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Hi,
How to set timeout on IUaConnection::GetEndpoint?
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Hi Vladimir,
There are two overloads of GetEndpoints. One of them accepts a networkTimeout parameter.
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Patrick
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Matrikon OPC UA SDK API Reference Manual (1.0.0.25082) shows only one function:
static bool Mtk::Ua::ClientSDK::IUaConnection::GetEndpoints ( const wchar_t * url,
const Mtk::Ua::Stack::IUaStringArray & localeIds,
const Mtk::Ua::Stack::IUaStringArray & profileUris,
Mtk::Ua::Stack::IEndpointDescriptionArray & foundEndpoints,
Mtk::General::IResult & result
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Am I missing something?
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Vladimir,
Can you check the IUaConnection.h header to see if the other overload is there?
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Patrick
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Only one function is available in IUaConnection.h:
static bool GetEndpoints(const wchar_t* url, const Mtk::Ua::Stack::IUaStringArray& localeIds,
const Mtk::Ua::Stack::IUaStringArray& profileUris,
Mtk::Ua::Stack::IEndpointDescriptionArray& foundEndpoints,
Mtk::General::IResult& result);
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Ok, I had to go back and check the released version. Unfortunately, the overload taking a networkTimeout is a new addition. It'll be in the next release. The call does have a default timeout, but it's quite long. As a workaround you could execute the GetEndpoints() in it's own thread and do a timed wait. If it doesn't return within the timeout interval just let the initiating thread move on and set a flag telling the GetEndpoints() thread to ignore any results and exit when GetEndpoints() finally does return. Whatever you do, don't kill the thread. That's pure evil.
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Patrick
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Already did that way. :)
Thank you very much for your help.
Please let me know then the new(or beta) version will be released.
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