

19:43, EEST

February 21, 2014

Good evening.
I would like to write UserIdentityToken values (AnonymousIdentityToken, UsernameIdentityToken, …) into a server variable named userIdentityToken of DataType UserIdentityToken. All objects and nodes have been generated from nodesets.
When writing the value using myObject.setUserIdentityToken(value) or
when writing the value using myObject.getUserIdentityTokenNode().setValue(DataValue(Variant(value))), an exception is thrown
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unknown field: PolicyId
Despite the exception, the values are actually correctly updated in the addressSpace of the server.
What would be the correct approach to update the value of such UserIdentityToken variable without throwing an exception?
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