Node-OPCUA by example - edition 2022
Node-OPCUA by example - edition 2022
About the Book
This book is the second edition of "NodeOPCUA by Example". It provides hands-on recipes to best use node-opcua, the OPCUA stack for javascript and typescript.
It is updated and enriched regularly to match the most recent release version of node-opcua.
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Table of Contents
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- Introduction
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- 1.1 Assumptions
- 2 Getting Started
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- 2.1 installating pre-requistes
- 3 Basic NodeJS Concepts
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- 3.1 Async programming in node JS
- 3.2 Understanding Promise & Async/Await
- 3.3 Debuging
- 4 Basic OPCUA Concepts
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- 4.1 OPCUA
- 4.2 Address Space
- 4.3 the different node classes
- 4.4 Node Attributes
- 5 Implementing a OPCUA Server with NodeOPCUA
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- 5.1 writing our first node-opcua server
- 5.2 our first server in TypeScript
- 5.3 Populating addressSpace
- 5.4 adding a custom reference
- 5.5 binding variable with external values
- 5.6 updating ua variable by polling
- 5.7 Populating the address space
- 5.8 Creating a server with custom nodeset2.xml
- 5.9 Server with secure endpoints
- 5.10 Server with events
- 5.11 Server with alarm
- 5.12 Server with user management
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- 6.1 Analyser Device Integration State machines
- 6.2 Dealing with OPCUA Enumeration types on the server-side
- 6.2 accessing enum variables defined in an external nodeset
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- 7.1 installing prerequisite
- 7.2 discovery server
- 7.3 server
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- 8.1 Semantic Change Event
- 8.2 server with method
- 8.3 server with standard nodesets
- 8.4 server with external nodeset
- 8.5 Exposing a File in a node-opcua server
- 8.6 exposing a File node in the address space
- 8.7 FAQ
- 8.8 Client reading a file
- 8.9 Client reading a file
- 8.10 server with user managmeent support
- 8.11 Packaging node-opcua application
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- 9.1 implementing a simple client
- 9.2 connecting to a client with a user/name password authentication
- 9.3 connecting with a X509 certificate
- 9.4 Create a client session with a X509 user certificate
- 9.5 reading a value
- 9.6 Connecting using encrypted channel
- 9.7 client with large number of monitored items
- 9.8 script
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- 10.1 Client with BrowseNext and Continuation points
- 10.2 Client with Crawler
- 10.3 simple client fetching extension object
- 10.4 Client with simple client fetching extension object
- 11.1 server exposing an ExtensionObject .
- 11.2 client reading an extension object
- 11.3 client writing an extension object
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- 6. State Machine
- 7 creating a custom OPCUA Discovery server
- 7 server advanced concepts
- 9 Implementing a OPCUA Client with NodeOPCUA
- 10 Extracting endpoint
- 11 Extension Objects
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