/// <summary>
/// Creates the node managers for the server.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This method allows the sub-class create any additional node managers which it uses. The SDK
/// always creates a CoreNodeManager which handles the built-in nodes defined by the specification.
/// Any additional NodeManagers are expected to handle application specific nodes.
///
/// Applications with small address spaces do not need to create their own NodeManagers and can add any
/// application specific nodes to the CoreNodeManager. Applications should use custom NodeManagers when
/// the structure of the address space is stored in another system or when the address space is too large
/// to keep in memory.
/// </remarks>
protected override MasterNodeManager CreateMasterNodeManager(
IServerInternal server, ApplicationConfiguration configuration)
{
Debug.WriteLine("Creating the Node Managers.");
List <INodeManager> nodeManagers = new List <INodeManager>();
// create the custom node managers.
var aasnm = new global::AasOpcUaServer.AasModeManager(
server, configuration, thePackageEnv, theServerOptions);
nodeManagers.Add(aasnm);
// create master node manager.
var x = new MasterNodeManager(server, configuration, null, nodeManagers.ToArray());
// try to do some fixes
if (x.NodeManagers.Count > 0)
{
var cm = x.NodeManagers[0] as CustomNodeManager2;
//// (old) code for fixing node issued
//// if (cm != null)
//// cm.AasInjectedNodes = aasnm.GenerateInjectNodeStates();
}
// ok
return(x);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates the node managers for the server.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This method allows the sub-class create any additional node managers which it uses. The SDK
/// always creates a CoreNodeManager which handles the built-in nodes defined by the specification.
/// Any additional NodeManagers are expected to handle application specific nodes.
///
/// Applications with small address spaces do not need to create their own NodeManagers and can add any
/// application specific nodes to the CoreNodeManager. Applications should use custom NodeManagers when
/// the structure of the address space is stored in another system or when the address space is too large
/// to keep in memory.
/// </remarks>
protected override MasterNodeManager CreateMasterNodeManager(IServerInternal server, ApplicationConfiguration configuration)
{
Debug.WriteLine("Creating the Node Managers.");
List <INodeManager> nodeManagers = new List <INodeManager>();
// create the custom node managers.
// TODO (MIHO, 2021-01-01): re-implement multi environment UA server again!
var aasnm = new global::AasOpcUaServer.AasModeManager(server, configuration, thePackageEnv, theServerOptions);
nodeManagers.Add(aasnm);
// create master node manager.
var x = new MasterNodeManager(server, configuration, null, nodeManagers.ToArray());
// try to do some fixes
if (x.NodeManagers.Count > 0)
{
var cm = x.NodeManagers[0] as CustomNodeManager2;
}
// ok
return(x);
}
