I would be very grateful if someone could give me a link to a tutorial or any other documentation having to do with the UA Gateway and/or some simple examples of how to connect a UA Client to a COM/ DCOM Server.
Thank you in advance.
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Re: Documentation
Hello,
the best approach is to follor the documentation shipped with the UaGateway. The same documentation is available online as well:
http://documentation.unified-automation ... ntime.html
First step is to install the UaGateway on the machine where the COM/DCOM Server resides.
Second is to start the UaGateway (play) and use the ConfigurationTool to add an underlying COM Server connection.
http://documentation.unified-automation ... m_sec.html
And that is basically it. You now can connect with your UA Client to the UaGateway This is the default discovery endpoint, you need to replace the hostname / IP adress with the correct one of course.
Under the root node "objects" it will contain an entrypoint folder, if browsing into that you should see all the Items of the underlying COM Server.
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the best approach is to follor the documentation shipped with the UaGateway. The same documentation is available online as well:
http://documentation.unified-automation ... ntime.html
First step is to install the UaGateway on the machine where the COM/DCOM Server resides.
Second is to start the UaGateway (play) and use the ConfigurationTool to add an underlying COM Server connection.
http://documentation.unified-automation ... m_sec.html
And that is basically it. You now can connect with your UA Client to the UaGateway
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opc.tcp://myhostname:4850
Under the root node "objects" it will contain an entrypoint folder, if browsing into that you should see all the Items of the underlying COM Server.
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Re: Documentation
Hello,
Thank you very much, that is exactly what I needed for the beginning.
Best regards
Thank you very much, that is exactly what I needed for the beginning.
Best regards