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Model design for the usage of events
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Mario Kilger
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09/28/2021 - 02:00
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Hello together,

 

I have a question regarding the model design in order to be able to use events on my OPC-UA Server (.NET, 1.4.363.0).

 

My model is built from two .xml files – using the Model Builder: 

  • an Instance Design
  • an Type Design 

In my types design I have created own object types, e.g. “ExampleEventType” which has the BaseType “BaseEventType”.

 

My model should have the following structure:

  • A (root, entry node; type: object; SupportsEvent = true) 
    • B (type: object; SupportsEvent = true)
    • C
    • D
    • ..

For example the node “B” should be able to raise an event from type “ExampleEventType”

 

Is it right that:

  • “B” has a GeneratesEvent reference with target “ExampleEventType” 
  • “A” has a HasNotifier reference with target “A_B”
  • The event is constructed, initialized, gets set its child values and is reported by the server as shown in .NET Example “Quickstart SimpleEvents Server”

Forthermure, I am wondering why the Alias GeneratesEvents is not listed in NodeSet2.xml, although it is used in the file.Confused

Thank you very much for your help!

 

BR

Mario

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Randy Armstrong
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It is not clear what the question is.

What you doing seems reasonable.

The aliases in the NodeSet have no relationship to the names in ModelDesign file.

The NodeSet has a fixed set of common references that have aliases defined.

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