCOVERY_MULTICAST
/* Returns the Servers known to a Discovery Server. Unlike FindServer,
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* this Service is only implemented by Discovery Servers. It additionally
* Returns servery which may have been detected trough Multicast */
void
Service_FindServersOnNetwork (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_FindServersOnNetworkRequest
* request,
UA_FindServersOnNetworkResponse
* response);
# endif // UA_ENABLE_DISCOVERY_MULTICAST
/* Registers a remote server in the local discovery service. */
void
Service_RegisterServer (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_RegisterServerRequest
* request,
UA_RegisterServerResponse
* response);
/* This Service allows a Server to register its DiscoveryUrls and capabilities
* with a Discovery Server. It extends the registration information from
* RegisterServer with information necessary for FindServersOnNetwork. */
void
Service_RegisterServer2 (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_RegisterServer2Request
* request,
UA_RegisterServer2Response
* response);
#endif // UA_ENABLE_DISCOVERY
This Service Set defines Services used to open a communication channel that ensures the confidentiality and
Integrity of all Messages exchanged with the Server.
/* Open or renew a SecureChannel that can be used to ensure Confidentiality and
* Integrity for Message exchange during a Session. */
void
Service_OpenSecureChannel (UA_Server
* server, UA_Connection
* connection,
const
UA_OpenSecureChannelRequest
* request,
UA_OpenSecureChannelResponse
* response);
/* Used to terminate a SecureChannel. */
void
Service_CloseSecureChannel (UA_Server
* server, UA_SecureChannel
* channel);
This Service Set defines Services for an application layer connection establishment in the context of a Session.
/* Used by an OPC UA Client to create a Session and the Server returns two
* values which uniquely identify the Session. The first value is the sessionId
* which is used to identify the Session in the audit logs and in the Server's
* address space. The second is the authenticationToken which is used to
* associate an incoming request with a Session. */
void
Service_CreateSession (UA_Server
* server, UA_SecureChannel
* channel,
const
UA_CreateSessionRequest
* request,
UA_CreateSessionResponse
* response);
/* Used by the Client to submit its SoftwareCertificates to the Server for
* validation and to specify the identity of the user associated with the
* Session. This Service request shall be issued by the Client before it issues
* any other Service request after CreateSession. Failure to do so shall cause
* the Server to close the Session. */
void
Service_ActivateSession (UA_Server
* server, UA_SecureChannel
* channel,
UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_ActivateSessionRequest
* request,
UA_ActivateSessionResponse
* response);
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/* Used to terminate a Session. */
void
Service_CloseSession (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_CloseSessionRequest
* request,
UA_CloseSessionResponse
* response);
/* Not Implemented: Service_Cancel */
This Service Set defines Services to add and delete AddressSpace Nodes and References between them. All added
Nodes continue to exist in the AddressSpace even if the Client that created them disconnects from the Server.
/* Used to add one or more Nodes into the AddressSpace hierarchy. */
void
Service_AddNodes (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_AddNodesRequest
* request,
UA_AddNodesResponse
* response);
/* Used to add one or more References to one or more Nodes. */
void
Service_AddReferences (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_AddReferencesRequest
* request,
UA_AddReferencesResponse
* response);
/* Used to delete one or more Nodes from the AddressSpace. */
void
Service_DeleteNodes (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_DeleteNodesRequest
* request,
UA_DeleteNodesResponse
* response);
/* Used to delete one or more References of a Node. */
void
Service_DeleteReferences (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_DeleteReferencesRequest
* request,
UA_DeleteReferencesResponse
* response);
Clients use the browse Services of the View Service Set to navigate through the AddressSpace or through a View which is a subset of the AddressSpace.
/* Used to discover the References of a specified Node. The browse can be
* further limited by the use of a View. This Browse Service also supports a
* primitive filtering capability. */
void
Service_Browse (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_BrowseRequest
* request,
UA_BrowseResponse
* response);
/* Used to request the next set of Browse or BrowseNext response information
* that is too large to be sent in a single response. "Too large" in this
* context means that the Server is not able to return a larger response or that
* the number of results to return exceeds the maximum number of results to
* return that was specified by the Client in the original Browse request. */
void
Service_BrowseNext (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_BrowseNextRequest
* request,
UA_BrowseNextResponse
* response);
/* Used to translate textual node paths to their respective ids. */
void
Service_TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIds (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
const
UA_TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsRequest
* request,
UA_TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsResponse
* response);
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/* Used by Clients to register the Nodes that they know they will access
* repeatedly (e.g. Write, Call). It allows Servers to set up anything needed so
* that the access operations will be more efficient. */
void
Service_RegisterNodes (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_RegisterNodesRequest
* request,
UA_RegisterNodesResponse
* response);
/* This Service is used to unregister NodeIds that have been obtained via the
* RegisterNodes service. */
void
Service_UnregisterNodes (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_UnregisterNodesRequest
* request,
UA_UnregisterNodesResponse
* response);
This Service Set is used to issue a Query to a Server. OPC UA Query is generic in that it provides an underlying storage mechanism independent Query capability that can be used to access a wide variety of OPC UA data stores and information management systems. OPC UA Query permits a Client to access data maintained by a Server without any knowledge of the logical schema used for internal storage of the data. Knowledge of the AddressSpace is sufficient.
/* Not Implemented: Service_QueryFirst */
/* Not Impelemented: Service_QueryNext */
This Service Set provides Services to access Attributes that are part of Nodes.
/* Used to read one or more Attributes of one or more Nodes. For constructed
* Attribute values whose elements are indexed, such as an array, this Service
* allows Clients to read the entire set of indexed values as a composite, to
* read individual elements or to read ranges of elements of the composite. */
void
Service_Read (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_ReadRequest
* request,
UA_ReadResponse
* response);
/* Used to write one or more Attributes of one or more Nodes. For constructed
* Attribute values whose elements are indexed, such as an array, this Service
* allows Clients to write the entire set of indexed values as a composite, to
* write individual elements or to write ranges of elements of the composite. */
void
Service_Write (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_WriteRequest
* request,
UA_WriteResponse
* response);
/* Not Implemented: Service_HistoryRead */
/* Not Implemented: Service_HistoryUpdate */
The Method Service Set defines the means to invoke methods. A method shall be a component of an Object. See the section on
for more information.
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/* Used to call (invoke) a list of Methods. Each method call is invoked within
* the context of an existing Session. If the Session is terminated, the results
* of the method's execution cannot be returned to the Client and are
* discarded. */
void
Service_Call (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_CallRequest
* request,
UA_CallResponse
* response);
Clients define MonitoredItems to subscribe to data and Events. Each MonitoredItem identifies the item to be monitored and the Subscription to use to send Notifications. The item to be monitored may be any Node Attribute.
/* Used to create and add one or more MonitoredItems to a Subscription. A
* MonitoredItem is deleted automatically by the Server when the Subscription is
* deleted. Deleting a MonitoredItem causes its entire set of triggered item
* links to be deleted, but has no effect on the MonitoredItems referenced by
* the triggered items. */
void
Service_CreateMonitoredItems (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_CreateMonitoredItemsRequest
* request,
UA_CreateMonitoredItemsResponse
* response);
/* Used to remove one or more MonitoredItems of a Subscription. When a
* MonitoredItem is deleted, its triggered item links are also deleted. */
void
Service_DeleteMonitoredItems (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_DeleteMonitoredItemsRequest
* request,
UA_DeleteMonitoredItemsResponse
* response);
void
Service_ModifyMonitoredItems (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_ModifyMonitoredItemsRequest
* request,
UA_ModifyMonitoredItemsResponse
* response);
/* Used to set the monitoring mode for one or more MonitoredItems of a
Subscription. */
void
Service_SetMonitoringMode (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_SetMonitoringModeRequest
* request,
UA_SetMonitoringModeResponse
* response);
/* Not Implemented: Service_SetTriggering */
Subscriptions are used to report Notifications to the Client.
/* Used to create a Subscription. Subscriptions monitor a set of MonitoredItems
* for Notifications and return them to the Client in response to Publish
* requests. */
void
Service_CreateSubscription (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_CreateSubscriptionRequest
* request,
UA_CreateSubscriptionResponse
* response);
/* Used to modify a Subscription. */
void
Service_ModifySubscription (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_ModifySubscriptionRequest
* request,
UA_ModifySubscriptionResponse
* response);
/* Used to enable sending of Notifications on one or more Subscriptions. */
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void
Service_SetPublishingMode (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_SetPublishingModeRequest
* request,
UA_SetPublishingModeResponse
* response);
/* Used for two purposes. First, it is used to acknowledge the receipt of
* NotificationMessages for one or more Subscriptions. Second, it is used to
* request the Server to return a NotificationMessage or a keep-alive
* Message.
*
* Note that the service signature is an exception and does not contain a
* pointer to a PublishResponse. That is because the service queues up publish
* requests internally and sends responses asynchronously based on timeouts. */
void
Service_Publish (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_PublishRequest
* request, UA_UInt32 requestId);
/* Requests the Subscription to republish a NotificationMessage from its
* retransmission queue. */
void
Service_Republish (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_RepublishRequest
* request,
UA_RepublishResponse
* response);
/* Invoked to delete one or more Subscriptions that belong to the Client's
* Session. */
void
Service_DeleteSubscriptions (UA_Server
* server, UA_Session
* session,
const
UA_DeleteSubscriptionsRequest
* request,
UA_DeleteSubscriptionsResponse
* response);
/* Not Implemented: Service_TransferSubscription */
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UA_Server
*
UA_Server_new (
const
UA_ServerConfig
void
UA_Server_delete (UA_Server
* server);
* config);
/* Runs the main loop of the server. In each iteration, this calls into the
* networklayers to see if messages have arrived.
*
* @param server The server object.
* @param running The loop is run as long as *running is true.
*
Otherwise, the server shuts down.
* @return Returns the statuscode of the UA_Server_run_shutdown method */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_run (UA_Server
* server,
volatile
UA_Boolean
* running);
/* The prologue part of UA_Server_run (no need to use if you call
* UA_Server_run) */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_run_startup (UA_Server
* server);
/* Executes a single iteration of the server's main loop.
*
* @param server The server object.
* @param waitInternal Should we wait for messages in the networklayer?
*
Otherwise, the timouts for the networklayers are set to zero.
*
The default max wait time is 50millisec.
* @return Returns how long we can wait until the next scheduled
* callback (in ms) */
UA_UInt16
UA_Server_run_iterate (UA_Server
* server, UA_Boolean waitInternal);
/* The epilogue part of UA_Server_run (no need to use if you call
* UA_Server_run) */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_run_shutdown (UA_Server
* server);
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typedef
void (
*
UA_ServerCallback)(UA_Server
* server,
void
* data);
/* Add a callback for cyclic repetition to the server.
*
* @param server The server object.
* @param callback The callback that shall be added.
* @param interval The callback shall be repeatedly executed with the given
˓→ interval
(in ms). The interval must be larger than 5ms. The first execution
*
* occurs at now() + interval at the latest.
* @param callbackId Set to the identifier of the repeated callback . This can be
˓→ used to cancel
* the callback later on. If the pointer is null, the identifier is not set.
* @return Upon success, UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD is returned.
*
An error code otherwise. */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addRepeatedCallback (UA_Server
* server, UA_ServerCallback callback,
void
* data, UA_UInt32 interval, UA_UInt64
˓→
* callbackId);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_changeRepeatedCallbackInterval (UA_Server
* server, UA_UInt64 callbackId,
UA_UInt32 interval);
/* Remove a repeated callback.
*
* @param server The server object.
* @param callbackId The id of the callback that shall be removed.
* @return Upon sucess, UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD is returned.
*
An error code otherwise. */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_removeRepeatedCallback (UA_Server
* server, UA_UInt64 callbackId);
The functions for reading and writing node attributes call the regular read and write service in the background that are also used over the network.
The following attributes cannot be read, since the local “admin” user always has full rights.
• UserWriteMask
• UserAccessLevel
• UserExecutable
/* Read an attribute of a node. The specialized functions below provide a more
* concise syntax.
*
* @param server The server object.
* @param item ReadValueIds contain the NodeId of the target node, the id of the
* attribute to read and (optionally) an index range to read parts
* of an array only. See the section on NumericRange for the format
* used for array ranges.
* @param timestamps Which timestamps to return for the attribute.
* @return Returns a DataValue that contains either an error code, or a variant
* with the attribute value and the timestamps. */
UA_DataValue
UA_Server_read (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_ReadValueId
* item,
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UA_TimestampsToReturn timestamps);
/* Don't use this function. There are typed versions for every supported
* attribute. */
UA_StatusCode
__UA_Server_read (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
UA_AttributeId attributeId,
void
* v);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readNodeId (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_NodeId
* outNodeId) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_NODEID, outNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readNodeClass (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_NodeClass
* outNodeClass) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_NODECLASS, outNodeClass);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readBrowseName (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_QualifiedName
* outBrowseName) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_BROWSENAME, outBrowseName);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readDisplayName (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_LocalizedText
* outDisplayName) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DISPLAYNAME, outDisplayName);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readDescription (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_LocalizedText
* outDescription) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DESCRIPTION, outDescription);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readWriteMask (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_UInt32
* outWriteMask) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_WRITEMASK, outWriteMask);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readIsAbstract (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outIsAbstract) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ISABSTRACT, outIsAbstract);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readSymmetric (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outSymmetric) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_SYMMETRIC, outSymmetric);
}
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static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readInverseName (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_LocalizedText
* outInverseName) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_INVERSENAME, outInverseName);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readContainsNoLoop (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outContainsNoLoops) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_CONTAINSNOLOOPS, outContainsNoLoops);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readEventNotifier (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Byte
* outEventNotifier) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EVENTNOTIFIER, outEventNotifier);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readValue (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Variant
* outValue) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUE, outValue);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readDataType (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_NodeId
* outDataType) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DATATYPE, outDataType);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readValueRank (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Int32
* outValueRank) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUERANK, outValueRank);
}
/* Returns a variant with an int32 array */
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readArrayDimensions (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Variant
* outArrayDimensions) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ARRAYDIMENSIONS, outArrayDimensions);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readAccessLevel (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Byte
* outAccessLevel) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ACCESSLEVEL, outAccessLevel);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readMinimumSamplingInterval (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Double
* outMinimumSamplingInterval) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_MINIMUMSAMPLINGINTERVAL, outMinimumSamplingInterval);
}
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static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readHistorizing (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outHistorizing) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_HISTORIZING, outHistorizing);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_readExecutable (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outExecutable) {
return
__UA_Server_read(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EXECUTABLE, outExecutable);
}
The following node attributes cannot be changed once a node has been created:
• NodeClass
• NodeId
• Symmetric
• ContainsNoLoop
The following attributes cannot be written from the server, as they are specific to the different users and set by the access control callback:
• UserWriteMask
• UserAccessLevel
• UserExecutable
Historizing is currently unsupported
/* Overwrite an attribute of a node. The specialized functions below provide a
* more concise syntax.
*
* @param server The server object.
* @param value WriteValues contain the NodeId of the target node, the id of the
* attribute to overwritten, the actual value and (optionally) an
* index range to replace parts of an array only. of an array only.
*
See the section on NumericRange for the format used for array
* ranges.
* @return Returns a status code. */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_write (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_WriteValue
* value);
/* Don't use this function. There are typed versions with no additional
* overhead. */
UA_StatusCode
__UA_Server_write (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
const
UA_AttributeId attributeId,
const
UA_DataType
* attr_type,
const void
* attr);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeBrowseName (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_BROWSENAME,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_QUALIFIEDNAME], & browseName);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeDisplayName (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_LocalizedText displayName) {
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return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DISPLAYNAME,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT], & displayName);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeDescription (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_LocalizedText description) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DESCRIPTION,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT], & description);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeWriteMask (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_UInt32 writeMask) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_WRITEMASK,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_UINT32], & writeMask);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeIsAbstract (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Boolean isAbstract) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ISABSTRACT,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN], & isAbstract);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeInverseName (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_LocalizedText inverseName) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_INVERSENAME,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT], & inverseName);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeEventNotifier (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Byte eventNotifier) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EVENTNOTIFIER,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BYTE], & eventNotifier);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeValue (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Variant value) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUE,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VARIANT], & value);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeDataType (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_NodeId dataType) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DATATYPE,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_NODEID], & dataType);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeValueRank (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Int32 valueRank) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUERANK,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32], & valueRank);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeArrayDimensions (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Variant arrayDimensions) {
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return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUE,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VARIANT], & arrayDimensions);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeAccessLevel (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Byte accessLevel) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ACCESSLEVEL,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BYTE], & accessLevel);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeMinimumSamplingInterval (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Double miniumSamplingInterval) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_MINIMUMSAMPLINGINTERVAL,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE],
& miniumSamplingInterval);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_writeExecutable (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Boolean executable) {
return
__UA_Server_write(server, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EXECUTABLE,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN], & executable); }
UA_BrowseResult
UA_Server_browse (UA_Server
* server, UA_UInt32 maxrefs,
const
UA_BrowseDescription
* descr);
UA_BrowseResult
UA_Server_browseNext (UA_Server
* server, UA_Boolean releaseContinuationPoint,
const
UA_ByteString
* continuationPoint);
UA_BrowsePathResult
UA_Server_translateBrowsePathToNodeIds (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_BrowsePath
* browsePath);
#ifndef HAVE_NODEITER_CALLBACK
#define HAVE_NODEITER_CALLBACK
/* Iterate over all nodes referenced by parentNodeId by calling the callback
* function for each child node (in ifdef because GCC/CLANG handle include order
* differently) */
typedef
UA_StatusCode
(
*
UA_NodeIteratorCallback)(UA_NodeId childId, UA_Boolean isInverse,
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
void
* handle);
#endif
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_forEachChildNodeCall (UA_Server
* server, UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
UA_NodeIteratorCallback callback,
void
* handle);
#ifdef UA_ENABLE_DISCOVERY
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/* Register the given server instance at the discovery server.
* This should be called periodically.
* The semaphoreFilePath is optional. If the given file is deleted,
* the server will automatically be unregistered. This could be
* for example a pid file which is deleted if the server crashes.
*
* When the server shuts down you need to call unregister.
*
* @param server
* @param discoveryServerUrl if set to NULL, the default value
*
'opc.tcp://localhost:4840' will be used
* @param semaphoreFilePath optional parameter pointing to semaphore file. */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_register_discovery (UA_Server
* server,
const char
* discoveryServerUrl,
const char
* semaphoreFilePath);
/* Unregister the given server instance from the discovery server.
* This should only be called when the server is shutting down.
* @param server
* @param discoveryServerUrl if set to NULL, the default value
*
'opc.tcp://localhost:4840' will be used */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_unregister_discovery (UA_Server
* server,
const char
* discoveryServerUrl);
/* Adds a periodic callback to register the server with the LDS (local discovery
˓→ server)
* periodically. The interval between each register call is given as second
˓→ parameter.
* It should be 10 minutes by default (= 10*60*1000).
*
* The delayFirstRegisterMs parameter indicates the delay for the first register
˓→ call.
* If it is 0, the first register call will be after intervalMs milliseconds,
* otherwise the server's first register will be after delayFirstRegisterMs.
*
* When you manually unregister the server, you also need to cancel the
* periodic callback, otherwise it will be automatically be registered again.
*
* If you call this method multiple times for the same discoveryServerUrl, the
˓→ older
* periodic callback will be removed.
*
* @param server
* @param discoveryServerUrl if set to NULL, the default value
*
'opc.tcp://localhost:4840' will be used
* @param intervalMs
* @param delayFirstRegisterMs
* @param periodicCallbackId */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addPeriodicServerRegisterCallback (UA_Server
* server,
const char
*
˓→ discoveryServerUrl,
UA_UInt32 intervalMs,
UA_UInt32 delayFirstRegisterMs,
UA_UInt64
* periodicCallbackId);
/* Callback for RegisterServer. Data is passed from the register call */
typedef
void (
*
UA_Server_registerServerCallback)(
const
UA_RegisteredServer
˓→ * registeredServer,
void
* data);
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/* Set the callback which is called if another server registeres or unregisters
* with this instance. If called multiple times, previous data will be
* overwritten.
*
* @param server
* @param cb the callback
* @param data data passed to the callback
* @return UA_STATUSCODE_SUCCESS on success */
void
UA_Server_setRegisterServerCallback (UA_Server
* server, UA_Server_
˓→ registerServerCallback cb,
void
* data);
#ifdef UA_ENABLE_DISCOVERY_MULTICAST
/* Callback for server detected through mDNS. Data is passed from the register
* call
*
* @param isServerAnnounce indicates if the server has just been detected. If
* set to false, this means the server is shutting down.
* @param isTxtReceived indicates if we already received the corresponding TXT
* record with the path and caps data */
typedef
void (
*
UA_Server_serverOnNetworkCallback)(
const
UA_ServerOnNetwork
˓→ * serverOnNetwork,
UA_Boolean isServerAnnounce,
UA_Boolean isTxtReceived,
void
*
˓→ data);
/* Set the callback which is called if another server is found through mDNS or
* deleted. It will be called for any mDNS message from the remote server, thus
* it may be called multiple times for the same instance. Also the SRV and TXT
* records may arrive later, therefore for the first call the server
* capabilities may not be set yet. If called multiple times, previous data will
* be overwritten.
*
* @param server
* @param cb the callback
* @param data data passed to the callback
* @return UA_STATUSCODE_SUCCESS on success */
void
UA_Server_setServerOnNetworkCallback (UA_Server
* server,
UA_Server_serverOnNetworkCallback cb,
void
* data);
#endif /* UA_ENABLE_DISCOVERY_MULTICAST */
#endif /* UA_ENABLE_DISCOVERY */
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• Custom node constructors and destructors
• Linking VariableNodes with an external data source
• MethodNode callbacks
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8.6.1 Node Lifecycle: Constructors, Destructors and Node Contexts
To finalize the instantiation of a node, a (user-defined) constructor callback is executed. There can be both a global constructor for all nodes and node-type constructor specific to the TypeDefinition of the new node (attached to an
ObjectTypeNode or VariableTypeNode).
In the hierarchy of ObjectTypes and VariableTypes, only the constructor of the (lowest) type defined for the new node is executed. Note that every Object and Variable can have only one isTypeOf reference. But type-nodes can technically have several hasSubType references to implement multiple inheritance. Issues of (multiple) inheritance in the constructor need to be solved by the user.
When a node is destroyed, the node-type destructor is called before the global destructor. So the overall node lifecycle is as follows:
1. Global Constructor (set in the server config)
2. Node-Type Constructor (for VariableType or ObjectTypes)
3. (Usage-period of the Node)
4. Node-Type Destructor
5. Global Destructor
The constructor and destructor callbacks can be set to NULL and are not used in that case. If the node-type constructor fails, the global destructor will be called before removing the node. The destructors are assumed to never fail.
Every node carries a user-context and a constructor-context pointer. The user-context is used to attach custom data to a node. But the (user-defined) constructors and destructors may replace the user-context pointer if they wish to do so. The initial value for the constructor-context is NULL. When the AddNodes service is used over the network, the user-context pointer of the new node is also initially set to NULL.
/* To be set in the server config. */
typedef struct
{
/* Can be NULL. May replace the nodeContext */
UA_StatusCode (
* constructor)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
** nodeContext);
/* Can be NULL. The context cannot be replaced since the node is destroyed
* immediately afterwards anyway. */
void
(
* destructor)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext);
} UA_GlobalNodeLifecycle;
typedef struct
{
/* Can be NULL. May replace the nodeContext */
UA_StatusCode (
* constructor)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* typeNodeId,
void
˓→
* typeNodeContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
** nodeContext);
/* Can be NULL. May replace the nodeContext. */
void
(
* destructor)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* typeNodeId,
void
* typeNodeContext,
} UA_NodeTypeLifecycle;
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
** nodeContext);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_setNodeTypeLifecycle (UA_Server
* server, UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_NodeTypeLifecycle lifecycle);
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UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_getNodeContext (UA_Server
* server, UA_NodeId nodeId,
void
** nodeContext);
/* Careful! The user has to ensure that the destructor callbacks still work. */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_setNodeContext (UA_Server
* server, UA_NodeId nodeId,
void
* nodeContext);
8.6.2 Data Source Callback
The server has a unique way of dealing with the content of variables. Instead of storing a variant attached to the variable node, the node can point to a function with a local data provider. Whenever the value attribute is read, the function will be called and asked to provide a UA_DataValue return value that contains the value content and additional timestamps.
It is expected that the read callback is implemented. The write callback can be set to a null-pointer.
typedef struct
{
/* Copies the data from the source into the provided value.
*
* @param handle An optional pointer to user-defined data for the
* specific data source
* @param nodeid Id of the read node
* @param includeSourceTimeStamp If true, then the datasource is expected to
* set the source timestamp in the returned value
* @param range If not null, then the datasource shall return only a
* selection of the (nonscalar) data. Set
*
UA_STATUSCODE_BADINDEXRANGEINVALID in the value if this does not
* apply.
* @param value The (non-null) DataValue that is returned to the client. The
* data source sets the read data, the result status and optionally a
* sourcetimestamp.
* @return Returns a status code for logging. Error codes intended for the
* original caller are set in the value. If an error is returned,
* then no releasing of the value is done. */
UA_StatusCode (
* read)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext, UA_Boolean includeSourceTimeStamp,
const
UA_NumericRange
* range, UA_DataValue
* value);
/* Write into a data source. The write member of UA_DataSource can be empty
* if the operation is unsupported.
*
* @param handle An optional pointer to user-defined data for the
* specific data source
* @param nodeid Id of the node being written to
* @param data The data to be written into the data source
* @param range An optional data range. If the data source is scalar or does
* not support writing of ranges, then an error code is returned.
* @return Returns a status code that is returned to the user */
UA_StatusCode (
* write)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext,
const
UA_NumericRange
* range,
const
UA_DataValue
* value);
} UA_DataSource;
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_setVariableNode_dataSource (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_DataSource dataSource);
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Value Callbacks can be attached to variable and variable type nodes. If not NULL, they are called before reading and after writing respectively.
typedef struct
{
/* Called before the value attribute is read. It is possible to write into the
* value attribute during onRead (using the write service). The node is
* re-opened afterwards so that changes are considered in the following read
* operation.
*
* @param handle Points to user-provided data for the callback.
* @param nodeid The identifier of the node.
* @param data Points to the current node value.
* @param range Points to the numeric range the client wants to read from
*
(or NULL). */
void
(
* onRead)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeid,
void
* nodeContext,
const
UA_NumericRange
* range,
const
UA_DataValue
* value);
/* Called after writing the value attribute. The node is re-opened after
* writing so that the new value is visible in the callback.
*
* @param server The server executing the callback
* @sessionId The identifier of the session
* @sessionContext Additional data attached to the session
* in the access control layer
* @param nodeid The identifier of the node.
* @param nodeUserContext Additional data attached to the node by
* the user.
* @param nodeConstructorContext Additional data attached to the node
* by the type constructor(s).
* @param range Points to the numeric range the client wants to write to (or
*
NULL). */
void
(
* onWrite)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext,
const
UA_NumericRange
* range,
const
UA_DataValue
* data);
} UA_ValueCallback;
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_setVariableNode_valueCallback (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_ValueCallback callback);
8.6.4 Method Callbacks
Method callbacks are set to NULL (not executable) when a method node is added over the network. In theory, it is possible to add a callback via UA_Server_setMethodNode_callback within the global constructor when adding methods over the network is really wanted.
typedef
UA_StatusCode
(
*
UA_MethodCallback)(UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* methodId,
void
* methodContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* objectId,
void
* objectContext,
size_t
inputSize,
const
UA_Variant
* input,
size_t
outputSize,
UA_Variant
* output);
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UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_setMethodNode_callback (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId methodNodeId,
UA_MethodCallback methodCallback);
UA_CallMethodResult
UA_Server_call (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_CallMethodRequest
* request);
#endif
When creating dynamic node instances at runtime, chances are that you will not care about the specific NodeId of the new node, as long as you can reference it later. When passing numeric NodeIds with a numeric identifier 0, the stack evaluates this as “select a random unassigned numeric NodeId in that namespace”. To find out which NodeId was actually assigned to the new node, you may pass a pointer outNewNodeId, which will (after a successfull node insertion) contain the nodeId of the new node. You may also pass a NULL pointer if this result is not needed.
See the Section
on constructors and on attaching user-defined data to nodes.
The methods for node addition and deletion take mostly const arguments that are not modified. When creating a node, a deep copy of the node identifier, node attributes, etc. is created. Therefore, it is possible to call for example UA_Server_addVariablenode with a value attribute (a
) pointing to a memory location on
the stack. If you need changes to a variable value to manifest at a specific memory location, please use a
or a
/* Protect against redundant definitions for server/client */
#ifndef UA_DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTES_DEFINED
#define UA_DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTES_DEFINED
/* The default for variables is "BaseDataType" for the datatype, -2 for the
* valuerank and a read-accesslevel. */
extern const
UA_VariableAttributes UA_VariableAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_VariableTypeAttributes UA_VariableTypeAttributes_default;
/* Methods are executable by default */
extern const
UA_MethodAttributes UA_MethodAttributes_default;
/* The remaining attribute definitions are currently all zeroed out */
extern const
UA_ObjectAttributes UA_ObjectAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_ObjectTypeAttributes UA_ObjectTypeAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_ReferenceTypeAttributes UA_ReferenceTypeAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_DataTypeAttributes UA_DataTypeAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_ViewAttributes UA_ViewAttributes_default;
#endif
/* Don't use this function. There are typed versions as inline functions. */
UA_StatusCode
__UA_Server_addNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeClass nodeClass,
const
UA_NodeId
* requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId
* parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId
* referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_NodeId
* typeDefinition,
const
UA_NodeAttributes
* attr,
const
UA_DataType
* attributeType,
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addVariableNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
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const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_NodeId typeDefinition,
const
UA_VariableAttributes attr,
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Server_addNode(server, UA_NODECLASS_VARIABLE, & requestedNewNodeId,
& parentNodeId, & referenceTypeId, browseName,
& typeDefinition, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES], nodeContext, outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addVariableTypeNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
}
const
UA_NodeId typeDefinition,
const
UA_VariableTypeAttributes attr,
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Server_addNode(server, UA_NODECLASS_VARIABLETYPE,
& requestedNewNodeId, & parentNodeId, &
˓→ referenceTypeId, browseName, & typeDefinition,
(
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VARIABLETYPEATTRIBUTES], nodeContext, outNewNodeId);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addObjectNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_NodeId typeDefinition,
const
UA_ObjectAttributes attr,
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Server_addNode(server, UA_NODECLASS_OBJECT, & requestedNewNodeId,
& parentNodeId, & referenceTypeId, browseName,
& typeDefinition, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_OBJECTATTRIBUTES], nodeContext, outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addObjectTypeNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_ObjectTypeAttributes attr,
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Server_addNode(server, UA_NODECLASS_OBJECTTYPE, &
˓→ requestedNewNodeId,
& parentNodeId, & referenceTypeId, browseName,
& UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_OBJECTTYPEATTRIBUTES], nodeContext, outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addViewNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
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const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_ViewAttributes attr,
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Server_addNode(server, UA_NODECLASS_VIEW, & requestedNewNodeId,
& parentNodeId, & referenceTypeId, browseName,
& UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VIEWATTRIBUTES], nodeContext, outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addReferenceTypeNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_ReferenceTypeAttributes attr,
}
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Server_addNode(server, UA_NODECLASS_REFERENCETYPE,
& requestedNewNodeId, & parentNodeId, &
˓→ referenceTypeId, browseName, & UA_NODEID_NULL,
(
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_REFERENCETYPEATTRIBUTES], nodeContext, outNewNodeId);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addDataTypeNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_DataTypeAttributes attr,
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Server_addNode(server, UA_NODECLASS_DATATYPE, & requestedNewNodeId,
& parentNodeId, & referenceTypeId, browseName,
& UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DATATYPEATTRIBUTES], nodeContext, outNewNodeId);
}
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addDataSourceVariableNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_NodeId typeDefinition,
const
UA_VariableAttributes attr,
const
UA_DataSource dataSource,
void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addMethodNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_MethodAttributes attr, UA_MethodCallback method,
size_t
inputArgumentsSize,
const
UA_Argument
*
˓→ inputArguments,
size_t
outputArgumentsSize,
const
UA_Argument
*
˓→ outputArguments,
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void
* nodeContext, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_deleteNode (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean deleteReferences);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addReference (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId sourceId,
const
UA_NodeId refTypeId,
const
UA_ExpandedNodeId targetId, UA_Boolean isForward);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_deleteReference (UA_Server
* server,
const
UA_NodeId sourceNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId, UA_Boolean isForward,
const
UA_ExpandedNodeId targetNodeId,
UA_Boolean deleteBidirectional);
/* Add a new namespace to the server. Returns the index of the new namespace */
UA_UInt16 UA_Server_addNamespace (UA_Server
* server,
const char
* name);
This file contains outdated API definitions that are kept for backwards compatibility. Please switch to the new
API, as the following definitions will be removed eventually.
8.10.1 UA_Job API
UA_Job was replaced since it unneccessarily exposed server internals to the end-user. Please use plain
UA_ServerCallbacks instead. The following UA_Job definition contains just the fraction of the original struct that was useful to end-users.
typedef enum
{
UA_JOBTYPE_METHODCALL
} UA_JobType;
typedef struct
{
UA_JobType type;
union
{
struct
{
void
* data;
UA_ServerCallback method;
} methodCall;
} job;
} UA_Job;
UA_DEPRECATED
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_addRepeatedJob (UA_Server
* server, UA_Job job,
UA_UInt32 interval, UA_Guid
* jobId) {
return
UA_Server_addRepeatedCallback(server, job.job.methodCall.method,
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job.job.methodCall.data, interval,
(UA_UInt64
*
)(
uintptr_t
)jobId);
}
UA_DEPRECATED
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Server_removeRepeatedJob (UA_Server
* server, UA_Guid jobId) {
return
UA_Server_removeRepeatedCallback(server,
*
(UA_UInt64
*
)(
uintptr_t
) & jobId);
}
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9
The client implementation allows remote access to all OPC UA services. For convenience, some functionality has been wrapped in
However
: At this time, the client does not yet contain its own thread or event-driven main-loop. So the client will not perform any actions automatically in the background. This is especially relevant for subscriptions. The user will have to periodically call UA_Client_Subscriptions_manuallySendPublishRequest. See also
typedef struct
UA_ClientConfig {
UA_UInt32 timeout; /* Sync response timeout in ms */
UA_UInt32 secureChannelLifeTime; /* Lifetime in ms (then the channel needs to be renewed) */
UA_Logger logger;
UA_ConnectionConfig localConnectionConfig;
UA_ConnectClientConnection connectionFunc;
/* Custom DataTypes */
size_t
customDataTypesSize;
const
UA_DataType
* customDataTypes;
} UA_ClientConfig;
typedef enum
{
UA_CLIENTSTATE_READY, /* The client is not connected but initialized and ready to use. */
UA_CLIENTSTATE_CONNECTED, /* The client is connected to a server. */
UA_CLIENTSTATE_FAULTED, /* An error has occured that might have influenced the connection state. A successfull service call or renewal of the secure channel
UA_CLIENTSTATE_ERRORED will reset the state to CONNECTED. */
/* A non-recoverable error has occured and the connection is no longer reliable. The client
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} UA_ClientState;
struct
UA_Client;
typedef struct
UA_Client UA_Client; needs to be disconnected and reinitialized to recover into a CONNECTED state. */
/* Create a new client
*
* @param config for the new client. You can use UA_ClientConfig_default
* which has sane defaults
* @param logger function pointer to a logger function. See
* examples/logger_stdout.c for a simple implementation
* @return return the new Client object */
UA_Client
*
UA_Client_new (UA_ClientConfig config);
/* Get the client connection status */
UA_ClientState UA_Client_getState (UA_Client
* client);
/* Reset a client */
void
UA_Client_reset (UA_Client
* client);
/* Delete a client */
void
UA_Client_delete (UA_Client
* client);
/* Gets a list of endpoints of a server
*
* @param client to use. Must be connected to the same endpoint given in
* serverUrl or otherwise in disconnected state.
* @param serverUrl url to connect (for example "opc.tcp://localhost:16664")
* @param endpointDescriptionsSize size of the array of endpoint descriptions
* @param endpointDescriptions array of endpoint descriptions that is allocated
* by the function (you need to free manually)
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_getEndpoints (UA_Client
* client,
const char
* serverUrl,
size_t
* endpointDescriptionsSize,
UA_EndpointDescription
** endpointDescriptions);
/* Gets a list of all registered servers at the given server.
*
* You can pass an optional filter for serverUris. If the given server is not
˓→ registered,
* an empty array will be returned. If the server is registered, only that
˓→ application
* description will be returned.
*
* Additionally you can optionally indicate which locale you want for the server
˓→ name
* in the returned application description. The array indicates the order of
˓→ preference.
* A server may have localized names.
*
* @param client to use. Must be connected to the same endpoint given in
* serverUrl or otherwise in disconnected state.
* @param serverUrl url to connect (for example "opc.tcp://localhost:16664")
* @param serverUrisSize Optional filter for specific server uris
* @param serverUris Optional filter for specific server uris
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* @param localeIdsSize Optional indication which locale you prefer
* @param localeIds Optional indication which locale you prefer
* @param registeredServersSize size of returned array, i.e., number of found/
˓→ registered servers
* @param registeredServers array containing found/registered servers
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_findServers (UA_Client
* client,
const char
* serverUrl,
size_t
serverUrisSize, UA_String
* serverUris,
size_t
localeIdsSize, UA_String
* localeIds,
size_t
* registeredServersSize,
UA_ApplicationDescription
** registeredServers);
/* Get a list of all known server in the network. Only supported by LDS servers.
*
* @param client to use. Must be connected to the same endpoint given in
* serverUrl or otherwise in disconnected state.
* @param serverUrl url to connect (for example "opc.tcp://localhost:16664")
* @param startingRecordId optional. Only return the records with an ID higher
* or equal the given. Can be used for pagination to only get a subset of
* the full list
* @param maxRecordsToReturn optional. Only return this number of records
* @param serverCapabilityFilterSize optional. Filter the returned list to only
* get servers with given capabilities, e.g. "LDS"
* @param serverCapabilityFilter optional. Filter the returned list to only get
* servers with given capabilities, e.g. "LDS"
* @param serverOnNetworkSize size of returned array, i.e., number of
* known/registered servers
* @param serverOnNetwork array containing known/registered servers
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_findServersOnNetwork (UA_Client
* client,
const char
* serverUrl,
UA_UInt32 startingRecordId, UA_UInt32 maxRecordsToReturn,
size_t
serverCapabilityFilterSize, UA_String
˓→
* serverCapabilityFilter,
size_t
* serverOnNetworkSize, UA_ServerOnNetwork
˓→
** serverOnNetwork);
/* Connect to the selected server
*
* @param client to use
* @param endpointURL to connect (for example "opc.tcp://localhost:16664")
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_connect (UA_Client
* client,
const char
* endpointUrl);
/* Connect to the selected server with the given username and password
*
* @param client to use
* @param endpointURL to connect (for example "opc.tcp://localhost:16664")
* @param username
* @param password
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_connect_username (UA_Client
* client,
const char
* endpointUrl,
const char
* username,
const char
* password);
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/* Close a connection to the selected server */
UA_StatusCode UA_Client_disconnect (UA_Client
* client);
/* Renew the underlying secure channel */
UA_StatusCode UA_Client_manuallyRenewSecureChannel (UA_Client
* client);
The raw OPC UA services are exposed to the client. But most of them time, it is better to use the convenience functions from ua_client_highlevel.h that wrap the raw services.
/* Don't use this function. Use the type versions below instead. */
void
__UA_Client_Service (UA_Client
* client,
const void
* request,
const
UA_DataType
* requestType,
void
* response,
const
UA_DataType
* responseType);
9.5.1 Attribute Service Set static
UA_INLINE UA_ReadResponse
UA_Client_Service_read (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_ReadRequest request) {
UA_ReadResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_READREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_READRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_WriteResponse
UA_Client_Service_write (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_WriteRequest request) {
UA_WriteResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_WRITEREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_WRITERESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
9.5.2 Method Service Set
#ifdef UA_ENABLE_METHODCALLS
static
UA_INLINE UA_CallResponse
UA_Client_Service_call (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_CallRequest request) {
UA_CallResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_CALLREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_CALLRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
#endif
9.5.3 NodeManagement Service Set static
UA_INLINE UA_AddNodesResponse
UA_Client_Service_addNodes (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_AddNodesRequest request) {
UA_AddNodesResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_ADDNODESREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_ADDNODESRESPONSE]);
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return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_AddReferencesResponse
UA_Client_Service_addReferences (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_AddReferencesRequest request) {
UA_AddReferencesResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_ADDREFERENCESREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_ADDREFERENCESRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_DeleteNodesResponse
UA_Client_Service_deleteNodes (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_DeleteNodesRequest request) {
UA_DeleteNodesResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DELETENODESREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DELETENODESRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_DeleteReferencesResponse
UA_Client_Service_deleteReferences (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_DeleteReferencesRequest request) {
}
UA_DeleteReferencesResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_
˓→
DELETEREFERENCESREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DELETEREFERENCESRESPONSE]);
return
response;
9.5.4 View Service Set static
UA_INLINE UA_BrowseResponse
UA_Client_Service_browse (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_BrowseRequest request) {
UA_BrowseResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BROWSEREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BROWSERESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_BrowseNextResponse
UA_Client_Service_browseNext (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_BrowseNextRequest request) {
UA_BrowseNextResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BROWSENEXTREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BROWSENEXTRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsResponse
UA_Client_Service_translateBrowsePathsToNodeIds (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsRequest request) {
UA_TranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIdsResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSREQUEST],
& response,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
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static
UA_INLINE UA_RegisterNodesResponse
UA_Client_Service_registerNodes (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_RegisterNodesRequest request) {
UA_RegisterNodesResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_REGISTERNODESREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_REGISTERNODESRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_UnregisterNodesResponse
UA_Client_Service_unregisterNodes (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_UnregisterNodesRequest request) {
UA_UnregisterNodesResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_UNREGISTERNODESREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_UNREGISTERNODESRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
9.5.5 Query Service Set static
UA_INLINE UA_QueryFirstResponse
UA_Client_Service_queryFirst (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_QueryFirstRequest request) {
UA_QueryFirstResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_QUERYFIRSTREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_QUERYFIRSTRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_QueryNextResponse
UA_Client_Service_queryNext (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_QueryNextRequest request) {
UA_QueryNextResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_QUERYFIRSTREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_QUERYFIRSTRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
#ifdef UA_ENABLE_SUBSCRIPTIONS
9.5.6 MonitoredItem Service Set static
UA_INLINE UA_CreateMonitoredItemsResponse
UA_Client_Service_createMonitoredItems (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_CreateMonitoredItemsRequest request) {
UA_CreateMonitoredItemsResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST], & response,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_DeleteMonitoredItemsResponse
UA_Client_Service_deleteMonitoredItems (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_DeleteMonitoredItemsRequest request) {
UA_DeleteMonitoredItemsResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request,
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}
return
response;
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST], & response,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE]);
9.5.7 Subscription Service Set static
UA_INLINE UA_CreateSubscriptionResponse
UA_Client_Service_createSubscription (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_CreateSubscriptionRequest request) {
UA_CreateSubscriptionResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST], & response,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_ModifySubscriptionResponse
UA_Client_Service_modifySubscription (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_ModifySubscriptionRequest request) {
UA_ModifySubscriptionResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST], & response,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_DeleteSubscriptionsResponse
UA_Client_Service_deleteSubscriptions (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_DeleteSubscriptionsRequest request) {
UA_DeleteSubscriptionsResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSREQUEST], & response,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_PublishResponse
UA_Client_Service_publish (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_PublishRequest request) {
UA_PublishResponse response;
__UA_Client_Service(client, & request, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_PUBLISHREQUEST],
& response, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_PUBLISHRESPONSE]);
return
response;
}
#endif
All OPC UA services are asynchronous in nature. So several service calls can be made without waiting for a response first. Responess may come in a different ordering.
typedef
void
(
*
UA_ClientAsyncServiceCallback)(UA_Client
* client,
void
* userdata,
UA_UInt32 requestId,
const void
* response);
/* Don't use this function. Use the type versions below instead. */
UA_StatusCode
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__UA_Client_AsyncService (UA_Client
* client,
const void
* request,
const
UA_DataType
* requestType,
UA_ClientAsyncServiceCallback callback,
const
UA_DataType
* responseType,
void
* userdata, UA_UInt32
* requestId);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_runAsync (UA_Client
* client, UA_UInt16 timeout);
9.6.1 Highlevel Client Functionality
The following definitions are convenience functions making use of the standard OPC UA services in the background. This is a less flexible way of handling the stack, because at many places sensible defaults are presumed; at the same time using these functions is the easiest way of implementing an OPC UA application, as you will not have to consider all the details that go into the OPC UA services. If more flexibility is needed, you can always achieve the same functionality using the raw
Read Attributes
The following functions can be used to retrieve a single node attribute. Use the regular service to read several attributes at once.
/* Don't call this function, use the typed versions */
UA_StatusCode
__UA_Client_readAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
UA_AttributeId attributeId,
void
* out,
const
UA_DataType
* outDataType);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readNodeIdAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_NodeId
* outNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_NODEID, outNodeId, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_NODEID]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readNodeClassAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_NodeClass
* outNodeClass) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_NODECLASS, outNodeClass, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_NODECLASS]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readBrowseNameAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_QualifiedName
* outBrowseName) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_BROWSENAME, outBrowseName,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_QUALIFIEDNAME]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readDisplayNameAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_LocalizedText
* outDisplayName) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DISPLAYNAME, outDisplayName,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
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UA_Client_readDescriptionAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_LocalizedText
* outDescription) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DESCRIPTION, outDescription,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readWriteMaskAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_UInt32
* outWriteMask) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_WRITEMASK, outWriteMask, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_UINT32]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readUserWriteMaskAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_UInt32
* outUserWriteMask) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USERWRITEMASK, outUserWriteMask,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_UINT32]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readIsAbstractAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outIsAbstract) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ISABSTRACT, outIsAbstract, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readSymmetricAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outSymmetric) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_SYMMETRIC, outSymmetric, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readInverseNameAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_LocalizedText
* outInverseName) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_INVERSENAME, outInverseName,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readContainsNoLoopsAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outContainsNoLoops) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_CONTAINSNOLOOPS, outContainsNoLoops,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readEventNotifierAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Byte
* outEventNotifier) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EVENTNOTIFIER, outEventNotifier, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BYTE]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readValueAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
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UA_Variant
* outValue) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUE, outValue, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VARIANT]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readDataTypeAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_NodeId
* outDataType) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DATATYPE, outDataType, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_NODEID]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readValueRankAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Int32
* outValueRank) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUERANK, outValueRank, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32]);
}
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readArrayDimensionsAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
size_t
* outArrayDimensionsSize,
UA_UInt32
** outArrayDimensions);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readAccessLevelAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Byte
* outAccessLevel) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ACCESSLEVEL, outAccessLevel, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BYTE]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readUserAccessLevelAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Byte
* outUserAccessLevel) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USERACCESSLEVEL, outUserAccessLevel,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BYTE]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readMinimumSamplingIntervalAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Double
* outMinSamplingInterval) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_MINIMUMSAMPLINGINTERVAL, outMinSamplingInterval,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readHistorizingAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outHistorizing) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_HISTORIZING, outHistorizing, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readExecutableAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outExecutable) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EXECUTABLE, outExecutable, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
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static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_readUserExecutableAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean
* outUserExecutable) {
return
__UA_Client_readAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USEREXECUTABLE, outUserExecutable,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
Write Attributes
The following functions can be use to write a single node attribute at a time. Use the regular write service to write several attributes at once.
/* Don't call this function, use the typed versions */
UA_StatusCode
__UA_Client_writeAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
UA_AttributeId attributeId,
const void
* in,
const
UA_DataType
* inDataType);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeNodeIdAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_NodeId
* newNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_NODEID, newNodeId, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_NODEID]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeNodeClassAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_NodeClass
* newNodeClass) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_NODECLASS, newNodeClass, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_NODECLASS]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeBrowseNameAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName
* newBrowseName) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_BROWSENAME, newBrowseName,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_QUALIFIEDNAME]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeDisplayNameAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_LocalizedText
* newDisplayName) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DISPLAYNAME, newDisplayName,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeDescriptionAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_LocalizedText
* newDescription) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DESCRIPTION, newDescription,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeWriteMaskAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
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const
UA_UInt32
* newWriteMask) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_WRITEMASK, newWriteMask, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_UINT32]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeUserWriteMaskAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_UInt32
* newUserWriteMask) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USERWRITEMASK, newUserWriteMask,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_UINT32]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeIsAbstractAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Boolean
* newIsAbstract) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ISABSTRACT, newIsAbstract, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeSymmetricAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Boolean
* newSymmetric) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_SYMMETRIC, newSymmetric, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeInverseNameAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_LocalizedText
* newInverseName) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_INVERSENAME, newInverseName,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_LOCALIZEDTEXT]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeContainsNoLoopsAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Boolean
* newContainsNoLoops) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_CONTAINSNOLOOPS, newContainsNoLoops,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeEventNotifierAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Byte
* newEventNotifier) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EVENTNOTIFIER, newEventNotifier,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BYTE]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeValueAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Variant
* newValue) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUE, newValue, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VARIANT]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeDataTypeAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
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const
UA_NodeId
* newDataType) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DATATYPE, newDataType, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_NODEID]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeValueRankAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Int32
* newValueRank) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUERANK, newValueRank, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_INT32]);
}
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeArrayDimensionsAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
size_t
newArrayDimensionsSize,
const
UA_UInt32
* newArrayDimensions);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeAccessLevelAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Byte
* newAccessLevel) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ACCESSLEVEL, newAccessLevel, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BYTE]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeUserAccessLevelAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Byte
* newUserAccessLevel) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USERACCESSLEVEL, newUserAccessLevel,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BYTE]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeMinimumSamplingIntervalAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Double
* newMinInterval) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_MINIMUMSAMPLINGINTERVAL, newMinInterval, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DOUBLE]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeHistorizingAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Boolean
* newHistorizing) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_HISTORIZING, newHistorizing, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeExecutableAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Boolean
* newExecutable) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId, UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EXECUTABLE, newExecutable, & UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_writeUserExecutableAttribute (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_Boolean
* newUserExecutable) {
return
__UA_Client_writeAttribute(client, & nodeId,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USEREXECUTABLE, newUserExecutable,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_BOOLEAN]);
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}
Method Calling
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_call (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId objectId,
const
UA_NodeId methodId,
size_t
inputSize,
const
UA_Variant
* input,
size_t
* outputSize, UA_Variant
** output);
Node Management
See the section on
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addReference (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId sourceNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId, UA_Boolean isForward,
const
UA_String targetServerUri,
const
UA_ExpandedNodeId targetNodeId,
UA_NodeClass targetNodeClass);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_deleteReference (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId sourceNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId, UA_Boolean isForward,
const
UA_ExpandedNodeId targetNodeId,
UA_Boolean deleteBidirectional);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_deleteNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
UA_Boolean deleteTargetReferences);
/* Protect against redundant definitions for server/client */
#ifndef UA_DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTES_DEFINED
#define UA_DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTES_DEFINED
/* The default for variables is "BaseDataType" for the datatype, -2 for the
* valuerank and a read-accesslevel. */
extern const
UA_VariableAttributes UA_VariableAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_VariableTypeAttributes UA_VariableTypeAttributes_default;
/* Methods are executable by default */
extern const
UA_MethodAttributes UA_MethodAttributes_default;
/* The remaining attribute definitions are currently all zeroed out */
extern const
UA_ObjectAttributes UA_ObjectAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_ObjectTypeAttributes UA_ObjectTypeAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_ReferenceTypeAttributes UA_ReferenceTypeAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_DataTypeAttributes UA_DataTypeAttributes_default;
extern const
UA_ViewAttributes UA_ViewAttributes_default;
#endif
/* Don't call this function, use the typed versions */
UA_StatusCode
__UA_Client_addNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeClass nodeClass,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_NodeId typeDefinition,
const
UA_NodeAttributes
* attr,
const
UA_DataType
* attributeType, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId);
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addVariableNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
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UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_NodeId typeDefinition,
const
UA_VariableAttributes attr,
UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_addNode(client, UA_NODECLASS_VARIABLE, requestedNewNodeId, parentNodeId, referenceTypeId, browseName, typeDefinition, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES], outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addVariableTypeNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_VariableTypeAttributes attr,
UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_addNode(client, UA_NODECLASS_VARIABLETYPE, requestedNewNodeId, parentNodeId, referenceTypeId, browseName,
UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VARIABLETYPEATTRIBUTES], outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addObjectNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_NodeId typeDefinition,
const
UA_ObjectAttributes attr, UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_addNode(client, UA_NODECLASS_OBJECT, requestedNewNodeId, parentNodeId, referenceTypeId, browseName, typeDefinition, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_OBJECTATTRIBUTES], outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addObjectTypeNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_ObjectTypeAttributes attr,
UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_addNode(client, UA_NODECLASS_OBJECTTYPE, requestedNewNodeId, parentNodeId, referenceTypeId, browseName,
UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_OBJECTTYPEATTRIBUTES], outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addViewNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_ViewAttributes attr,
UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
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return
__UA_Client_addNode(client, UA_NODECLASS_VIEW, requestedNewNodeId, parentNodeId, referenceTypeId, browseName,
UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_VIEWATTRIBUTES], outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addReferenceTypeNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_ReferenceTypeAttributes attr,
UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_addNode(client, UA_NODECLASS_REFERENCETYPE, requestedNewNodeId, parentNodeId, referenceTypeId, browseName,
UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_REFERENCETYPEATTRIBUTES], outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addDataTypeNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_DataTypeAttributes attr,
UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_addNode(client, UA_NODECLASS_DATATYPE, requestedNewNodeId, parentNodeId, referenceTypeId, browseName,
UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_DATATYPEATTRIBUTES], outNewNodeId);
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_addMethodNode (UA_Client
* client,
const
UA_NodeId requestedNewNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
const
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
const
UA_QualifiedName browseName,
const
UA_MethodAttributes attr,
UA_NodeId
* outNewNodeId) {
return
__UA_Client_addNode(client, UA_NODECLASS_METHOD, requestedNewNodeId, parentNodeId, referenceTypeId, browseName,
UA_NODEID_NULL, (
const
UA_NodeAttributes
*
) & attr,
& UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_METHODATTRIBUTES], outNewNodeId);
}
Subscriptions Handling
At this time, the client does not yet contain its own thread or event-driven main-loop. So the client will not perform any actions automatically in the background. This is especially relevant for subscriptions. The user will have to periodically call UA_Client_Subscriptions_manuallySendPublishRequest. See also
#ifdef UA_ENABLE_SUBSCRIPTIONS
typedef struct
{
UA_Double requestedPublishingInterval;
UA_UInt32 requestedLifetimeCount;
UA_UInt32 requestedMaxKeepAliveCount;
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UA_UInt32 maxNotificationsPerPublish;
UA_Boolean publishingEnabled;
UA_Byte priority;
} UA_SubscriptionSettings;
extern const
UA_SubscriptionSettings UA_SubscriptionSettings_default;
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_Subscriptions_new (UA_Client
* client, UA_SubscriptionSettings settings,
UA_UInt32
* newSubscriptionId);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_Subscriptions_remove (UA_Client
* client, UA_UInt32 subscriptionId);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_Subscriptions_manuallySendPublishRequest (UA_Client
* client);
typedef
void (
*
UA_MonitoredEventHandlingFunction)(
const
UA_UInt32 monId,
const size_t
nEventFields,
const
UA_Variant
* eventFields,
void
* context);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_Subscriptions_addMonitoredEvent (UA_Client
˓→ subscriptionId,
* client,
const
UA_UInt32
const
UA_NodeId nodeId,
const
UA_UInt32
˓→ attributeID,
UA_SimpleAttributeOperand
* selectClause,
const size_t
nSelectClauses,
UA_ContentFilterElement
* whereClause,
const size_t
nWhereClauses,
const
UA_MonitoredEventHandlingFunction
˓→ hf,
void
* hfContext, UA_UInt32
˓→
* newMonitoredItemId);
typedef
void (
*
UA_MonitoredItemHandlingFunction)(UA_UInt32 monId,
UA_DataValue
* value,
void
* context);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_Subscriptions_addMonitoredItem (UA_Client
* client,
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId,
UA_NodeId nodeId, UA_UInt32 attributeID,
UA_MonitoredItemHandlingFunction hf,
void
* hfContext,
UA_UInt32
* newMonitoredItemId);
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_Subscriptions_removeMonitoredItem (UA_Client
* client,
UA_UInt32 subscriptionId,
UA_UInt32 monitoredItemId);
#endif
Misc Highlevel Functionality
/* Get the namespace-index of a namespace-URI
*
* @param client The UA_Client struct for this connection
* @param namespaceUri The interested namespace URI
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* @param namespaceIndex The namespace index of the URI. The value is unchanged
* in case of an error
* @return Indicates whether the operation succeeded or returns an error code */
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_NamespaceGetIndex (UA_Client
* client, UA_String
* namespaceUri,
UA_UInt16
* namespaceIndex);
#ifndef HAVE_NODEITER_CALLBACK
#define HAVE_NODEITER_CALLBACK
/* Iterate over all nodes referenced by parentNodeId by calling the callback function for each child node */
typedef
UA_StatusCode (
*
UA_NodeIteratorCallback)(UA_NodeId childId,
UA_Boolean isInverse,
UA_NodeId referenceTypeId,
void
* handle);
#endif
UA_StatusCode
UA_Client_forEachChildNodeCall (UA_Client
* client, UA_NodeId parentNodeId,
UA_NodeIteratorCallback callback,
void
* handle) ;
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This section contains numerical and string constants that are defined in the OPC UA standard.
Every node in an OPC UA information model contains attributes depending on the node type. Possible attributes are as follows:
typedef enum
{
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_NODEID
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_NODECLASS
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_BROWSENAME
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DISPLAYNAME
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DESCRIPTION
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_WRITEMASK
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USERWRITEMASK
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ISABSTRACT
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_SYMMETRIC
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_INVERSENAME
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_CONTAINSNOLOOPS
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EVENTNOTIFIER
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUE
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_DATATYPE
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_VALUERANK
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ARRAYDIMENSIONS
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_ACCESSLEVEL
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USERACCESSLEVEL
= 17 ,
= 18 ,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_MINIMUMSAMPLINGINTERVAL = 19 ,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_HISTORIZING = 20 ,
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_EXECUTABLE
UA_ATTRIBUTEID_USEREXECUTABLE
} UA_AttributeId;
= 21 ,
= 22
= 8 ,
= 9 ,
= 10 ,
= 11 ,
= 12 ,
= 13 ,
= 14 ,
= 15 ,
= 16 ,
The access level to a node is given by the following constants that are ANDed with the overall access level.
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#define UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_READ (0x01<<0)
#define UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_WRITE
#define UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_HISTORYREAD
(0x01<<1)
(0x01<<2)
#define UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_HISTORYWRITE (0x01<<3)
#define UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_SEMANTICCHANGE (0x01<<4)
#define UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_STATUSWRITE (0x01<<5)
#define UA_ACCESSLEVELMASK_TIMESTAMPWRITE (0x01<<6)
The write mask and user write mask is given by the following constants that are ANDed for the overall write mask.
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#define UA_WRITEMASK_ACCESSLEVEL
#define UA_WRITEMASK_ARRRAYDIMENSIONS
#define UA_WRITEMASK_BROWSENAME
#define UA_WRITEMASK_CONTAINSNOLOOPS
#define UA_WRITEMASK_DATATYPE
#define UA_WRITEMASK_DESCRIPTION
#define UA_WRITEMASK_DISPLAYNAME
#define UA_WRITEMASK_EVENTNOTIFIER
#define UA_WRITEMASK_EXECUTABLE
#define UA_WRITEMASK_HISTORIZING
#define UA_WRITEMASK_INVERSENAME
#define UA_WRITEMASK_ISABSTRACT
(0x01<<0)
(0x01<<1)
(0x01<<2)
(0x01<<3)
(0x01<<4)
(0x01<<5)
(0x01<<6)
(0x01<<7)
(0x01<<8)
(0x01<<9)
(0x01<<10)
(0x01<<11)
#define UA_WRITEMASK_MINIMUMSAMPLINGINTERVAL (0x01<<12)
#define UA_WRITEMASK_NODECLASS (0x01<<13)
#define UA_WRITEMASK_NODEID
#define UA_WRITEMASK_SYMMETRIC
(0x01<<14)
(0x01<<15)
#define UA_WRITEMASK_USERACCESSLEVEL
#define UA_WRITEMASK_USEREXECUTABLE
#define UA_WRITEMASK_USERWRITEMASK
(0x01<<16)
(0x01<<17)
(0x01<<18)
#define UA_WRITEMASK_VALUERANK
#define UA_WRITEMASK_WRITEMASK
#define UA_WRITEMASK_VALUEFORVARIABLETYPE
(0x01<<19)
(0x01<<20)
(0x01<<21)
StatusCodes are extensively used in the OPC UA protocol and in the open62541 API. They are represented by the
data type. The following definitions are autogenerated from the Opc.Ua.StatusCodes.csv file provided with the OPC UA standard.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD 0x00
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADUNEXPECTEDERROR 0x80010000 // An unexpected error
˓→ occurred.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINTERNALERROR 0x80020000 // An internal error occurred as
˓→ a result of a programming or configuration error.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADOUTOFMEMORY 0x80030000 // Not enough memory to complete
˓→ the operation.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADRESOURCEUNAVAILABLE 0x80040000 // An operating system
˓→ resource is not available.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCOMMUNICATIONERROR 0x80050000 // A low level
˓→ communication error occurred.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADENCODINGERROR 0x80060000 // Encoding halted because of
˓→ invalid data in the objects being serialized.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDECODINGERROR 0x80070000 // Decoding halted because of
˓→ invalid data in the stream.
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#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADENCODINGLIMITSEXCEEDED 0x80080000 // The message encoding/
˓→ decoding limits imposed by the stack have been exceeded.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREQUESTTOOLARGE 0x80b80000 // The request message size
˓→ exceeds limits set by the server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADRESPONSETOOLARGE 0x80b90000 // The response message size
˓→ exceeds limits set by the client.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADUNKNOWNRESPONSE 0x80090000 // An unrecognized response
˓→ was received from the server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTIMEOUT 0x800a0000 // The operation timed out.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSERVICEUNSUPPORTED 0x800b0000 // The server does not
˓→ support the requested service.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSHUTDOWN 0x800c0000 // The operation was cancelled
˓→ because the application is shutting down.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSERVERNOTCONNECTED 0x800d0000 // The operation could not
˓→ complete because the client is not connected to the server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSERVERHALTED 0x800e0000 // The server has stopped and
˓→ cannot process any requests.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTHINGTODO 0x800f0000 // There was nothing to do because
˓→ the client passed a list of operations with no elements.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTOOMANYOPERATIONS 0x80100000 // The request could not be
˓→ processed because it specified too many operations.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTOOMANYMONITOREDITEMS 0x80db0000 // The request could not
˓→ be processed because there are too many monitored items in the subscription.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDATATYPEIDUNKNOWN 0x80110000 // The extension object
˓→ cannot be (de)serialized because the data type id is not recognized.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEINVALID 0x80120000 // The certificate provided
˓→ as a parameter is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSECURITYCHECKSFAILED 0x80130000 // An error occurred
˓→ verifying security.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATETIMEINVALID 0x80140000 // The Certificate has
˓→ expired or is not yet valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEISSUERTIMEINVALID 0x80150000 // An Issuer
˓→
Certificate has expired or is not yet valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEHOSTNAMEINVALID 0x80160000 // The HostName
˓→ used to connect to a Server does not match a HostName in the Certificate.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEURIINVALID 0x80170000 // The URI specified in
˓→ the ApplicationDescription does not match the URI in the Certificate.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEUSENOTALLOWED 0x80180000 // The Certificate
˓→ may not be used for the requested operation.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEISSUERUSENOTALLOWED 0x80190000 // The Issuer
˓→
Certificate may not be used for the requested operation.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEUNTRUSTED 0x801a0000 // The Certificate is not
˓→ trusted.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEREVOCATIONUNKNOWN 0x801b0000 // It was not
˓→ possible to determine if the Certificate has been revoked.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEISSUERREVOCATIONUNKNOWN 0x801c0000 // It was
˓→ not possible to determine if the Issuer Certificate has been revoked.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEREVOKED 0x801d0000 // The certificate has been
˓→ revoked.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATEISSUERREVOKED 0x801e0000 // The issuer
˓→ certificate has been revoked.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCERTIFICATECHAININCOMPLETE 0x810d0000 // The certificate
˓→ chain is incomplete.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADUSERACCESSDENIED 0x801f0000 // User does not have
˓→ permission to perform the requested operation.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADIDENTITYTOKENINVALID 0x80200000 // The user identity
˓→ token is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADIDENTITYTOKENREJECTED 0x80210000 // The user identity
˓→ token is valid but the server has rejected it.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSECURECHANNELIDINVALID 0x80220000 // The specified secure
˓→ channel is no longer valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINVALIDTIMESTAMP 0x80230000 // The timestamp is outside
˓→ the range allowed by the server.
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#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNONCEINVALID 0x80240000 // The nonce does appear to be
˓→ not a random value or it is not the correct length.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSESSIONIDINVALID 0x80250000 // The session id is not
˓→ valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSESSIONCLOSED 0x80260000 // The session was closed by the
˓→ client.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSESSIONNOTACTIVATED 0x80270000 // The session cannot be
˓→ used because ActivateSession has not been called.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSUBSCRIPTIONIDINVALID 0x80280000 // The subscription id
˓→ is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREQUESTHEADERINVALID 0x802a0000 // The header for the
˓→ request is missing or invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTIMESTAMPSTORETURNINVALID 0x802b0000 // The timestamps to
˓→ return parameter is invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREQUESTCANCELLEDBYCLIENT 0x802c0000 // The request was
˓→ cancelled by the client.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTOOMANYARGUMENTS 0x80e50000 // Too many arguments were
˓→ provided.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADLICENSEEXPIRED 0x810E0000 // The server requires a
˓→ license to operate in general or to perform a service or operation, but existing
˓→ license is expired.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADLICENSELIMITSEXCEEDED 0x810F0000 // The server has limits
˓→ on number of allowed operations / objects, based on installed licenses, and
˓→ these limits where exceeded.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADLICENSENOTAVAILABLE 0x81100000 // The server does not
˓→ have a license which is required to operate in general or to perform a service
˓→ or operation.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODSUBSCRIPTIONTRANSFERRED 0x002d0000 // The subscription
˓→ was transferred to another session.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODCOMPLETESASYNCHRONOUSLY 0x002e0000 // The processing
˓→ will complete asynchronously.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODOVERLOAD 0x002f0000 // Sampling has slowed down due to
˓→ resource limitations.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODCLAMPED 0x00300000 // The value written was accepted but
˓→ was clamped.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOCOMMUNICATION 0x80310000 // Communication with the data
˓→ source is defined
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADWAITINGFORINITIALDATA 0x80320000 // Waiting for the
˓→ server to obtain values from the underlying data source.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODEIDINVALID 0x80330000 // The syntax of the node id is
˓→ not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODEIDUNKNOWN 0x80340000 // The node id refers to a node
˓→ that does not exist in the server address space.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADATTRIBUTEIDINVALID 0x80350000 // The attribute is not
˓→ supported for the specified Node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINDEXRANGEINVALID 0x80360000 // The syntax of the index
˓→ range parameter is invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINDEXRANGENODATA 0x80370000 // No data exists within the
˓→ range of indexes specified.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDATAENCODINGINVALID 0x80380000 // The data encoding is
˓→ invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDATAENCODINGUNSUPPORTED 0x80390000 // The server does not
˓→ support the requested data encoding for the node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTREADABLE 0x803a0000 // The access level does not allow
˓→ reading or subscribing to the Node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTWRITABLE 0x803b0000 // The access level does not allow
˓→ writing to the Node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADOUTOFRANGE 0x803c0000 // The value was out of range.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTSUPPORTED 0x803d0000 // The requested operation is not
˓→ supported.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTFOUND 0x803e0000 // A requested item was not found or
˓→ a search operation ended without success.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADOBJECTDELETED 0x803f0000 // The object cannot be used
˓→ because it has been deleted.
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#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTIMPLEMENTED 0x80400000 // Requested operation is not
˓→ implemented.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADMONITORINGMODEINVALID 0x80410000 // The monitoring mode
˓→ is invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADMONITOREDITEMIDINVALID 0x80420000 // The monitoring item
˓→ id does not refer to a valid monitored item.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADMONITOREDITEMFILTERINVALID 0x80430000 // The monitored
˓→ item filter parameter is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADMONITOREDITEMFILTERUNSUPPORTED 0x80440000 // The server
˓→ does not support the requested monitored item filter.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADFILTERNOTALLOWED 0x80450000 // A monitoring filter cannot
˓→ be used in combination with the attribute specified.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSTRUCTUREMISSING 0x80460000 // A mandatory structured
˓→ parameter was missing or null.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADEVENTFILTERINVALID 0x80470000 // The event filter is not
˓→ valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONTENTFILTERINVALID 0x80480000 // The content filter is
˓→ not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADFILTEROPERATORINVALID 0x80c10000 // An unregognized
˓→ operator was provided in a filter.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADFILTEROPERATORUNSUPPORTED 0x80c20000 // A valid operator
˓→ was provided
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADFILTEROPERANDCOUNTMISMATCH 0x80c30000 // The number of
˓→ operands provided for the filter operator was less then expected for the operand
˓→ provided.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADFILTEROPERANDINVALID 0x80490000 // The operand used in a
˓→ content filter is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADFILTERELEMENTINVALID 0x80c40000 // The referenced element
˓→ is not a valid element in the content filter.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADFILTERLITERALINVALID 0x80c50000 // The referenced literal
˓→ is not a valid value.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONTINUATIONPOINTINVALID 0x804a0000 // The continuation
˓→ point provide is longer valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOCONTINUATIONPOINTS 0x804b0000 // The operation could
˓→ not be processed because all continuation points have been allocated.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREFERENCETYPEIDINVALID 0x804c0000 // The operation could
˓→ not be processed because all continuation points have been allocated.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADBROWSEDIRECTIONINVALID 0x804d0000 // The browse direction
˓→ is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODENOTINVIEW 0x804e0000 // The node is not part of the
˓→ view.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSERVERURIINVALID 0x804f0000 // The ServerUri is not a
˓→ valid URI.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSERVERNAMEMISSING 0x80500000 // No ServerName was
˓→ specified.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDISCOVERYURLMISSING 0x80510000 // No DiscoveryUrl was
˓→ specified.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSEMPAHOREFILEMISSING 0x80520000 // The semaphore file
˓→ specified by the client is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREQUESTTYPEINVALID 0x80530000 // The security token
˓→ request type is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSECURITYMODEREJECTED 0x80540000 // The security mode does
˓→ not meet the requirements set by the Server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSECURITYPOLICYREJECTED 0x80550000 // The security policy
˓→ does not meet the requirements set by the Server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTOOMANYSESSIONS 0x80560000 // The server has reached its
˓→ maximum number of sessions.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADUSERSIGNATUREINVALID 0x80570000 // The user token
˓→ signature is missing or invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADAPPLICATIONSIGNATUREINVALID 0x80580000 // The signature
˓→ generated with the client certificate is missing or invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOVALIDCERTIFICATES 0x80590000 // The client did not
˓→ provide at least one software certificate that is valid and meets the profile
˓→ requirements for the server.
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#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADIDENTITYCHANGENOTSUPPORTED 0x80c60000 // The Server does
˓→ not support changing the user identity assigned to the session.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREQUESTCANCELLEDBYREQUEST 0x805a0000 // The request was
˓→ cancelled by the client with the Cancel service.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADPARENTNODEIDINVALID 0x805b0000 // The parent node id does
˓→ not to refer to a valid node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREFERENCENOTALLOWED 0x805c0000 // The reference could not
˓→ be created because it violates constraints imposed by the data model.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODEIDREJECTED 0x805d0000 // The requested node id was
˓→ reject because it was either invalid or server does not allow node ids to be
˓→ specified by the client.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODEIDEXISTS 0x805e0000 // The requested node id is
˓→ already used by another node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODECLASSINVALID 0x805f0000 // The node class is not
˓→ valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADBROWSENAMEINVALID 0x80600000 // The browse name is
˓→ invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADBROWSENAMEDUPLICATED 0x80610000 // The browse name is not
˓→ unique among nodes that share the same relationship with the parent.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODEATTRIBUTESINVALID 0x80620000 // The node attributes
˓→ are not valid for the node class.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTYPEDEFINITIONINVALID 0x80630000 // The type definition
˓→ node id does not reference an appropriate type node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSOURCENODEIDINVALID 0x80640000 // The source node id does
˓→ not reference a valid node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTARGETNODEIDINVALID 0x80650000 // The target node id does
˓→ not reference a valid node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDUPLICATEREFERENCENOTALLOWED 0x80660000 // The reference
˓→ type between the nodes is already defined.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINVALIDSELFREFERENCE 0x80670000 // The server does not
˓→ allow this type of self reference on this node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREFERENCELOCALONLY 0x80680000 // The reference type is
˓→ not valid for a reference to a remote server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODELETERIGHTS 0x80690000 // The server will not allow
˓→ the node to be deleted.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINREFERENCENOTDELETED 0x40bc0000 // The server was
˓→ not able to delete all target references.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSERVERINDEXINVALID 0x806a0000 // The server index is not
˓→ valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADVIEWIDUNKNOWN 0x806b0000 // The view id does not refer to
˓→ a valid view node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADVIEWTIMESTAMPINVALID 0x80c90000 // The view timestamp is
˓→ not available or not supported.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADVIEWPARAMETERMISMATCH 0x80ca0000 // The view parameters
˓→ are not consistent with each other.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADVIEWVERSIONINVALID 0x80cb0000 // The view version is not
˓→ available or not supported.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINNOTALLNODESAVAILABLE 0x40c00000 // The list of
˓→ references may not be complete because the underlying system is not available.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODRESULTSMAYBEINCOMPLETE 0x00ba0000 // The server should
˓→ have followed a reference to a node in a remote server but did not. The result
˓→ set may be incomplete.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTTYPEDEFINITION 0x80c80000 // The provided Nodeid was
˓→ not a type definition nodeid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINREFERENCEOUTOFSERVER 0x406c0000 // One of the
˓→ references to follow in the relative path references to a node in the address
˓→ space in another server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTOOMANYMATCHES 0x806d0000 // The requested operation has
˓→ too many matches to return.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADQUERYTOOCOMPLEX 0x806e0000 // The requested operation
˓→ requires too many resources in the server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOMATCH 0x806f0000 // The requested operation has no
˓→ match to return.
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#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADMAXAGEINVALID 0x80700000 // The max age parameter is
˓→ invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSECURITYMODEINSUFFICIENT 0x80e60000 // The operation is
˓→ not permitted over the current secure channel.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADHISTORYOPERATIONINVALID 0x80710000 // The history details
˓→ parameter is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADHISTORYOPERATIONUNSUPPORTED 0x80720000 // The server does
˓→ not support the requested operation.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINVALIDTIMESTAMPARGUMENT 0x80bd0000 // The defined
˓→ timestamp to return was invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADWRITENOTSUPPORTED 0x80730000 // The server not does
˓→ support writing the combination of value
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTYPEMISMATCH 0x80740000 // The value supplied for the
˓→ attribute is not of the same type as the attribute's value.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADMETHODINVALID 0x80750000 // The method id does not refer
˓→ to a method for the specified object.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADARGUMENTSMISSING 0x80760000 // The client did not specify
˓→ all of the input arguments for the method.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTOOMANYSUBSCRIPTIONS 0x80770000 // The server has reached
˓→ its maximum number of subscriptions.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTOOMANYPUBLISHREQUESTS 0x80780000 // The server has
˓→ reached the maximum number of queued publish requests.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOSUBSCRIPTION 0x80790000 // There is no subscription
˓→ available for this session.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSEQUENCENUMBERUNKNOWN 0x807a0000 // The sequence number
˓→ is unknown to the server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADMESSAGENOTAVAILABLE 0x807b0000 // The requested
˓→ notification message is no longer available.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINSUFFICIENTCLIENTPROFILE 0x807c0000 // The Client of the
˓→ current Session does not support one or more Profiles that are necessary for the
˓→
Subscription.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSTATENOTACTIVE 0x80bf0000 // The sub-state machine is not
˓→ currently active.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTCPSERVERTOOBUSY 0x807d0000 // The server cannot process
˓→ the request because it is too busy.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTCPMESSAGETYPEINVALID 0x807e0000 // The type of the
˓→ message specified in the header invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTCPSECURECHANNELUNKNOWN 0x807f0000 // The SecureChannelId
˓→ and/or TokenId are not currently in use.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTCPMESSAGETOOLARGE 0x80800000 // The size of the message
˓→ specified in the header is too large.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTCPNOTENOUGHRESOURCES 0x80810000 // There are not enough
˓→ resources to process the request.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTCPINTERNALERROR 0x80820000 // An internal error occurred.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTCPENDPOINTURLINVALID 0x80830000 // The Server does not
˓→ recognize the QueryString specified.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREQUESTINTERRUPTED 0x80840000 // The request could not be
˓→ sent because of a network interruption.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREQUESTTIMEOUT 0x80850000 // Timeout occurred while
˓→ processing the request.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSECURECHANNELCLOSED 0x80860000 // The secure channel has
˓→ been closed.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSECURECHANNELTOKENUNKNOWN 0x80870000 // The token has
˓→ expired or is not recognized.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSEQUENCENUMBERINVALID 0x80880000 // The sequence number
˓→ is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADPROTOCOLVERSIONUNSUPPORTED 0x80be0000 // The applications
˓→ do not have compatible protocol versions.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONFIGURATIONERROR 0x80890000 // There is a problem with
˓→ the configuration that affects the usefulness of the value.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOTCONNECTED 0x808a0000 // The variable should receive
˓→ its value from another variable
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDEVICEFAILURE 0x808b0000 // There has been a failure in
˓→ the device/data source that generates the value that has affected the value.
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#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSENSORFAILURE 0x808c0000 // There has been a failure in
˓→ the sensor from which the value is derived by the device/data source.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADOUTOFSERVICE 0x808d0000 // The source of the data is not
˓→ operational.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDEADBANDFILTERINVALID 0x808e0000 // The deadband filter
˓→ is not valid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINNOCOMMUNICATIONLASTUSABLEVALUE 0x408f0000 //
˓→
Communication to the data source has failed. The variable value is the last
˓→ value that had a good quality.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINLASTUSABLEVALUE 0x40900000 // Whatever was updating
˓→ this value has stopped doing so.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINSUBSTITUTEVALUE 0x40910000 // The value is an
˓→ operational value that was manually overwritten.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAININITIALVALUE 0x40920000 // The value is an initial
˓→ value for a variable that normally receives its value from another variable.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINSENSORNOTACCURATE 0x40930000 // The value is at one
˓→ of the sensor limits.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINENGINEERINGUNITSEXCEEDED 0x40940000 // The value is
˓→ outside of the range of values defined for this parameter.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINSUBNORMAL 0x40950000 // The value is derived from
˓→ multiple sources and has less than the required number of Good sources.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODLOCALOVERRIDE 0x00960000 // The value has been
˓→ overridden.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREFRESHINPROGRESS 0x80970000 // This Condition refresh
˓→ failed
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONDITIONALREADYDISABLED 0x80980000 // This condition has
˓→ already been disabled.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONDITIONALREADYENABLED 0x80cc0000 // This condition has
˓→ already been enabled.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONDITIONDISABLED 0x80990000 // Property not available
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADEVENTIDUNKNOWN 0x809a0000 // The specified event id is
˓→ not recognized.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADEVENTNOTACKNOWLEDGEABLE 0x80bb0000 // The event cannot be
˓→ acknowledged.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDIALOGNOTACTIVE 0x80cd0000 // The dialog condition is not
˓→ active.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDIALOGRESPONSEINVALID 0x80ce0000 // The response is not
˓→ valid for the dialog.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONDITIONBRANCHALREADYACKED 0x80cf0000 // The condition
˓→ branch has already been acknowledged.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONDITIONBRANCHALREADYCONFIRMED 0x80d00000 // The
˓→ condition branch has already been confirmed.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONDITIONALREADYSHELVED 0x80d10000 // The condition has
˓→ already been shelved.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONDITIONNOTSHELVED 0x80d20000 // The condition is not
˓→ currently shelved.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSHELVINGTIMEOUTOFRANGE 0x80d30000 // The shelving time
˓→ not within an acceptable range.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODATA 0x809b0000 // No data exists for the requested
˓→ time range or event filter.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADBOUNDNOTFOUND 0x80d70000 // No data found to provide
˓→ upper or lower bound value.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADBOUNDNOTSUPPORTED 0x80d80000 // The server cannot
˓→ retrieve a bound for the variable.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDATALOST 0x809d0000 // Data is missing due to collection
˓→ started/stopped/lost.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDATAUNAVAILABLE 0x809e0000 // Expected data is
˓→ unavailable for the requested time range due to an un-mounted volume
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADENTRYEXISTS 0x809f0000 // The data or event was not
˓→ successfully inserted because a matching entry exists.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNOENTRYEXISTS 0x80a00000 // The data or event was not
˓→ successfully updated because no matching entry exists.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADTIMESTAMPNOTSUPPORTED 0x80a10000 // The client requested
˓→ history using a timestamp format the server does not support (i.e requested
˓→
ServerTimestamp when server only supports SourceTimestamp).
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#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODENTRYINSERTED 0x00a20000 // The data or event was
˓→ successfully inserted into the historical database.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODENTRYREPLACED 0x00a30000 // The data or event field was
˓→ successfully replaced in the historical database.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINDATASUBNORMAL 0x40a40000 // The value is derived
˓→ from multiple values and has less than the required number of Good values.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODNODATA 0x00a50000 // No data exists for the requested
˓→ time range or event filter.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODMOREDATA 0x00a60000 // The data or event field was
˓→ successfully replaced in the historical database.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADAGGREGATELISTMISMATCH 0x80d40000 // The requested number
˓→ of Aggregates does not match the requested number of NodeIds.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADAGGREGATENOTSUPPORTED 0x80d50000 // The requested
˓→
Aggregate is not support by the server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADAGGREGATEINVALIDINPUTS 0x80d60000 // The aggregate value
˓→ could not be derived due to invalid data inputs.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADAGGREGATECONFIGURATIONREJECTED 0x80da0000 // The
˓→ aggregate configuration is not valid for specified node.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODDATAIGNORED 0x00d90000 // The request pecifies fields
˓→ which are not valid for the EventType or cannot be saved by the historian.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADREQUESTNOTALLOWED 0x80e40000 // The request was rejected
˓→ by the server because it did not meet the criteria set by the server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODEDITED 0x00dc0000 // The value does not come from the
˓→ real source and has been edited by the server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODPOSTACTIONFAILED 0x00dd0000 // There was an error in
˓→ execution of these post-actions.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINDOMINANTVALUECHANGED 0x40de0000 // The related
˓→
EngineeringUnit has been changed but the Variable Value is still provided based
˓→ on the previous unit.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODDEPENDENTVALUECHANGED 0x00e00000 // A dependent value
˓→ has been changed but the change has not been applied to the device.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDOMINANTVALUECHANGED 0x80e10000 // The related
˓→
EngineeringUnit has been changed but this change has not been applied to the
˓→ device. The Variable Value is still dependent on the previous unit but its
˓→ status is currently Bad.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_UNCERTAINDEPENDENTVALUECHANGED 0x40e20000 // A dependent
˓→ value has been changed but the change has not been applied to the device. The
˓→ quality of the dominant variable is uncertain.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDEPENDENTVALUECHANGED 0x80e30000 // A dependent value has
˓→ been changed but the change has not been applied to the device. The quality of
˓→ the dominant variable is Bad.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODCOMMUNICATIONEVENT 0x00a70000 // The communication layer
˓→ has raised an event.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODSHUTDOWNEVENT 0x00a80000 // The system is shutting down.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODCALLAGAIN 0x00a90000 // The operation is not finished
˓→ and needs to be called again.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_GOODNONCRITICALTIMEOUT 0x00aa0000 // A non-critical timeout
˓→ occurred.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINVALIDARGUMENT 0x80ab0000 // One or more arguments are
˓→ invalid.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONNECTIONREJECTED 0x80ac0000 // Could not establish a
˓→ network connection to remote server.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADDISCONNECT 0x80ad0000 // The server has disconnected from
˓→ the client.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONNECTIONCLOSED 0x80ae0000 // The network connection has
˓→ been closed.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADINVALIDSTATE 0x80af0000 // The operation cannot be
˓→ completed because the object is closed
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADENDOFSTREAM 0x80b00000 // Cannot move beyond end of the
˓→ stream.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODATAAVAILABLE 0x80b10000 // No data is currently
˓→ available for reading from a non-blocking stream.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADWAITINGFORRESPONSE 0x80b20000 // The asynchronous
˓→ operation is waiting for a response.
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#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADOPERATIONABANDONED 0x80b30000 // The asynchronous
˓→ operation was abandoned by the caller.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADEXPECTEDSTREAMTOBLOCK 0x80b40000 // The stream did not
˓→ return all data requested (possibly because it is a non-blocking stream).
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADWOULDBLOCK 0x80b50000 // Non blocking behaviour is
˓→ required and the operation would block.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADSYNTAXERROR 0x80b60000 // A value had an invalid syntax.
#define UA_STATUSCODE_BADMAXCONNECTIONSREACHED 0x80b70000 // The operation could
˓→ not be finished because all available connections are in use.
Numeric identifiers of standard-defined nodes in namespace zero. The following definitions are autogenerated from the NodeIds.csv file provided with the OPC UA standard.
#define UA_NS0ID_BOOLEAN 1 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SBYTE 2 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BYTE 3 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_INT16 4 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UINT16 5 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_INT32 6 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UINT32 7 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_INT64 8 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UINT64 9 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_FLOAT 10 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DOUBLE 11 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_STRING 12 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATETIME 13 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_GUID 14 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BYTESTRING 15 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_XMLELEMENT 16 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEID 17 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_EXPANDEDNODEID 18 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_STATUSCODE 19 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_QUALIFIEDNAME 20 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_LOCALIZEDTEXT 21 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_STRUCTURE 22 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATAVALUE 23 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BASEDATATYPE 24 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DIAGNOSTICINFO 25 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NUMBER 26 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_INTEGER 27 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UINTEGER 28 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ENUMERATION 29 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_IMAGE 30 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCES 31 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_NONHIERARCHICALREFERENCES 32 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HIERARCHICALREFERENCES 33 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASCHILD 34 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_ORGANIZES 35 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASEVENTSOURCE 36 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASMODELLINGRULE 37 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASENCODING 38 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASDESCRIPTION 39 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASTYPEDEFINITION 40 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_GENERATESEVENT 41 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATES 44 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASSUBTYPE 45 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASPROPERTY 46 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASCOMPONENT 47 // ReferenceType
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#define UA_NS0ID_HASNOTIFIER 48 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASORDEREDCOMPONENT 49 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_FROMSTATE 51 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_TOSTATE 52 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASCAUSE 53 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASEFFECT 54 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASHISTORICALCONFIGURATION 56 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_BASEOBJECTTYPE 58 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_FOLDERTYPE 61 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_BASEVARIABLETYPE 62 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_BASEDATAVARIABLETYPE 63 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_PROPERTYTYPE 68 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPEDESCRIPTIONTYPE 69 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPEDICTIONARYTYPE 72 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPESYSTEMTYPE 75 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPEENCODINGTYPE 76 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULETYPE 77 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_MANDATORY 78 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_MANDATORYSHARED 79 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_OPTIONAL 80 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_EXPOSESITSARRAY 83 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ROOTFOLDER 84 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER 85 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TYPESFOLDER 86 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWSFOLDER 87 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTTYPESFOLDER 88 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLETYPESFOLDER 89 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPESFOLDER 90 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCETYPESFOLDER 91 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_XMLSCHEMA_TYPESYSTEM 92 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OPCBINARYSCHEMA_TYPESYSTEM 93 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_MANDATORY_NAMINGRULE 112 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_OPTIONAL_NAMINGRULE 113 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_EXPOSESITSARRAY_NAMINGRULE 114 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_MANDATORYSHARED_NAMINGRULE 116 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HASSUBSTATEMACHINE 117 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_NAMINGRULETYPE 120 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DECIMAL128 121 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_IDTYPE 256 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODECLASS 257 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODE 258 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 259 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 260 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTNODE 261 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTNODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 262 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTNODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 263 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTTYPENODE 264 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTTYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 265 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTTYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 266 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLENODE 267 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 268 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 269 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLETYPENODE 270 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLETYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 271 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLETYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 272 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCETYPENODE 273 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCETYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 274 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCETYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 275 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_METHODNODE 276 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_METHODNODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 277 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_METHODNODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 278 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWNODE 279 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWNODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 280 // Object
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#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWNODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 281 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPENODE 282 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 283 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 284 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCENODE 285 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 286 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 287 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_INTEGERID 288 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_COUNTER 289 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DURATION 290 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NUMERICRANGE 291 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TIME 292 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATE 293 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UTCTIME 294 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_LOCALEID 295 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ARGUMENT 296 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ARGUMENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 297 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ARGUMENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 298 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_STATUSRESULT 299 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_STATUSRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 300 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_STATUSRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 301 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MESSAGESECURITYMODE 302 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_USERTOKENTYPE 303 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_USERTOKENPOLICY 304 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_USERTOKENPOLICY_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 305 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_USERTOKENPOLICY_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 306 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_APPLICATIONTYPE 307 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_APPLICATIONDESCRIPTION 308 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_APPLICATIONDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 309 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_APPLICATIONDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 310 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_APPLICATIONINSTANCECERTIFICATE 311 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ENDPOINTDESCRIPTION 312 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ENDPOINTDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 313 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ENDPOINTDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 314 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SECURITYTOKENREQUESTTYPE 315 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_USERIDENTITYTOKEN 316 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_USERIDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 317 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_USERIDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 318 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ANONYMOUSIDENTITYTOKEN 319 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ANONYMOUSIDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 320 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ANONYMOUSIDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 321 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_USERNAMEIDENTITYTOKEN 322 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_USERNAMEIDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 323 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_USERNAMEIDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 324 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_X509IDENTITYTOKEN 325 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_X509IDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 326 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_X509IDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 327 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ENDPOINTCONFIGURATION 331 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ENDPOINTCONFIGURATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 332 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ENDPOINTCONFIGURATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 333 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BUILDINFO 338 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BUILDINFO_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 339 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BUILDINFO_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 340 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SIGNEDSOFTWARECERTIFICATE 344 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SIGNEDSOFTWARECERTIFICATE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 345 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SIGNEDSOFTWARECERTIFICATE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 346 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ATTRIBUTEWRITEMASK 347 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK 348 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEATTRIBUTES 349 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 350 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 351 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTATTRIBUTES 352 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 353 // Object
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#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 354 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES 355 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 356 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 357 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_METHODATTRIBUTES 358 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_METHODATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 359 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_METHODATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 360 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTTYPEATTRIBUTES 361 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTTYPEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 362 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OBJECTTYPEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 363 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLETYPEATTRIBUTES 364 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLETYPEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 365 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VARIABLETYPEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 366 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCETYPEATTRIBUTES 367 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCETYPEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 368 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCETYPEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 369 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPEATTRIBUTES 370 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 371 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATATYPEATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 372 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWATTRIBUTES 373 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 374 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWATTRIBUTES_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 375 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESITEM 376 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESITEM_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 377 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESITEM_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 378 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESITEM 379 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESITEM_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 380 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESITEM_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 381 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESITEM 382 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESITEM_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 383 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESITEM_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 384 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESITEM 385 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESITEM_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 386 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESITEM_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 387 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONAUTHENTICATIONTOKEN 388 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REQUESTHEADER 389 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REQUESTHEADER_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 390 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REQUESTHEADER_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 391 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_RESPONSEHEADER 392 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_RESPONSEHEADER_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 393 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_RESPONSEHEADER_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 394 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVICEFAULT 395 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVICEFAULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 396 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVICEFAULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 397 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSREQUEST 420 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 421 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 422 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSRESPONSE 423 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 424 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 425 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_GETENDPOINTSREQUEST 426 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_GETENDPOINTSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 427 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_GETENDPOINTSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 428 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_GETENDPOINTSRESPONSE 429 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_GETENDPOINTSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 430 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_GETENDPOINTSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 431 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTEREDSERVER 432 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTEREDSERVER_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 433 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTEREDSERVER_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 434 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVERREQUEST 435 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVERREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 436 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVERREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 437 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVERRESPONSE 438 // DataType
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#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVERRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 439 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVERRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 440 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CHANNELSECURITYTOKEN 441 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CHANNELSECURITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 442 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CHANNELSECURITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 443 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENSECURECHANNELREQUEST 444 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENSECURECHANNELREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 445 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENSECURECHANNELREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 446 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENSECURECHANNELRESPONSE 447 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENSECURECHANNELRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 448 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENSECURECHANNELRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 449 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESECURECHANNELREQUEST 450 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESECURECHANNELREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 451 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESECURECHANNELREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 452 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESECURECHANNELRESPONSE 453 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESECURECHANNELRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 454 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESECURECHANNELRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 455 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SIGNATUREDATA 456 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SIGNATUREDATA_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 457 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SIGNATUREDATA_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 458 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESESSIONREQUEST 459 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESESSIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 460 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESESSIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 461 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESESSIONRESPONSE 462 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESESSIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 463 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESESSIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 464 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ACTIVATESESSIONREQUEST 465 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ACTIVATESESSIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 466 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ACTIVATESESSIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 467 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ACTIVATESESSIONRESPONSE 468 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ACTIVATESESSIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 469 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ACTIVATESESSIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 470 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESESSIONREQUEST 471 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESESSIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 472 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESESSIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 473 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESESSIONRESPONSE 474 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESESSIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 475 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSESESSIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 476 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CANCELREQUEST 477 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CANCELREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 478 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CANCELREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 479 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CANCELRESPONSE 480 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CANCELRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 481 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CANCELRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 482 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESRESULT 483 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 484 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 485 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESREQUEST 486 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 487 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 488 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESRESPONSE 489 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 490 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDNODESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 491 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESREQUEST 492 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 493 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 494 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESRESPONSE 495 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 496 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDREFERENCESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 497 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESREQUEST 498 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 499 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 500 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESRESPONSE 501 // DataType
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#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 502 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETENODESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 503 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESREQUEST 504 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 505 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 506 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESRESPONSE 507 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 508 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEREFERENCESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 509 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEDIRECTION 510 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWDESCRIPTION 511 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 512 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 513 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEDESCRIPTION 514 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 515 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 516 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSERESULTMASK 517 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCEDESCRIPTION 518 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCEDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 519 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REFERENCEDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 520 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTINUATIONPOINT 521 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSERESULT 522 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSERESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 523 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSERESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 524 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEREQUEST 525 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 526 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 527 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSERESPONSE 528 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 529 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 530 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSENEXTREQUEST 531 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSENEXTREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 532 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSENEXTREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 533 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSENEXTRESPONSE 534 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSENEXTRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 535 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSENEXTRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 536 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_RELATIVEPATHELEMENT 537 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_RELATIVEPATHELEMENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 538 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_RELATIVEPATHELEMENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 539 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_RELATIVEPATH 540 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_RELATIVEPATH_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 541 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_RELATIVEPATH_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 542 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATH 543 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATH_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 544 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATH_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 545 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATHTARGET 546 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATHTARGET_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 547 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATHTARGET_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 548 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATHRESULT 549 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATHRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 550 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEPATHRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 551 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSREQUEST 552 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 553 //
˓→
Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 554 //
˓→
Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSRESPONSE 555 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 556 //
˓→
Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 557 /
˓→
/ Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERNODESREQUEST 558 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERNODESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 559 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERNODESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 560 // Object
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#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERNODESRESPONSE 561 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERNODESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 562 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERNODESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 563 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UNREGISTERNODESREQUEST 564 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UNREGISTERNODESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 565 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UNREGISTERNODESREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 566 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UNREGISTERNODESRESPONSE 567 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UNREGISTERNODESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 568 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UNREGISTERNODESRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 569 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYDATADESCRIPTION 570 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYDATADESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 571 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYDATADESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 572 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NODETYPEDESCRIPTION 573 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODETYPEDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 574 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NODETYPEDESCRIPTION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 575 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FILTEROPERATOR 576 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYDATASET 577 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYDATASET_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 578 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYDATASET_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 579 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEREFERENCE 580 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEREFERENCE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 581 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEREFERENCE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 582 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERELEMENT 583 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERELEMENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 584 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERELEMENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 585 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTER 586 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 587 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 588 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FILTEROPERAND 589 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_FILTEROPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 590 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FILTEROPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 591 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ELEMENTOPERAND 592 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ELEMENTOPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 593 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ELEMENTOPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 594 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_LITERALOPERAND 595 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_LITERALOPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 596 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_LITERALOPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 597 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ATTRIBUTEOPERAND 598 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ATTRIBUTEOPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 599 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ATTRIBUTEOPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 600 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SIMPLEATTRIBUTEOPERAND 601 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SIMPLEATTRIBUTEOPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 602 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SIMPLEATTRIBUTEOPERAND_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 603 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERELEMENTRESULT 604 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERELEMENTRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 605 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERELEMENTRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 606 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERRESULT 607 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 608 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CONTENTFILTERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 609 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_PARSINGRESULT 610 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_PARSINGRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 611 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_PARSINGRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 612 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYFIRSTREQUEST 613 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYFIRSTREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 614 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYFIRSTREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 615 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYFIRSTRESPONSE 616 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYFIRSTRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 617 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYFIRSTRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 618 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYNEXTREQUEST 619 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYNEXTREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 620 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYNEXTREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 621 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYNEXTRESPONSE 622 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYNEXTRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 623 // Object
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#define UA_NS0ID_QUERYNEXTRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 624 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TIMESTAMPSTORETURN 625 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_READVALUEID 626 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_READVALUEID_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 627 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READVALUEID_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 628 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READREQUEST 629 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_READREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 630 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 631 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READRESPONSE 632 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_READRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 633 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 634 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADVALUEID 635 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADVALUEID_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 636 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADVALUEID_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 637 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADRESULT 638 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 639 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 640 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADDETAILS 641 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 642 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 643 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READEVENTDETAILS 644 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_READEVENTDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 645 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READEVENTDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 646 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READRAWMODIFIEDDETAILS 647 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_READRAWMODIFIEDDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 648 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READRAWMODIFIEDDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 649 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READPROCESSEDDETAILS 650 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_READPROCESSEDDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 651 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READPROCESSEDDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 652 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READATTIMEDETAILS 653 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_READATTIMEDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 654 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_READATTIMEDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 655 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYDATA 656 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYDATA_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 657 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYDATA_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 658 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYEVENT 659 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYEVENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 660 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYEVENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 661 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADREQUEST 662 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 663 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 664 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADRESPONSE 665 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 666 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYREADRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 667 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITEVALUE 668 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITEVALUE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 669 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITEVALUE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 670 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITEREQUEST 671 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 672 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 673 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITERESPONSE 674 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 675 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 676 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATEDETAILS 677 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATEDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 678 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATEDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 679 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATEDATADETAILS 680 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATEDATADETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 681 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATEDATADETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 682 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATEEVENTDETAILS 683 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATEEVENTDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 684 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATEEVENTDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 685 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETERAWMODIFIEDDETAILS 686 // DataType
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#define UA_NS0ID_DELETERAWMODIFIEDDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 687 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETERAWMODIFIEDDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 688 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEATTIMEDETAILS 689 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEATTIMEDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 690 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEATTIMEDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 691 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEEVENTDETAILS 692 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEEVENTDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 693 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEEVENTDETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 694 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATERESULT 695 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATERESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 696 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATERESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 697 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATEREQUEST 698 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 699 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 700 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATERESPONSE 701 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 702 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 703 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLMETHODREQUEST 704 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLMETHODREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 705 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLMETHODREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 706 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLMETHODRESULT 707 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLMETHODRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 708 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLMETHODRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 709 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLREQUEST 710 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 711 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 712 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLRESPONSE 713 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 714 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CALLRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 715 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGMODE 716 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATACHANGETRIGGER 717 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DEADBANDTYPE 718 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGFILTER 719 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 720 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 721 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATACHANGEFILTER 722 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATACHANGEFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 723 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATACHANGEFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 724 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFILTER 725 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 726 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 727 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFILTER 728 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 729 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFILTER_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 730 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGFILTERRESULT 731 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGFILTERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 732 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGFILTERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 733 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFILTERRESULT 734 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFILTERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 735 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFILTERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 736 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFILTERRESULT 737 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFILTERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 738 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFILTERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 739 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGPARAMETERS 740 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGPARAMETERS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 741 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGPARAMETERS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 742 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMCREATEREQUEST 743 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMCREATEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 744 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMCREATEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 745 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMCREATERESULT 746 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMCREATERESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 747 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMCREATERESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 748 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST 749 // DataType
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#define UA_NS0ID_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 750 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 751 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE 752 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 753 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 754 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMMODIFYREQUEST 755 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMMODIFYREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 756 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMMODIFYREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 757 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMMODIFYRESULT 758 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMMODIFYRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 759 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMMODIFYRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 760 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST 761 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 762 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 763 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE 764 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 765 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 766 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETMONITORINGMODEREQUEST 767 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SETMONITORINGMODEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 768 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETMONITORINGMODEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 769 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETMONITORINGMODERESPONSE 770 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SETMONITORINGMODERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 771 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETMONITORINGMODERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 772 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETTRIGGERINGREQUEST 773 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SETTRIGGERINGREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 774 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETTRIGGERINGREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 775 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETTRIGGERINGRESPONSE 776 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SETTRIGGERINGRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 777 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETTRIGGERINGRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 778 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST 779 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 780 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 781 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE 782 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 783 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEMONITOREDITEMSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 784 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST 785 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 786 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 787 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE 788 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 789 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 790 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST 791 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 792 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 793 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE 794 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 795 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFYSUBSCRIPTIONRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 796 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETPUBLISHINGMODEREQUEST 797 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SETPUBLISHINGMODEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 798 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETPUBLISHINGMODEREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 799 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETPUBLISHINGMODERESPONSE 800 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SETPUBLISHINGMODERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 801 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SETPUBLISHINGMODERESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 802 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NOTIFICATIONMESSAGE 803 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NOTIFICATIONMESSAGE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 804 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NOTIFICATIONMESSAGE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 805 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMNOTIFICATION 806 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMNOTIFICATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 807 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITOREDITEMNOTIFICATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 808 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATACHANGENOTIFICATION 809 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATACHANGENOTIFICATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 810 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATACHANGENOTIFICATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 811 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_STATUSCHANGENOTIFICATION 818 // DataType
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#define UA_NS0ID_STATUSCHANGENOTIFICATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 819 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_STATUSCHANGENOTIFICATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 820 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SUBSCRIPTIONACKNOWLEDGEMENT 821 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SUBSCRIPTIONACKNOWLEDGEMENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 822 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SUBSCRIPTIONACKNOWLEDGEMENT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 823 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_PUBLISHREQUEST 824 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_PUBLISHREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 825 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_PUBLISHREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 826 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_PUBLISHRESPONSE 827 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_PUBLISHRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 828 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_PUBLISHRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 829 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REPUBLISHREQUEST 830 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REPUBLISHREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 831 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REPUBLISHREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 832 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REPUBLISHRESPONSE 833 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REPUBLISHRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 834 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REPUBLISHRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 835 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERRESULT 836 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 837 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERRESULT_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 838 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERSUBSCRIPTIONSREQUEST 839 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERSUBSCRIPTIONSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 840 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERSUBSCRIPTIONSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 841 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERSUBSCRIPTIONSRESPONSE 842 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERSUBSCRIPTIONSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 843 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSFERSUBSCRIPTIONSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 844 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSREQUEST 845 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 846 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 847 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSRESPONSE 848 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 849 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETESUBSCRIPTIONSRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 850 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REDUNDANCYSUPPORT 851 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERSTATE 852 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REDUNDANTSERVERDATATYPE 853 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SAMPLINGINTERVALDIAGNOSTICSDATATYPE 856 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARYDATATYPE 859 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERSTATUSDATATYPE 862 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONDIAGNOSTICSDATATYPE 865 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONSECURITYDIAGNOSTICSDATATYPE 868 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVICECOUNTERDATATYPE 871 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SUBSCRIPTIONDIAGNOSTICSDATATYPE 874 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELCHANGESTRUCTUREDATATYPE 877 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_RANGE 884 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_RANGE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 885 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_RANGE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 886 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EUINFORMATION 887 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_EUINFORMATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 888 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EUINFORMATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 889 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EXCEPTIONDEVIATIONFORMAT 890 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ANNOTATION 891 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ANNOTATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 892 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ANNOTATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 893 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_PROGRAMDIAGNOSTICDATATYPE 894 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SEMANTICCHANGESTRUCTUREDATATYPE 897 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTNOTIFICATIONLIST 914 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTNOTIFICATIONLIST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 915 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTNOTIFICATIONLIST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 916 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFIELDLIST 917 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFIELDLIST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 918 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTFIELDLIST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 919 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYEVENTFIELDLIST 920 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYEVENTFIELDLIST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 921 // Object
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#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYEVENTFIELDLIST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 922 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ISSUEDIDENTITYTOKEN 938 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_ISSUEDIDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 939 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ISSUEDIDENTITYTOKEN_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 940 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NOTIFICATIONDATA 945 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NOTIFICATIONDATA_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 946 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NOTIFICATIONDATA_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 947 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATECONFIGURATION 948 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATECONFIGURATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 949 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATECONFIGURATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 950 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_IMAGEBMP 2000 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_IMAGEGIF 2001 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_IMAGEJPG 2002 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_IMAGEPNG 2003 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERTYPE 2004 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCAPABILITIESTYPE 2013 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSTYPE 2020 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONSDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARYTYPE 2026 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONDIAGNOSTICSOBJECTTYPE 2029 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_VENDORSERVERINFOTYPE 2033 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERREDUNDANCYTYPE 2034 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSPARENTREDUNDANCYTYPE 2036 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_NONTRANSPARENTREDUNDANCYTYPE 2039 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_BASEEVENTTYPE 2041 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITEVENTTYPE 2052 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITSECURITYEVENTTYPE 2058 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCHANNELEVENTTYPE 2059 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITOPENSECURECHANNELEVENTTYPE 2060 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITSESSIONEVENTTYPE 2069 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCREATESESSIONEVENTTYPE 2071 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITACTIVATESESSIONEVENTTYPE 2075 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCANCELEVENTTYPE 2078 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCERTIFICATEEVENTTYPE 2080 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCERTIFICATEDATAMISMATCHEVENTTYPE 2082 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCERTIFICATEEXPIREDEVENTTYPE 2085 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCERTIFICATEINVALIDEVENTTYPE 2086 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCERTIFICATEUNTRUSTEDEVENTTYPE 2087 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCERTIFICATEREVOKEDEVENTTYPE 2088 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCERTIFICATEMISMATCHEVENTTYPE 2089 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITNODEMANAGEMENTEVENTTYPE 2090 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITADDNODESEVENTTYPE 2091 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITDELETENODESEVENTTYPE 2093 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITADDREFERENCESEVENTTYPE 2095 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITDELETEREFERENCESEVENTTYPE 2097 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITUPDATEEVENTTYPE 2099 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITWRITEUPDATEEVENTTYPE 2100 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITHISTORYUPDATEEVENTTYPE 2104 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITUPDATEMETHODEVENTTYPE 2127 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SYSTEMEVENTTYPE 2130 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_DEVICEFAILUREEVENTTYPE 2131 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_BASEMODELCHANGEEVENTTYPE 2132 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_GENERALMODELCHANGEEVENTTYPE 2133 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERVENDORCAPABILITYTYPE 2137 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERSTATUSTYPE 2138 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARYTYPE 2150 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SAMPLINGINTERVALDIAGNOSTICSARRAYTYPE 2164 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SAMPLINGINTERVALDIAGNOSTICSTYPE 2165 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SUBSCRIPTIONDIAGNOSTICSARRAYTYPE 2171 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SUBSCRIPTIONDIAGNOSTICSTYPE 2172 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONDIAGNOSTICSARRAYTYPE 2196 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONDIAGNOSTICSVARIABLETYPE 2197 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONSECURITYDIAGNOSTICSARRAYTYPE 2243 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SESSIONSECURITYDIAGNOSTICSTYPE 2244 // VariableType
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#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER 2253 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERARRAY 2254 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACEARRAY 2255 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS 2256 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_STARTTIME 2257 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_CURRENTTIME 2258 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_STATE 2259 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_BUILDINFO 2260 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_BUILDINFO_PRODUCTNAME 2261 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_BUILDINFO_PRODUCTURI 2262 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_BUILDINFO_MANUFACTURERNAME 2263 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_BUILDINFO_SOFTWAREVERSION 2264 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_BUILDINFO_BUILDNUMBER 2265 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_BUILDINFO_BUILDDATE 2266 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVICELEVEL 2267 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES 2268 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_SERVERPROFILEARRAY 2269 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_LOCALEIDARRAY 2271 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_MINSUPPORTEDSAMPLERATE 2272 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS 2274 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY 2275 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_SERVERVIEWCOUNT
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2276 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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CURRENTSESSIONCOUNT 2277 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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CUMULATEDSESSIONCOUNT 2278 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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SECURITYREJECTEDSESSIONCOUNT 2279 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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SESSIONTIMEOUTCOUNT 2281 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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SESSIONABORTCOUNT 2282 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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PUBLISHINGINTERVALCOUNT 2284 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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CURRENTSUBSCRIPTIONCOUNT 2285 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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CUMULATEDSUBSCRIPTIONCOUNT 2286 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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SECURITYREJECTEDREQUESTSCOUNT 2287 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
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REJECTEDREQUESTSCOUNT 2288 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SAMPLINGINTERVALDIAGNOSTICSARRAY 2289 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SUBSCRIPTIONDIAGNOSTICSARRAY 2290 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_ENABLEDFLAG 2294 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_VENDORSERVERINFO 2295 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERREDUNDANCY 2296 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_STATEMACHINETYPE 2299 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_STATETYPE 2307 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_INITIALSTATETYPE 2309 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSITIONTYPE 2310 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSITIONEVENTTYPE 2311 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITUPDATESTATEEVENTTYPE 2315 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORICALDATACONFIGURATIONTYPE 2318 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIESTYPE 2330 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTIONTYPE 2340 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_INTERPOLATIVE 2341 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_AVERAGE 2342 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_TIMEAVERAGE 2343 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_TOTAL 2344 // Object
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#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_MINIMUM 2346 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_MAXIMUM 2347 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_MINIMUMACTUALTIME 2348 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_MAXIMUMACTUALTIME 2349 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_RANGE 2350 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_ANNOTATIONCOUNT 2351 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_COUNT 2352 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_NUMBEROFTRANSITIONS 2355 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_START 2357 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_END 2358 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_DELTA 2359 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_DURATIONGOOD 2360 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_DURATIONBAD 2361 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_PERCENTGOOD 2362 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_PERCENTBAD 2363 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_WORSTQUALITY 2364 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DATAITEMTYPE 2365 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_ANALOGITEMTYPE 2368 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_DISCRETEITEMTYPE 2372 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_TWOSTATEDISCRETETYPE 2373 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_MULTISTATEDISCRETETYPE 2376 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_PROGRAMTRANSITIONEVENTTYPE 2378 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_PROGRAMDIAGNOSTICTYPE 2380 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_PROGRAMSTATEMACHINETYPE 2391 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_MAXBROWSECONTINUATIONPOINTS 2735 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_MAXQUERYCONTINUATIONPOINTS 2736 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_MAXHISTORYCONTINUATIONPOINTS 2737 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SEMANTICCHANGEEVENTTYPE 2738 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITURLMISMATCHEVENTTYPE 2748 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_STATEVARIABLETYPE 2755 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_FINITESTATEVARIABLETYPE 2760 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRANSITIONVARIABLETYPE 2762 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_FINITETRANSITIONVARIABLETYPE 2767 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_FINITESTATEMACHINETYPE 2771 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_CONDITIONTYPE 2782 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFRESHSTARTEVENTTYPE 2787 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFRESHENDEVENTTYPE 2788 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_REFRESHREQUIREDEVENTTYPE 2789 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCONDITIONEVENTTYPE 2790 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCONDITIONENABLEEVENTTYPE 2803 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCONDITIONCOMMENTEVENTTYPE 2829 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_DIALOGCONDITIONTYPE 2830 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_ACKNOWLEDGEABLECONDITIONTYPE 2881 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_ALARMCONDITIONTYPE 2915 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SHELVEDSTATEMACHINETYPE 2929 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_LIMITALARMTYPE 2955 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_SECONDSTILLSHUTDOWN 2992 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERSTATUS_SHUTDOWNREASON 2993 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_AUDITING 2994 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_MODELLINGRULES 2996 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_AGGREGATEFUNCTIONS 2997 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITHISTORYEVENTUPDATEEVENTTYPE 2999 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITHISTORYVALUEUPDATEEVENTTYPE 3006 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITHISTORYDELETEEVENTTYPE 3012 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITHISTORYRAWMODIFYDELETEEVENTTYPE 3014 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITHISTORYATTIMEDELETEEVENTTYPE 3019 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITHISTORYEVENTDELETEEVENTTYPE 3022 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTQUEUEOVERFLOWEVENTTYPE 3035 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_EVENTTYPESFOLDER 3048 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_BUILDINFOTYPE 3051 // VariableType
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#define UA_NS0ID_DEFAULTBINARY 3062 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DEFAULTXML 3063 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ALWAYSGENERATESEVENT 3065 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_ICON 3067 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEVERSION 3068 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_LOCALTIME 3069 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_ALLOWNULLS 3070 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_ENUMVALUES 3071 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_INPUTARGUMENTS 3072 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 3073 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_SOFTWARECERTIFICATES 3704 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SERVERDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
˓→
REJECTEDSESSIONCOUNT 3705 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SESSIONSDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY 3706 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SESSIONSDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
˓→
SESSIONDIAGNOSTICSARRAY 3707 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERDIAGNOSTICS_SESSIONSDIAGNOSTICSSUMMARY_
˓→
SESSIONSECURITYDIAGNOSTICSARRAY 3708 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERREDUNDANCY_REDUNDANCYSUPPORT 3709 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_PROGRAMTRANSITIONAUDITEVENTTYPE 3806 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDCOMMENTMETHODTYPE 3863 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_TIMEDSHELVEMETHODTYPE 6102 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_ENUMVALUETYPE 7594 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MESSAGESECURITYMODE_ENUMSTRINGS 7595 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSEDIRECTION_ENUMSTRINGS 7603 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_FILTEROPERATOR_ENUMSTRINGS 7605 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_TIMESTAMPSTORETURN_ENUMSTRINGS 7606 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_MONITORINGMODE_ENUMSTRINGS 7608 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_DATACHANGETRIGGER_ENUMSTRINGS 7609 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_REDUNDANCYSUPPORT_ENUMSTRINGS 7611 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERSTATE_ENUMSTRINGS 7612 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_EXCEPTIONDEVIATIONFORMAT_ENUMSTRINGS 7614 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_TIMEZONEDATATYPE 8912 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCONDITIONRESPONDEVENTTYPE 8927 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCONDITIONACKNOWLEDGEEVENTTYPE 8944 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCONDITIONCONFIRMEVENTTYPE 8961 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_TWOSTATEVARIABLETYPE 8995 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_CONDITIONVARIABLETYPE 9002 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASTRUESUBSTATE 9004 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASFALSESUBSTATE 9005 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_HASCONDITION 9006 // ReferenceType
#define UA_NS0ID_CONDITIONREFRESHMETHODTYPE 9007 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_DIALOGRESPONSEMETHODTYPE 9031 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_EXCLUSIVELIMITSTATEMACHINETYPE 9318 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_EXCLUSIVELIMITALARMTYPE 9341 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_EXCLUSIVELEVELALARMTYPE 9482 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_EXCLUSIVERATEOFCHANGEALARMTYPE 9623 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_EXCLUSIVEDEVIATIONALARMTYPE 9764 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_NONEXCLUSIVELIMITALARMTYPE 9906 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_NONEXCLUSIVELEVELALARMTYPE 10060 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_NONEXCLUSIVERATEOFCHANGEALARMTYPE 10214 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_NONEXCLUSIVEDEVIATIONALARMTYPE 10368 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_DISCRETEALARMTYPE 10523 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_OFFNORMALALARMTYPE 10637 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRIPALARMTYPE 10751 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITCONDITIONSHELVINGEVENTTYPE 11093 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_BASECONDITIONCLASSTYPE 11163 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_PROCESSCONDITIONCLASSTYPE 11164 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_MAINTENANCECONDITIONCLASSTYPE 11165 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SYSTEMCONDITIONCLASSTYPE 11166 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATECONFIGURATIONTYPE 11187 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES 11192 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_ACCESSHISTORYDATACAPABILITY 11193 //
˓→
Variable
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#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_INSERTDATACAPABILITY 11196 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_REPLACEDATACAPABILITY 11197 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_UPDATEDATACAPABILITY 11198 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_DELETERAWCAPABILITY 11199 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_DELETEATTIMECAPABILITY 11200 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_AGGREGATEFUNCTIONS 11201 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION 11202 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_AGGREGATECONFIGURATION 11203 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_AGGREGATECONFIGURATION_TREATUNCERTAINASBAD 11204 /
˓→
/ Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_AGGREGATECONFIGURATION_PERCENTDATABAD 11205 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_AGGREGATECONFIGURATION_PERCENTDATAGOOD 11206 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_AGGREGATECONFIGURATION_USESLOPEDEXTRAPOLATION
˓→
11207 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_STEPPED 11208 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_DEFINITION 11209 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_MAXTIMEINTERVAL 11210 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_MINTIMEINTERVAL 11211 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_EXCEPTIONDEVIATION 11212 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_EXCEPTIONDEVIATIONFORMAT 11213 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_ANNOTATIONS 11214 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORICALEVENTFILTER 11215 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFICATIONINFO 11216 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYMODIFIEDDATA 11217 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFICATIONINFO_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 11218 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYMODIFIEDDATA_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 11219 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODIFICATIONINFO_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 11226 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYMODIFIEDDATA_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 11227 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYUPDATETYPE 11234 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MULTISTATEVALUEDISCRETETYPE 11238 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_ACCESSHISTORYEVENTSCAPABILITY 11242 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_MAXRETURNDATAVALUES 11273 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_MAXRETURNEVENTVALUES 11274 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_INSERTANNOTATIONCAPABILITY 11275 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_INSERTEVENTCAPABILITY 11281 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_REPLACEEVENTCAPABILITY 11282 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_UPDATEEVENTCAPABILITY 11283 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_TIMEAVERAGE2 11285 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_MINIMUM2 11286 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_MAXIMUM2 11287 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_RANGE2 11288 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_WORSTQUALITY2 11292 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_PERFORMUPDATETYPE 11293 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATESTRUCTUREDATADETAILS 11295 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATESTRUCTUREDATADETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 11296 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATESTRUCTUREDATADETAILS_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 11300 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_TOTAL2 11304 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_MINIMUMACTUALTIME2 11305 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_MAXIMUMACTUALTIME2 11306 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_DURATIONINSTATEZERO 11307 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_DURATIONINSTATENONZERO 11308 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERREDUNDANCY_CURRENTSERVERID 11312 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERREDUNDANCY_REDUNDANTSERVERARRAY 11313 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERREDUNDANCY_SERVERURIARRAY 11314 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_STANDARDDEVIATIONSAMPLE 11426 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_STANDARDDEVIATIONPOPULATION 11427 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_VARIANCESAMPLE 11428 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_VARIANCEPOPULATION 11429 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_ENUMSTRINGS 11432 // Variable
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#define UA_NS0ID_VALUEASTEXT 11433 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_PROGRESSEVENTTYPE 11436 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SYSTEMSTATUSCHANGEEVENTTYPE 11446 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_OPTIONSETTYPE 11487 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_GETMONITOREDITEMS 11492 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_GETMONITOREDITEMS_INPUTARGUMENTS 11493 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_GETMONITOREDITEMS_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 11494 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_GETMONITOREDITEMSMETHODTYPE 11495 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_MAXSTRINGLENGTH 11498 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HISTORYSERVERCAPABILITIES_DELETEEVENTCAPABILITY 11502 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_STARTOFARCHIVE 11503 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_STARTOFONLINEARCHIVE 11504 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_STARTBOUND 11505 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_ENDBOUND 11506 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AGGREGATEFUNCTION_DELTABOUNDS 11507 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_OPTIONALPLACEHOLDER 11508 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_OPTIONALPLACEHOLDER_NAMINGRULE 11509 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_MANDATORYPLACEHOLDER 11510 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELLINGRULE_MANDATORYPLACEHOLDER_NAMINGRULE 11511 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_MAXARRAYLENGTH 11512 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_ENGINEERINGUNITS 11513 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_OPERATIONLIMITSTYPE 11564 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_FILETYPE 11575 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDRESSSPACEFILETYPE 11595 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_NAMESPACEMETADATATYPE 11616 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_NAMESPACESTYPE 11645 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_MAXARRAYLENGTH 11702 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_MAXSTRINGLENGTH 11703 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS 11704 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_MAXNODESPERREAD 11705 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_MAXNODESPERWRITE 11707 /
˓→
/ Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_MAXNODESPERMETHODCALL
˓→
11709 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_MAXNODESPERBROWSE 11710
˓→
// Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_
˓→
MAXNODESPERREGISTERNODES 11711 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_
˓→
MAXNODESPERTRANSLATEBROWSEPATHSTONODEIDS 11712 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_
˓→
MAXNODESPERNODEMANAGEMENT 11713 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_
˓→
MAXMONITOREDITEMSPERCALL 11714 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES 11715 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE 11716 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_SIZE 11717 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_OPENCOUNT 11720 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_OPEN 11721 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_OPEN_INPUTARGUMENTS 11722 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_OPEN_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 11723 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_CLOSE 11724 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_CLOSE_INPUTARGUMENTS 11725 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_READ 11726 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_READ_INPUTARGUMENTS 11727 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_READ_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 11728 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_WRITE 11729 // Method
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#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_WRITE_INPUTARGUMENTS 11730 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_GETPOSITION 11731 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_GETPOSITION_INPUTARGUMENTS
˓→
11732 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_GETPOSITION_OUTPUTARGUMENTS
˓→
11733 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_SETPOSITION 11734 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_SETPOSITION_INPUTARGUMENTS
˓→
11735 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_EXPORTNAMESPACE 11736 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_BITFIELDMASKDATATYPE 11737 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENMETHODTYPE 11738 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSEMETHODTYPE 11741 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_READMETHODTYPE 11743 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_WRITEMETHODTYPE 11746 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_GETPOSITIONMETHODTYPE 11748 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SETPOSITIONMETHODTYPE 11751 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SYSTEMOFFNORMALALARMTYPE 11753 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_AUDITPROGRAMTRANSITIONEVENTTYPE 11856 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_HACONFIGURATION_AGGREGATEFUNCTIONS 11877 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_NODECLASS_ENUMVALUES 11878 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_INSTANCENODE 11879 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TYPENODE 11880 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NODEATTRIBUTESMASK_ENUMVALUES 11881 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_ATTRIBUTEWRITEMASK_ENUMVALUES 11882 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_BROWSERESULTMASK_ENUMVALUES 11883 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_INSTANCENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 11887 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 11888 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_INSTANCENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 11889 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_TYPENODE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 11890 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENFILEMODE 11939 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENFILEMODE_ENUMVALUES 11940 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELCHANGESTRUCTUREVERBMASK 11941 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MODELCHANGESTRUCTUREVERBMASK_ENUMVALUES 11942 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_ENDPOINTURLLISTDATATYPE 11943 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NETWORKGROUPDATATYPE 11944 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_NONTRANSPARENTNETWORKREDUNDANCYTYPE 11945 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_ARRAYITEMTYPE 12021 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_YARRAYITEMTYPE 12029 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_XYARRAYITEMTYPE 12038 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_IMAGEITEMTYPE 12047 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_CUBEITEMTYPE 12057 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_NDIMENSIONARRAYITEMTYPE 12068 // VariableType
#define UA_NS0ID_AXISSCALEENUMERATION 12077 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_AXISSCALEENUMERATION_ENUMSTRINGS 12078 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_AXISINFORMATION 12079 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_XVTYPE 12080 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_AXISINFORMATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12081 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_AXISINFORMATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12089 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_
˓→
MAXNODESPERHISTORYREADDATA 12165 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_
˓→
MAXNODESPERHISTORYREADEVENTS 12166 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_
˓→
MAXNODESPERHISTORYUPDATEDATA 12167 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_OPERATIONLIMITS_
˓→
MAXNODESPERHISTORYUPDATEEVENTS 12168 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_VIEWVERSION 12170 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_COMPLEXNUMBERTYPE 12171 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DOUBLECOMPLEXNUMBERTYPE 12172 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERONNETWORK 12189 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSONNETWORKREQUEST 12190 // DataType
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#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSONNETWORKRESPONSE 12191 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVER2REQUEST 12193 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVER2RESPONSE 12194 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERONNETWORK_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12195 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSONNETWORKREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12196 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSONNETWORKRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12197 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVER2REQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12199 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVER2RESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12200 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERONNETWORK_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12207 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSONNETWORKREQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12208 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_FINDSERVERSONNETWORKRESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12209 //
˓→
Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVER2REQUEST_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12211 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_REGISTERSERVER2RESPONSE_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12212 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OPENWITHMASKSMETHODTYPE 12513 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_CLOSEANDUPDATEMETHODTYPE 12516 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_ADDCERTIFICATEMETHODTYPE 12518 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_REMOVECERTIFICATEMETHODTYPE 12520 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_TRUSTLISTTYPE 12522 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRUSTLISTMASKS 12552 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRUSTLISTMASKS_ENUMVALUES 12553 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_TRUSTLISTDATATYPE 12554 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_CERTIFICATEGROUPTYPE 12555 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_CERTIFICATETYPE 12556 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_APPLICATIONCERTIFICATETYPE 12557 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_HTTPSCERTIFICATETYPE 12558 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_RSAMINAPPLICATIONCERTIFICATETYPE 12559 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_RSASHA256APPLICATIONCERTIFICATETYPE 12560 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_TRUSTLISTUPDATEDAUDITEVENTTYPE 12561 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_UPDATECERTIFICATEMETHODTYPE 12578 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATIONTYPE 12581 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_CERTIFICATEUPDATEDAUDITEVENTTYPE 12620 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION 12637 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_SUPPORTEDPRIVATEKEYFORMATS 12639 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_MAXTRUSTLISTSIZE 12640 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_MULTICASTDNSENABLED 12641 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST 12642 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_SIZE 12643 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPENCOUNT 12646 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPEN 12647 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPEN_INPUTARGUMENTS 12648 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPEN_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 12649 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSE 12650 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSE_INPUTARGUMENTS 12651 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_READ 12652 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_READ_INPUTARGUMENTS 12653 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_READ_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 12654 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_WRITE 12655 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_WRITE_INPUTARGUMENTS 12656 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_GETPOSITION 12657 // Method
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#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_GETPOSITION_INPUTARGUMENTS 12658 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_GETPOSITION_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 12659 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_SETPOSITION 12660 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_SETPOSITION_INPUTARGUMENTS 12661 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_LASTUPDATETIME 12662 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPENWITHMASKS 12663 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPENWITHMASKS_INPUTARGUMENTS 12664 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPENWITHMASKS_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 12665 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSEANDUPDATE 12666 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSEANDUPDATE_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 12667 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_ADDCERTIFICATE 12668 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_ADDCERTIFICATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 12669 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_REMOVECERTIFICATE 12670 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_REMOVECERTIFICATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 12671 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_WRITABLE 12696 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_USERWRITABLE 12697 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_SERVERCAPABILITIES 12710 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CREATESIGNINGREQUEST 12737 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CREATESIGNINGREQUEST_INPUTARGUMENTS 12738 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CREATESIGNINGREQUEST_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 12739 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_APPLYCHANGES 12740 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATESIGNINGREQUESTMETHODTYPE 12741 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_OPTIONSETVALUES 12745 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SETSUBSCRIPTIONDURABLE 12749 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SETSUBSCRIPTIONDURABLE_INPUTARGUMENTS 12750 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SETSUBSCRIPTIONDURABLE_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 12751 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SETSUBSCRIPTIONDURABLEMETHODTYPE 12752 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_OPTIONSET 12755 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_UNION 12756 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_OPTIONSET_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12757 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UNION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12758 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_OPTIONSET_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12765 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_UNION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12766 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_GETREJECTEDLISTMETHODTYPE 12773 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_GETREJECTEDLIST 12777 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_GETREJECTEDLIST_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 12778 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_RESENDDATA 12873 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_RESENDDATA_INPUTARGUMENTS 12874 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_RESENDDATAMETHODTYPE 12875 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_NORMALIZEDSTRING 12877 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DECIMALSTRING 12878 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DURATIONSTRING 12879 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_TIMESTRING 12880 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DATESTRING 12881 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_ESTIMATEDRETURNTIME 12885 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_REQUESTSERVERSTATECHANGE 12886 // Method
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#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_REQUESTSERVERSTATECHANGE_INPUTARGUMENTS 12887 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_REQUESTSERVERSTATECHANGEMETHODTYPE 12888 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_DISCOVERYCONFIGURATION 12890 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_MDNSDISCOVERYCONFIGURATION 12891 // DataType
#define UA_NS0ID_DISCOVERYCONFIGURATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12892 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MDNSDISCOVERYCONFIGURATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTXML 12893 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_DISCOVERYCONFIGURATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12900 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MDNSDISCOVERYCONFIGURATION_ENCODING_DEFAULTBINARY 12901 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_MAXBYTESTRINGLENGTH 12908 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERCAPABILITIES_MAXBYTESTRINGLENGTH 12911 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_CONDITIONREFRESH2METHODTYPE 12914 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_CERTIFICATEEXPIRATIONALARMTYPE 13225 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATEDIRECTORYMETHODTYPE 13342 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_CREATEFILEMETHODTYPE 13345 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_DELETEFILEMETHODTYPE 13348 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_MOVEORCOPYMETHODTYPE 13350 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_FILEDIRECTORYTYPE 13353 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_ADDRESSSPACEFILE_MIMETYPE 13402 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_UPDATECERTIFICATE 13737 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_UPDATECERTIFICATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 13738 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_UPDATECERTIFICATE_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 13739 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_CERTIFICATEGROUPFOLDERTYPE 13813 // ObjectType
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS 14053 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP 14088 //
˓→
Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST
˓→
14089 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
SIZE 14090 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
WRITABLE 14091 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
USERWRITABLE 14092 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
OPENCOUNT 14093 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
MIMETYPE 14094 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
OPEN 14095 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
OPEN_INPUTARGUMENTS 14096 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
OPEN_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14097 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
CLOSE 14098 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
CLOSE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14099 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
READ 14100 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
READ_INPUTARGUMENTS 14101 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
READ_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14102 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
WRITE 14103 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
WRITE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14104 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
GETPOSITION 14105 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
GETPOSITION_INPUTARGUMENTS 14106 // Variable
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˓→
GETPOSITION_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14107 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
SETPOSITION 14108 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
SETPOSITION_INPUTARGUMENTS 14109 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
LASTUPDATETIME 14110 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
OPENWITHMASKS 14111 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
OPENWITHMASKS_INPUTARGUMENTS 14112 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
OPENWITHMASKS_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14113 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
CLOSEANDUPDATE 14114 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
CLOSEANDUPDATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14115 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
CLOSEANDUPDATE_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14116 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
ADDCERTIFICATE 14117 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
ADDCERTIFICATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14118 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
REMOVECERTIFICATE 14119 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_TRUSTLIST_
˓→
REMOVECERTIFICATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14120 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTHTTPSGROUP_
˓→
CERTIFICATETYPES 14121 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP 14122
˓→
// Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST 14123 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_SIZE 14124 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_WRITABLE 14125 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_USERWRITABLE 14126 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPENCOUNT 14127 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_MIMETYPE 14128 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPEN 14129 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPEN_INPUTARGUMENTS 14130 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPEN_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14131 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSE 14132 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14133 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_READ 14134 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_READ_INPUTARGUMENTS 14135 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_READ_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14136 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_WRITE 14137 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_WRITE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14138 // Variable
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#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_GETPOSITION 14139 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_GETPOSITION_INPUTARGUMENTS 14140 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_GETPOSITION_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14141 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_SETPOSITION 14142 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_SETPOSITION_INPUTARGUMENTS 14143 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_LASTUPDATETIME 14144 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPENWITHMASKS 14145 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPENWITHMASKS_INPUTARGUMENTS 14146 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_OPENWITHMASKS_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14147 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSEANDUPDATE 14148 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSEANDUPDATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14149 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSEANDUPDATE_OUTPUTARGUMENTS 14150 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_ADDCERTIFICATE 14151 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_ADDCERTIFICATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14152 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_REMOVECERTIFICATE 14153 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_REMOVECERTIFICATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14154 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTUSERTOKENGROUP_
˓→
CERTIFICATETYPES 14155 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP
˓→
14156 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_WRITABLE 14157 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_USERWRITABLE 14158 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_MIMETYPE 14159 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
TRUSTLIST_CLOSEANDUPDATE_INPUTARGUMENTS 14160 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVERCONFIGURATION_CERTIFICATEGROUPS_DEFAULTAPPLICATIONGROUP_
˓→
CERTIFICATETYPES 14161 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_SERVERREDUNDANCY_SERVERNETWORKGROUPS 14415 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI 15182 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEURI 15183 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEVERSION 15184 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEPUBLICATIONDATE
˓→
15185 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_ISNAMESPACESUBSET 15186 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_STATICNODEIDTYPES 15187 //
˓→
Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_STATICNUMERICNODEIDRANGE
˓→
15188 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_STATICSTRINGNODEIDPATTERN
˓→
15189 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE 15190 // Object
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_SIZE 15191 //
˓→
Variable
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#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_WRITABLE 15192 /
˓→
/ Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_USERWRITABLE
˓→
15193 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_OPENCOUNT 15194
˓→
// Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_MIMETYPE 15195 /
˓→
/ Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_OPEN 15196 //
˓→
Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_OPEN_
˓→
INPUTARGUMENTS 15197 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_OPEN_
˓→
OUTPUTARGUMENTS 15198 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_CLOSE 15199 //
˓→
Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_CLOSE_
˓→
INPUTARGUMENTS 15200 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_READ 15201 //
˓→
Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_READ_
˓→
INPUTARGUMENTS 15202 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_READ_
˓→
OUTPUTARGUMENTS 15203 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_WRITE 15204 //
˓→
Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_WRITE_
˓→
INPUTARGUMENTS 15205 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_GETPOSITION
˓→
15206 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_GETPOSITION_
˓→
INPUTARGUMENTS 15207 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_GETPOSITION_
˓→
OUTPUTARGUMENTS 15208 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_SETPOSITION
˓→
15209 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_SETPOSITION_
˓→
INPUTARGUMENTS 15210 // Variable
#define UA_NS0ID_SERVER_NAMESPACES_OPCUANAMESPACEURI_NAMESPACEFILE_EXPORTNAMESPACE
˓→
15211 // Method
#define UA_NS0ID_HASMODELPARENT 50 // ReferenceType
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When writing an application, it is more comfortable to create information models using some GUI tools. Most tools can export data according the OPC UA Nodeset XML schema. open62541 contains a python based namespace compiler that can transform these information model definitions into a working server.
Note that the namespace compiler you can find in the tools subfolder is not an XML transformation tool but a compiler. That means that it will create an internal representation when parsing the XML files and attempt to understand and verify the correctness of this representation in order to generate C Code.
We take the following information model snippet as the starting point of the following tutorial:
<UANodeSet
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:uax="http://opcfoundation.org/UA/2008/02/Types.xsd" xmlns="http://opcfoundation.org/UA/2011/03/UANodeSet.xsd" xmlns:s1="http://yourorganisation.org/example_nodeset/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
>
<NamespaceUris>
<Uri>
http://yourorganisation.org/example_nodeset/
</Uri>
</NamespaceUris>
<Aliases>
<Alias
Alias="Boolean"
>
i=1
</Alias>
<Alias
Alias="UInt32"
>
i=7
</Alias>
<Alias
Alias="String"
>
i=12
</Alias>
<Alias
Alias="HasModellingRule"
>
i=37
</Alias>
<Alias
Alias="HasTypeDefinition"
>
i=40
</Alias>
<Alias
Alias="HasSubtype"
>
i=45
</Alias>
<Alias
Alias="HasProperty"
>
i=46
</Alias>
<Alias
Alias="HasComponent"
>
i=47
</Alias>
<Alias
Alias="Argument"
>
i=296
</Alias>
</Aliases>
<Extensions>
<Extension>
<ModelInfo
Tool="UaModeler" Hash="Zs8w1AQI71W8P/GOk3k/xQ=="
Version="1.3.4"
/>
</Extension>
</Extensions>
<UAReferenceType
NodeId="ns=1;i=4001" BrowseName="1:providesInputTo"
>
<DisplayName>
providesInputTo
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasSubtype" IsForward="false"
>
i=33
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</Reference>
</References>
<InverseName
Locale="en-US"
>
inputProcidedBy
</InverseName>
</UAReferenceType>
<UAObjectType
IsAbstract="true" NodeId="ns=1;i=1001"
BrowseName="1:FieldDevice"
>
<DisplayName>
FieldDevice
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasSubtype" IsForward="false"
>
i=58
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent"
>
ns=1;i=6001
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent"
>
ns=1;i=6002
</Reference>
</References>
</UAObjectType>
<UAVariable
DataType="String" ParentNodeId="ns=1;i=1001"
NodeId="ns=1;i=6001" BrowseName="1:ManufacturerName"
UserAccessLevel="3" AccessLevel="3"
>
<DisplayName>
ManufacturerName
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasTypeDefinition"
>
i=63
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasModellingRule"
>
i=78
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent" IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=1001
</Reference>
</References>
</UAVariable>
<UAVariable
DataType="String" ParentNodeId="ns=1;i=1001"
NodeId="ns=1;i=6002" BrowseName="1:ModelName"
UserAccessLevel="3" AccessLevel="3"
>
<DisplayName>
ModelName
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasTypeDefinition"
>
i=63
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasModellingRule"
>
i=78
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent" IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=1001
</Reference>
</References>
</UAVariable>
<UAObjectType
NodeId="ns=1;i=1002" BrowseName="1:Pump"
>
<DisplayName>
Pump
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent"
>
ns=1;i=6003
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent"
>
ns=1;i=6004
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasSubtype" IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=1001
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent"
>
ns=1;i=7001
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent"
>
ns=1;i=7002
</Reference>
</References>
</UAObjectType>
<UAVariable
DataType="Boolean" ParentNodeId="ns=1;i=1002"
NodeId="ns=1;i=6003" BrowseName="1:isOn" UserAccessLevel="3"
AccessLevel="3"
>
<DisplayName>
isOn
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasTypeDefinition"
>
i=63
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasModellingRule"
>
i=78
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent" IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=1002
</Reference>
</References>
</UAVariable>
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<UAVariable
DataType="UInt32" ParentNodeId="ns=1;i=1002"
NodeId="ns=1;i=6004" BrowseName="1:MotorRPM"
UserAccessLevel="3" AccessLevel="3"
>
<DisplayName>
MotorRPM
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasTypeDefinition"
>
i=63
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasModellingRule"
>
i=78
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent" IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=1002
</Reference>
</References>
</UAVariable>
<UAMethod
ParentNodeId="ns=1;i=1002" NodeId="ns=1;i=7001"
BrowseName="1:startPump"
>
<DisplayName>
startPump
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasModellingRule"
>
i=78
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasProperty"
>
ns=1;i=6005
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent" IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=1002
</Reference>
</References>
</UAMethod>
<UAVariable
DataType="Argument" ParentNodeId="ns=1;i=7001" ValueRank="1"
NodeId="ns=1;i=6005" ArrayDimensions="1"
BrowseName="OutputArguments"
>
<DisplayName>
OutputArguments
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasModellingRule"
>
i=78
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasProperty"
IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=7001
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasTypeDefinition"
>
i=68
</Reference>
</References>
<Value>
<ListOfExtensionObject>
<ExtensionObject>
<TypeId>
<Identifier>
i=297
</Identifier>
</TypeId>
<Body>
<Argument>
<Name>
started
</Name>
<DataType>
<Identifier>
i=1
</Identifier>
</DataType>
<ValueRank>
-1
</ValueRank>
<ArrayDimensions></ArrayDimensions>
<Description/>
</Argument>
</Body>
</ExtensionObject>
</ListOfExtensionObject>
</Value>
</UAVariable>
<UAMethod
ParentNodeId="ns=1;i=1002" NodeId="ns=1;i=7002"
BrowseName="1:stopPump"
>
<DisplayName>
stopPump
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasModellingRule"
>
i=78
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasProperty"
>
ns=1;i=6006
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasComponent"
IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=1002
</Reference>
</References>
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</UAMethod>
<UAVariable
DataType="Argument" ParentNodeId="ns=1;i=7002" ValueRank="1"
NodeId="ns=1;i=6006" ArrayDimensions="1"
BrowseName="OutputArguments"
>
<DisplayName>
OutputArguments
</DisplayName>
<References>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasModellingRule"
>
i=78
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasProperty" IsForward="false"
>
ns=1;i=7002
</Reference>
<Reference
ReferenceType="HasTypeDefinition"
>
i=68
</Reference>
</References>
<Value>
<ListOfExtensionObject>
<ExtensionObject>
<TypeId>
<Identifier>
i=297
</Identifier>
</TypeId>
<Body>
<Argument>
<Name>
stopped
</Name>
<DataType>
<Identifier>
i=1
</Identifier>
</DataType>
<ValueRank>
-1
</ValueRank>
<ArrayDimensions></ArrayDimensions>
<Description/>
</Argument>
</Body>
</Value>
</UAVariable>
</UANodeSet>
</ExtensionObject>
</ListOfExtensionObject>
TODO
Some modelers prepends the namespace qualifier “uax:” to some fields - this is not supported by the namespace compiler, who has strict aliasing rules concerning field names. If a datatype defines a field called
“Argument”, the compiler expects to find “<Argument>” tags, not “<uax:Argument>”.
In its simplest form, an invokation of the namespace compiler will look like this:
$ python ./generate_open62541CCode.py <Opc.Ua.NodeSet2.xml> myNS.xml myNS
The first argument points to the XML definition of the standard-defined namespace 0. Namespace 0 is assumed to be loaded beforehand and provides defintions for data type, reference types, and so. The second argument points to the user-defined information model, whose nodes will be added to the abstract syntax tree. The script will then creates the files myNS.c and myNS.h containing the C code necessary to instantiate those namespaces.
Although it is possible to run the compiler this way, it is highly discouraged.
If you care to examine the CMakeLists.txt (toplevel directory), you will find that compiling the stack with
DUA_ENABLE_GENERATE_NAMESPACE0 will execute the following command:
COMMAND ${PYTHON_EXECUTABLE} ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/tools/pyUANamespace/generate_
˓→ open62541CCode.py
-i ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/tools/pyUANamespace/NodeID_AssumeExternal.txt
-s description -b ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/tools/pyUANamespace/NodeID_Blacklist.txt
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/tools/schema/namespace0/${GENERATE_NAMESPACE0_FILE}
${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/src_generated/ua_namespaceinit_generated
Albeit a bit more complicated than the previous description, you can see that a the namespace 0 XML file is loaded in the line before the last, and that the output will be in ua_namespaceinit_generated.c/h. In order to take advantage of the namespace compiler, we will simply append our nodeset to this call and have cmake care
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for the rest. Modify the CMakeLists.txt line above to contain the relative path to your own XML file like this:
COMMAND ${PYTHON_EXECUTABLE} ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/tools/pyUANamespace/generate_
˓→ open62541CCode.py
-i ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/tools/pyUANamespace/NodeID_AssumeExternal.txt
-s description -b ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/tools/pyUANamespace/NodeID_Blacklist.txt
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/tools/schema/namespace0/${GENERATE_NAMESPACE0_FILE}
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/<relative>/<path>/<to>/<your>/<namespace>.xml
${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/src_generated/ua_namespaceinit_generated
Always make sure that your XML file comes after namespace 0. Also, take into consideration that any node
ID’s you specify that already exist in previous files will overwrite the previous file (yes, you could intentionally overwrite the NS0 Server node if you wanted to). The namespace compiler will now automatically embedd you namespace definitions into the namespace of the server. So in total, all that was necessary was:
• Creating your namespace XML description
• Adding the relative path to the file into CMakeLists.txt
• Compiling the stack
After adding your XML file to CMakeLists.txt, rerun cmake in your build directory and enable DUA_ENABLE_GENERATE_NAMESPACE0.
Make especially sure that you are using the option
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug
. The generated namespace contains more than 30000 lines of code and many strings. Optimizing this amount of code with -O2 or -Os options will require several hours on most PCs! Also make sure to enable -DUA_ENABLE_METHODCALLS, as namespace 0 does contain methods that need to be encoded
$ cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE = Debug -DUA_ENABLE_METHODCALLS = On
\
-BUILD_EXAMPLECLIENT = On -BUILD_EXAMPLESERVER = On
\
-DUA_ENABLE_GENERATE_NAMESPACE0 = On ../
$ make
At this point, the make process will most likely hang for 30-60s until the namespace is parsed, checked, linked and finally generated (be patient). If you specified -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug, you are looking at about
5-10 seconds of waiting. A release build can take a lot longer.
If you open the header src_generated/ua_namespaceinit_generated.h and take a short look at the generated defines, you will notice the following definitions have been created:
#define UA_NS1ID_PROVIDESINPUTTO
#define UA_NS1ID_FIELDDEVICE
#define UA_NS1ID_PUMP
#define UA_NS1ID_STARTPUMP
#define UA_NS1ID_STOPPUMP
These definitions are generated for all types, but not variables, objects or views (as their names may be ambiguous and may not a be unique identifier). You can use these definitions in your code for numeric nodeids in namespace
1.
Now switch back to your own source directory and update your libopen62541 library (in case you have not linked it into the build folder). Compile our example server as follows:
$ gcc -g -std = c99 -Wl,-rpath, ` pwd ` -I ./include -L . -DUA_ENABLE_METHODCALLS -o
˓→ server ./server.c -lopen62541
Note that we need to also define the method-calls here, as the header files may choose to ommit functions such as UA_Server_addMethodNode() if they believe you do not use them. If you run the server, you should now see a new dataType in the browse path /Types/ObjectTypes/BaseObjectType/FieldDevice when viewing the nodes in UAExpert.
A minor list of some of the things that can go wrong:
• Your file was not found. The namespace compiler will complain, print a help message, and exit.
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• A structure/DataType you created with a value was not encoded. The namespace compiler can currently not handle nested extensionObjects.
• Nodes are not or wrongly encoded or you get nodeId errors. The namespace compiler can currently not encode bytestring or guid node id’s and external server uris are not supported either.
• You get compiler complaints for non-existant variants. Check that you have removed any namespace qualifiers (like “uax:”) from the XML file.
• You get “invalid reference to addMethodNode”
-DUA_ENABLE_METHODCALLS=On is defined.
style errors.
Make sure
One of the key benefits of defining object types is being able to create object instances fairly easily. Object instantiation is handled automatically when the typedefinition NodeId points to a valid ObjectType node. All
Attributes and Methods contained in the objectType definition will be instantiated along with the object node.
While variables are copied from the objetType definition (allowing the user for example to attach new dataSources to them), methods are always only linked. This paradigm is identical to languages like C++: The method called is always the same piece of code, but the first argument is a pointer to an object. Likewise, in OPC UA, only one methodCallback can be attached to a specific methodNode. If that methodNode is called, the parent objectId will be passed to the method - it is the methods job to derefence which object instance it belongs to in that moment.
One of the problems arising from the server internally “building” new nodes as described in the type is that the user does not know which template creates which instance. This can be a problem - for example if a specific dataSource should be attached to each variableNode called “samples” later on. Unfortunately, we only know which template variable’s Id the dataSource will be attached to - we do not know the nodeId of the instance of that variable. To easily cover usecases where variable instances Y derived from a definition template X should need to be manipulated in some maner, the stack provides an instantiation callback: Each time a new node is instantiated, the callback gets notified about the relevant data; the callback can then either manipulate the new node itself or just create a map/record for later use.
Let’s look at an example that will create a pump instance given the newly defined objectType:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include "open62541.h"
UA_Boolean running = true ;
void
stopHandler (
int
signal) { running = false ;
}
static
UA_StatusCode pumpInstantiationCallback (UA_NodeId objectId, UA_NodeId definitionId,
void
* handle) { printf( "Created new node ns=%d;i=%d according to template ns=%d;i=%d "
"(handle was %d)\n" , objectId.namespaceIndex, objectId.identifier.numeric, definitionId.namespaceIndex, definitionId.identifier.numeric,
*
((UA_Int32
*
) handle));
return
UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD;
}
int
main (
void
) { signal(SIGINT, stopHandler); signal(SIGTERM, stopHandler);
UA_ServerConfig config = UA_ServerConfig_standard;
UA_ServerNetworkLayer nl;
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nl = UA_ServerNetworkLayerTCP(UA_ConnectionConfig_standard, 4840 ); config.networkLayers
= & nl; config.networkLayersSize
= 1 ;
UA_Server
* server = UA_Server_new(config);
UA_NodeId createdNodeId;
UA_Int32 myHandle = 42 ;
UA_ObjectAttributes object_attr = UA_ObjectAttributes_default; object_attr.description
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "A pump!" ); object_attr.displayName
= UA_LOCALIZEDTEXT( "en-US" , "Pump1" );
UA_InstantiationCallback theAnswerCallback; theAnswerCallback.method
= pumpInstantiationCallback; theAnswerCallback.handle
= (
void
*
) & myHandle};
UA_Server_addObjectNode(server, UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 1 , DEMOID),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_OBJECTSFOLDER),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS0ID_ORGANIZES),
UA_QUALIFIEDNAME( 1 , "Pump1" ),
UA_NODEID_NUMERIC( 0 , UA_NS1ID_PUMPTYPE), object_attr, theAnswerCallback, & createdNodeId);
}
UA_Server_run(server, 1 , & running);
UA_Server_delete(server);
return
0 ;
Make sure you have updated the headers and libs in your project, then recompile and run the server. Make especially sure you have added ua_namespaceinit_generated.h to your include folder and that you have removed any references to header in server. The only include you are going to need is ua_types.h.
As you can see instantiating an object is not much different from creating an object node. The main difference is that you must use an objectType node as typeDefinition and you (may) pass a callback function
(pumpInstantiationCallback) and a handle (myHandle). You should already be familiar with callbacks and handles from our previous tutorial and you can easily derive how the callback is used by running the server binary, which produces the following output:
Created new node ns = 1 ;i = 1505 according to template ns = 1 ;i = 6001 (handle was 42 )
Created new node ns = 1 ;i = 1506 according to template ns = 1 ;i = 6002 (handle was 42 )
Created new node ns = 1 ;i = 1507 according to template ns = 1 ;i = 6003 (handle was 42 )
Created new node ns = 1 ;i = 1508 according to template ns = 1 ;i = 6004 (handle was 42 )
Created new node ns = 1 ;i = 1510 according to template ns = 1 ;i = 6001 (handle was 42 )
Created new node ns = 1 ;i = 1511 according to template ns = 1 ;i = 6002 (handle was 42 )
Created new node ns = 1 ;i = 1512 according to template ns = 1 ;i = 6003 (handle was 42 )
Created new node ns = 1 ;i = 1513 according to template ns = 1 ;i = 6004 (handle was 42 )
If you start the server and inspect the nodes with UA Expert, you will find two pumps in the objects folder, which look like this:
As you can see the pump has inherited it’s parents attributes (ManufacturerName and ModelName). You may also notice that the callback was not called for the methods, even though they are obviously where they are supposed to be. Methods, in contrast to objects and variables, are never cloned but instead only linked. The reason is that you will quite propably attach a method callback to a central method, not each object. Objects are instantiated if they are below the object you are creating, so any object (like an object called associatedServer of ServerType) that is part of pump will be instantiated as well. Objects above you object are never instantiated, so the same ServerType object in Fielddevices would have been ommitted (the reason is that the recursive instantiation function protects itself from infinite recursions, which are hard to track when first ascending, then redescending into a tree).
For each object and variable created by the call, the callback was invoked. The callback gives you the nodeId of the new node along with the Id of the Type template used to create it. You can thereby effectively use setAttributeValue() functions (or others) to adapt the properties of these new nodes, as they can be identified by there
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12.1.1 Connection
Client-server connections are represented by a UA_Connection. The connection is stateful and stores partially received messages, and so on. In addition, the connection contains function pointers to the underlying networking implementation. An example for this is the send function. So the connection encapsulates all the required networking functionality. This lets users on embedded (or otherwise exotic) systems implement their own networking plugins with a clear interface to the main open62541 library.
typedef struct
{
UA_UInt32 protocolVersion;
UA_UInt32 sendBufferSize;
UA_UInt32 recvBufferSize;
UA_UInt32 maxMessageSize;
UA_UInt32 maxChunkCount;
} UA_ConnectionConfig;
typedef enum
{
UA_CONNECTION_OPENING, /* The socket is open, but the HEL/ACK handshake
* is not done */
UA_CONNECTION_ESTABLISHED, /* The socket is open and the connection
UA_CONNECTION_CLOSED
* configured */
/* The socket has been closed and the connection
* will be deleted */
} UA_ConnectionState;
struct
UA_Connection {
UA_ConnectionState state;
UA_ConnectionConfig localConf;
UA_ConnectionConfig remoteConf;
UA_SecureChannel
* channel;
UA_Int32 sockfd;
void
* handle;
/* The securechannel that is attached to
* this connection */
/* Most connectivity solutions run on
* sockets. Having the socket id here
* simplifies the design. */
/* A pointer to internal data */
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UA_ByteString incompleteMessage; /* A half-received message (TCP is a
* streaming protocol) is stored here */
/* Get a buffer for sending */
UA_StatusCode (
* getSendBuffer)(UA_Connection
* connection,
size_t
length,
UA_ByteString
* buf);
/* Release the send buffer manually */
void
(
* releaseSendBuffer)(UA_Connection
* connection, UA_ByteString
* buf);
/* Sends a message over the connection. The message buffer is always freed,
* even if sending fails.
*
* @param connection The connection
* @param buf The message buffer
* @return Returns an error code or UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD. */
UA_StatusCode (
* send)(UA_Connection
* connection, UA_ByteString
* buf);
/* Receive a message from the remote connection
*
* @param connection The connection
* @param response The response string. It is allocated by the connection
* and needs to be freed with connection->releaseBuffer
* @param timeout Timeout of the recv operation in milliseconds
* @return Returns UA_STATUSCODE_BADCOMMUNICATIONERROR if the recv operation
* can be repeated, UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD if it succeeded and
*
UA_STATUSCODE_BADCONNECTIONCLOSED if the connection was
* closed. */
UA_StatusCode (
* recv)(UA_Connection
* connection, UA_ByteString
UA_UInt32 timeout);
* response,
};
/* Release the buffer of a received message */
void
(
* releaseRecvBuffer)(UA_Connection
* connection, UA_ByteString
* buf);
/* Close the connection. The network layer closes the socket. This is picked
* up during the next 'listen' and the connection is freed in the network
* layer. */
void
(
* close)(UA_Connection
* connection);
/* To be called only from within the server (and not the network layer).
* Frees up the connection's memory. */
void
(
* free)(UA_Connection
* connection);
/* Cleans up half-received messages, and so on. Called from connection->free. */
void
UA_Connection_deleteMembers (UA_Connection
* connection);
12.1.2 Server Network Layer
The server exposes two functions to interact with remote clients: processBinaryMessage and removeConnection.
These functions are called by the server network layer.
It is the job of the server network layer to listen on a TCP socket, to accept new connections, to call the server with received messages and to signal closed connections to the server.
The network layer is part of the server config. So users can provide a custom implementation if the provided example does not fit their architecture. The network layer is invoked only from the server’s main loop. So the network layer does not need to be thread-safe. If the networklayer receives a positive duration for blocking listening, the server’s main loop will block until a message is received or the duration times out.
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/* Process a binary message (TCP packet). The message can contain partial
* chunks. (TCP is a streaming protocol and packets may be split/merge during
* transport.) After processing, the message is freed with
* connection->releaseRecvBuffer. */
void
UA_Server_processBinaryMessage (UA_Server
* server, UA_Connection
UA_ByteString
* message);
* connection,
/* The server internally cleans up the connection and then calls
* connection->free. */
void
UA_Server_removeConnection (UA_Server
* server, UA_Connection
* connection);
struct
UA_ServerNetworkLayer {
void
* handle; /* Internal data */
UA_String discoveryUrl;
/* Start listening on the networklayer.
*
* @param nl The network layer
* @return Returns UA_STATUSCODE_GOOD or an error code. */
UA_StatusCode (
* start)(UA_ServerNetworkLayer
* nl);
/* Listen for new and closed connections and arriving packets. Calls
* UA_Server_processBinaryMessage for the arriving packets. Closed
* connections are picked up here and forwarded to
* UA_Server_removeConnection where they are cleaned up and freed.
*
* @param nl The network layer
* @param server The server for processing the incoming packets and for
* closing connections.
* @param timeout The timeout during which an event must arrive in
* milliseconds
* @return A statuscode for the status of the network layer. */
UA_StatusCode (
* listen)(UA_ServerNetworkLayer
* nl, UA_Server
* server,
UA_UInt16 timeout);
/* Close the network socket and all open connections. Afterwards, the
* network layer can be safely deleted.
*
* @param nl The network layer
* @param server The server that processes the incoming packets and for
* closing connections before deleting them.
* @return A statuscode for the status of the closing operation. */
void
(
* stop)(UA_ServerNetworkLayer
* nl, UA_Server
* server);
};
/* Deletes the network layer context. Call only after stopping. */
void
(
* deleteMembers)(UA_ServerNetworkLayer
* nl);
12.1.3 Client Network Layer
The client has only a single connection. The connection is used for both sending and receiving binary messages.
@param localConf the connection config for this client @param endpointUrl to where to connect @param timeout in ms until the connection try times out if remote not reachable
*
/
typedef
UA_Connection
(
*
UA_ConnectClientConnection)(UA_ConnectionConfig localConf,
const char
˓→
* endpointUrl,
const
UA_UInt32 timeout);
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12.1.4 Endpoint URL Parser
The endpoint URL parser is generally useful for the implementation of network layer plugins.
/* Split the given endpoint url into hostname, port and path. All arguments must
* be non-NULL. EndpointUrls have the form "opc.tcp://hostname:port/path", port
* and path may be omitted (together with the prefix colon and slash).
*
* @param endpointUrl The endpoint URL.
* @param outHostname Set to the parsed hostname. The string points into the
* original endpointUrl, so no memory is allocated. If an IPv6 address is
* given, hostname contains e.g. '[2001:0db8:85a3::8a2e:0370:7334]'
* @param outPort Set to the port of the url or left unchanged.
* @param outPath Set to the path if one is present in the endpointUrl.
*
Starting or trailing '/' are NOT included in the path. The string
* points into the original endpointUrl, so no memory is allocated.
* @return Returns UA_STATUSCODE_BADTCPENDPOINTURLINVALID if parsing failed. */
UA_StatusCode
UA_parseEndpointUrl (
const
UA_String
* endpointUrl, UA_String
* outHostname,
UA_UInt16
* outPort, UA_String
* outPath);
The access control callback is used to authenticate sessions and grant access rights accordingly.
typedef struct
{
/* These booleans are used to create endpoints for the possible
* authentication methods */
UA_Boolean enableAnonymousLogin;
UA_Boolean enableUsernamePasswordLogin;
/* Authenticate a session. The session context is attached to the session and
* later passed into the node-based access control callbacks. */
UA_StatusCode (
* activateSession)(
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
const
UA_ExtensionObject
* userIdentityToken,
void
** sessionContext);
/* Deauthenticate a session and cleanup */
void
(
* closeSession)(
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext);
/* Access control for all nodes*/
UA_UInt32 (
* getUserRightsMask)(
const
UA_NodeId
˓→
* sessionContext,
* sessionId,
void const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext);
/* Additional access control for variable nodes */
UA_Byte (
* getUserAccessLevel)(
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeId,
void
* nodeContext);
/* Additional access control for method nodes */
UA_Boolean (
* getUserExecutable)(
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
˓→
* sessionContext,
const
UA_NodeId
* methodId,
void
˓→
* methodContext);
/* Additional access control for calling a method node in the context of a
* specific object */
UA_Boolean (
* getUserExecutableOnObject)(
const
UA_NodeId
˓→
* sessionContext,
* sessionId,
void const
UA_NodeId
* methodId,
void
˓→
* methodContext,
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const
UA_NodeId
* objectId,
void
˓→
* objectContext);
/* Allow adding a node */
UA_Boolean (
* allowAddNode)(
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_AddNodesItem
* item);
/* Allow adding a reference */
UA_Boolean (
* allowAddReference)(
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
˓→
* sessionContext,
const
UA_AddReferencesItem
* item);
/* Allow deleting a node */
UA_Boolean (
* allowDeleteNode)(
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
* sessionContext,
const
UA_DeleteNodesItem
* item);
/* Allow deleting a reference */
UA_Boolean (
* allowDeleteReference)(
const
UA_NodeId
* sessionId,
void
˓→
* sessionContext,
const
UA_DeleteReferencesItem
* item);
} UA_AccessControl;
Servers and clients must define a logger in their configuration. The logger is just a function pointer. Every logmessage consists of a log-level, a log-category and a string message content. The timestamp of the log-message is created within the logger.
typedef enum
{
UA_LOGLEVEL_TRACE,
UA_LOGLEVEL_DEBUG,
UA_LOGLEVEL_INFO,
UA_LOGLEVEL_WARNING,
UA_LOGLEVEL_ERROR,
UA_LOGLEVEL_FATAL
} UA_LogLevel;
typedef enum
{
UA_LOGCATEGORY_NETWORK,
UA_LOGCATEGORY_SECURECHANNEL,
UA_LOGCATEGORY_SESSION,
UA_LOGCATEGORY_SERVER,
UA_LOGCATEGORY_CLIENT,
UA_LOGCATEGORY_USERLAND,
UA_LOGCATEGORY_SECURITYPOLICY
} UA_LogCategory;
The message string and following varargs are formatted according to the rules of the printf command. Do not call the logger directly. Instead, make use of the convenience macros that take the minimum log-level defined in ua_config.h into account.
typedef
void (
*
UA_Logger)(UA_LogLevel level, UA_LogCategory category,
const char
* msg,
va_list
args);
static
UA_INLINE UA_FORMAT ( 3 , 4 )
void
UA_LOG_TRACE(UA_Logger logger, UA_LogCategory category,
const char
#if UA_LOGLEVEL <= 100
va_list
args; va_start(args, msg); logger(UA_LOGLEVEL_TRACE, category, msg, args); va_end(args);
* msg, ...) {
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#endif
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_FORMAT ( 3 , 4 )
void
UA_LOG_DEBUG(UA_Logger logger, UA_LogCategory category,
const char
* msg, ...) {
#if UA_LOGLEVEL <= 200 va_end(args);
#endif
}
va_list
args; va_start(args, msg); logger(UA_LOGLEVEL_DEBUG, category, msg, args);
static
UA_INLINE UA_FORMAT ( 3 , 4 )
void
UA_LOG_INFO(UA_Logger logger, UA_LogCategory category,
const char
* msg, ...) {
#if UA_LOGLEVEL <= 300
va_list
args; va_start(args, msg); logger(UA_LOGLEVEL_INFO, category, msg, args); va_end(args);
#endif
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_FORMAT ( 3 , 4 )
void
UA_LOG_WARNING(UA_Logger logger, UA_LogCategory category,
const char
* msg, ...) {
#if UA_LOGLEVEL <= 400
va_list
args; va_start(args, msg); logger(UA_LOGLEVEL_WARNING, category, msg, args); va_end(args);
#endif
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_FORMAT ( 3 , 4 )
void
UA_LOG_ERROR(UA_Logger logger, UA_LogCategory category,
const char
* msg, ...) {
#if UA_LOGLEVEL <= 500
va_list
args; va_start(args, msg); logger(UA_LOGLEVEL_ERROR, category, msg, args); va_end(args);
#endif
}
static
UA_INLINE UA_FORMAT ( 3 , 4 )
void
UA_LOG_FATAL(UA_Logger logger, UA_LogCategory category,
const char
* msg, ...) {
#if UA_LOGLEVEL <= 600
va_list
args; va_start(args, msg); logger(UA_LOGLEVEL_FATAL, category, msg, args); va_end(args);
#endif
}
12.3.1 Convenience macros for complex types
#define UA_PRINTF_GUID_FORMAT "%08x-%04x-%04x-%02x%02x-%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x"
#define UA_PRINTF_GUID_DATA(GUID) (GUID).data1, (GUID).data2, (GUID).data3, \
(GUID).data4[0], (GUID).data4[1], (GUID).data4[2], (GUID).data4[3], \
(GUID).data4[4], (GUID).data4[5], (GUID).data4[6], (GUID).data4[7]
#define UA_PRINTF_STRING_FORMAT "\"%.*s\""
#define UA_PRINTF_STRING_DATA(STRING) (int)(STRING).length, (STRING).data
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Stores nodes that can be indexed by their NodeId. Internally, it is based on a hash-map implementation.
struct
UA_NodeStore;
typedef struct
UA_NodeStore UA_NodeStore;
12.4.1 Nodestore Lifecycle
/* Create a new nodestore */
UA_NodeStore
*
UA_NodeStore_new (
void
);
/* Delete the nodestore and all nodes in it. Do not call from a read-side critical section (multithreading). */
void
UA_NodeStore_delete (UA_NodeStore
* ns);
12.4.2 Node Lifecycle
The following definitions are used to create empty nodes of the different node types. The memory is managed by the nodestore. Therefore, the node has to be removed via a special deleteNode function. (If the new node is not added to the nodestore.)
/* Create an editable node of the given NodeClass. */
UA_Node
*
UA_NodeStore_newNode (UA_NodeClass nodeClass);
#define UA_NodeStore_newObjectNode() \
(UA_ObjectNode*)UA_NodeStore_newNode(UA_NODECLASS_OBJECT)
#define UA_NodeStore_newVariableNode() \
(UA_VariableNode*)UA_NodeStore_newNode(UA_NODECLASS_VARIABLE)
#define UA_NodeStore_newMethodNode() \
(UA_MethodNode*)UA_NodeStore_newNode(UA_NODECLASS_METHOD)
#define UA_NodeStore_newObjectTypeNode() \
(UA_ObjectTypeNode*)UA_NodeStore_newNode(UA_NODECLASS_OBJECTTYPE)
#define UA_NodeStore_newVariableTypeNode() \
(UA_VariableTypeNode*)UA_NodeStore_newNode(UA_NODECLASS_VARIABLETYPE)
#define UA_NodeStore_newReferenceTypeNode() \
(UA_ReferenceTypeNode*)UA_NodeStore_newNode(UA_NODECLASS_REFERENCETYPE)
#define UA_NodeStore_newDataTypeNode() \
(UA_DataTypeNode*)UA_NodeStore_newNode(UA_NODECLASS_DATATYPE)
#define UA_NodeStore_newViewNode() \
(UA_ViewNode*)UA_NodeStore_newNode(UA_NODECLASS_VIEW)
/* Delete an editable node. */
void
UA_NodeStore_deleteNode (UA_Node
* node);
12.4.3 Insert / Get / Replace / Remove
/* Inserts a new node into the nodestore. If the nodeid is zero, then a fresh
* numeric nodeid from namespace 1 is assigned. If insertion fails, the node is
* deleted. */
UA_StatusCode UA_NodeStore_insert (UA_NodeStore
* ns, UA_Node
* node);
/* The returned node is immutable. */
const
UA_Node
*
UA_NodeStore_get (UA_NodeStore
* ns,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeid);
/* Returns an editable copy of a node (needs to be deleted with the deleteNode function or inserted / replaced into the nodestore). */
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UA_Node
*
UA_NodeStore_getCopy (UA_NodeStore
* ns,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeid);
/* To replace a node, get an editable copy of the node, edit and replace with
* this function. If the node was already replaced since the copy was made,
* UA_STATUSCODE_BADINTERNALERROR is returned. If the nodeid is not found,
* UA_STATUSCODE_BADNODEIDUNKNOWN is returned. In both error cases, the editable
* node is deleted. */
UA_StatusCode UA_NodeStore_replace (UA_NodeStore
* ns, UA_Node
* node);
/* Remove a node in the nodestore. */
UA_StatusCode UA_NodeStore_remove (UA_NodeStore
* ns,
const
UA_NodeId
* nodeid);
12.4.4 Iteration
The following definitions are used to call a callback for every node in the nodestore.
typedef
void (
*
UA_NodeStore_nodeVisitor)(
const
UA_Node
* node);
void
UA_NodeStore_iterate (UA_NodeStore
* ns, UA_NodeStore_nodeVisitor visitor);
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How to obtain the data type in the system?
The UA_findDataType function can be used to obtain the data type if the NodeId of the type is known. This function returns the data type description for the type's identifier or NULL if no matching data type is found. Builtin data types can be accessed as UA_TYPES[UA_TYPES_XXX], where XXX is the name of the data type.
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