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=== UADemoPublisher tool === | === UADemoPublisher tool === | ||
In UADemoPublisher, you set the custom property on a PubSub connection using the --ConnectionProperties (-cp) option. They key is in the form {''url''}''name'', where ''url'' is the property namespace, and ''name'' is the property name. For example, to publish messages using the [[OpcLabs.Mqtt communication message]], you can use the following command: | |||
<code>UADemoPublisher -mut -cp {http://opclabs.com/OpcUA/PubSub}MessageChannel!=OpcLabs.Mqtt.MqttClientMessageChannel,OpcLabs.Mqtt</code> | |||
As typing this in would be cumbersome, UADemoPublisher comes with several ready-made response files which contain the necessary settings for common [[MQTT communication packages]]. With the help of the response file, the command above can be shortened to: | |||
<code>UADemoPublisher -mut @MessageChannel-Mqtt</code> | |||
== Configuring the communication package == | == Configuring the communication package == |
Revision as of 10:27, 13 December 2019
Specifying the communication package
In order to select this communication package in OPC UA PubSub tools, you need to set a custom property on a PubSub connection as follows:
- Property namespace: http://opclabs.com/OpcUA/PubSub
- Property name: MessageChannel!
- Property datatype: String
- Property value: The type name of the message channel object. See the communication package documentation (example: OpcLabs.Mqtt.MqttClientMessageChannel,OpcLabs.Mqtt).
How this is done depends on the concrete software you are using.
EasyUASubscriber object
Usually, you will use the same communication package across your solution, but there is nothing that prevents you to use a different one with each PubSub connection, e.g. for compatibility reasons with different MQTT brokers.
OpcCmd tool
UADemoPublisher tool
In UADemoPublisher, you set the custom property on a PubSub connection using the --ConnectionProperties (-cp) option. They key is in the form {url}name, where url is the property namespace, and name is the property name. For example, to publish messages using the OpcLabs.Mqtt communication message, you can use the following command:
UADemoPublisher -mut -cp {http://opclabs.com/OpcUA/PubSub}MessageChannel!=OpcLabs.Mqtt.MqttClientMessageChannel,OpcLabs.Mqtt
As typing this in would be cumbersome, UADemoPublisher comes with several ready-made response files which contain the necessary settings for common MQTT communication packages. With the help of the response file, the command above can be shortened to:
UADemoPublisher -mut @MessageChannel-Mqtt