UAModeler and .Net Server SDK

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UAModeler and .Net Server SDK

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Good Morning,
I have been trying to create a .Net OPC UA Server using the UAModeler, especially, testing structures.
The server SDK (2.1.0B222) does support servers.
Interestingly, the documentation of the current UA Modeler (V1.2.0 B214) contains information and screenshots about .Net Server (and C++ Server 1.4) in its documentation; yet, the modeler itself does not offer these features.
When do you plan to release a version of UA Modeler that actually supports the documented functionality?
For us, it is an important aspect in how far .Net server can be used for certain goals. Without the modeler, this is practically impossible.

We also tried to achieve similar results with the C++ or the ANSI C SDK.
Unfortunately,
* the C++ SDK is not able to generate Code that offers structured data types
* the C SDK does not compile at all. There is one bug concerning the camel case of certain variable definitions/usages, and also, headers are included that are not part of the ANSI C SDK that is referenced.
I will document that in another forum post

Yours,
Sebastian Brandt

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Re: UAModeler and .Net Server SDK

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Hi Sebastian,

The latest UaModeler was released before the .NET Server SDK and therefore the template for .NET Server SDK is not included.

The next release of the UaModeler will include the .NET Server SDK templates.

You can request the templates from support@unifiedautomation.com if you need them earlier.

The C++ SDK does not support structure data in the current release 1.3.2 and therefore it is not included in the generated code.

The next release version 1.4 will also include structured data and beta versions of the SDK and the templates are already working with structured data.

Best Regards,
Unified Automation Support Team

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