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Listing existing ALARMS on a node
April 15, 2020
16:57, EEST
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fabien.le-mentec
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Hi,

when a UA client connects, is it possible to list all the active alarms on a node ? UaExpert does so, how does it does ? Is UaClient.readHistoryEvents the right way ?

Thanks for helping

Cheers

April 16, 2020
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Hi,

In OPC UA there exists standard Methods for ConditionType named ConditionRefresh (https://reference.opcfoundation.org/v104/Core/docs/Part9/5.5.7/) and ConditionRefresh2 (https://reference.opcfoundation.org/v104/Core/docs/Part9/5.5.8/).

They cause the server to resend events for Conditions (Alarms are Conditions), either on the whole Subscription level (ConditionRefresh) or for a single MonitoredItem (ConditionRefresh2).

You can call them e.g. like this:

try {
client.call(Identifiers.ConditionType, Identifiers.ConditionType_ConditionRefresh,
new Variant[] {new Variant(subscription.getSubscriptionId())});
} catch (Exception e) {
// Handle errors here
}

P.S. Generally I would expect more servers to support ConditionRefresh than ConditionRefresh2, since ConditionRefresh2 is defined in later versions of the specification. Still both do require that the server’s do support them.

April 16, 2020
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Hi Bjarne,

thanks a lot for your answer and details, it is exactly what I was looking for.

I understood that readHistoryEvents was not the way to go. After reading the specs, I was looking for a method called ConditionRefresh() in the SDK source code but did not find anything … Don’t you think and would be convenient to wrap the code you provided into a public method in UaClient ?

Cheers,

Fabien.

April 16, 2020
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This is at least the intended way by the specification. In theory you probably could get the same info via reading event history, but basically then you would need to filter that by yourself to know which are e.g. active.

We are aware that a helper method for this could be useful. Probably would be more like Subscription.conditionRefresh() and/or MonitoredEventItem.conditionRefresh() when we actually implement it. Generally speaking we are aware of literally 100s of improvements etc. we could do, it is just a matter of how they are prioritized.

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