file net_server tt2set

[izarraua]

I'm using the program UaModeler (version 1.2.0 * 214 *).

I try to create a small OPC UA server, as exemplified by the sample project "UaDemoServer".

Using "UaModeler" I open the example (project) demoserver.tt2pro and displays the message "Do you want to search fot the TemplateSet"

The question is where is the file net_server.tt2set?

Sorry, my English is very poor (this message is made with google translator).

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Thanks in advance.

[Support Team]

Hi,

The UaModeler project demoserver.tt2pro that is part of the UaDemoServer solution uses a prototype of the .NET server templates. These templates are not released yet.
For creating your own examples as described in the Getting Started section of the .NET SDK help files you can use the net templates.

Best regards,
Unified Automation Support Team

[Christian]

Hello Support-Team,

same problem here but under different circumstances.

I created my model with UaModeler 1.2.1 for .NET SDK.

Now I updated UaModeler to Version 1.3.0. When I try to open my project, created with UaModeler 1.2.1 I run into the same problem as described by izarraua.

How can I still access and modify my already existing projects build with prior versions of UaModeler?

Best regards,
Christian

[Support Team]

Hi Christian,

UaModeler 1.2.1 has never been released, it is a beta version. We reordered the folder structure for the .NET templates for UaModeler 1.3.0. So the templates cannot be found.

Please create a new .NET Server project. On the thrid page of the wizard you can choose your existing models ("Find onther model"). On the last page you have to clear the "File Name" and the "Namespace URI" field and click finish.

Best regards,
Unified Automation Support Team

[Christian]

Hello Support-Team,

sorry, I made a mistake regarding the Version-Number of my UaModeler.

Your instructions worked and I am now able to load my model.

Thank you for your fast reply. (In case, that you have overlooked my other reply-post to http://forum.unified-automation.com/topic1003.html your help on that matter would be highly appreciated. Thank you!)

Best regards,
Christian