Represent System.Collections.ArrayList in OPC-UA Server
Posted: 16 Jul 2013, 09:26
Hello,
I am trying to build an OPC-UA server that provides data of an underlying system. The underlying system has a function “GetData” which writes all data it gets from the underlying system in a System.Collections.ArrayList. This ArrayList is built dynamically during runtime. Therefore the dimensions are not known when building my OPC-UA server. The ArrayList is built new for every call of GetData, therefore it may be different for every call of GetData.
The return value of the underling system is that ArrayList which I want to represent in the OPC-UA server to access it with an OPC-UA client.
Is it possible to represent this dynamically built ArrayList in an OPC-UA Server and how do I accomplish that either by using UaModeler or by writing the code by hand?
Please let me know if you need further information to answer my question.
I am working with UA Bundle SDK .NET version 2.1.2.227 and UaModeler version 1.2.1
Thank you and best regards,
Christian
PS. Searching the forum wasn’t very helpful because of “…they are too common words”
I am trying to build an OPC-UA server that provides data of an underlying system. The underlying system has a function “GetData” which writes all data it gets from the underlying system in a System.Collections.ArrayList. This ArrayList is built dynamically during runtime. Therefore the dimensions are not known when building my OPC-UA server. The ArrayList is built new for every call of GetData, therefore it may be different for every call of GetData.
The return value of the underling system is that ArrayList which I want to represent in the OPC-UA server to access it with an OPC-UA client.
Is it possible to represent this dynamically built ArrayList in an OPC-UA Server and how do I accomplish that either by using UaModeler or by writing the code by hand?
Please let me know if you need further information to answer my question.
I am working with UA Bundle SDK .NET version 2.1.2.227 and UaModeler version 1.2.1
Thank you and best regards,
Christian
PS. Searching the forum wasn’t very helpful because of “…they are too common words”