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9:00, EEST
December 1, 2019
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Hello,
on my opc ua server I want to recognize when a specific value is changing.
I tried to use a custom IoManagerListerner but the onWriteValue method is never called.
I am changing a value from false to true and i want to run some code when it is true.
To add the custom IoManagerListener i am using the following code:
server.getNodeManagerRoot().getIoManager().addListeners(new MyIoManagerListener());
And the onWriteValue method is implemented like so:
@Override
public boolean onWriteValue(ServiceContext serviceContext, NodeId nodeId, UaValueNode node, NumericRange indexRange,
DataValue dataValue) throws StatusException {
logger.error(“onWriteValue Method called”);
return false;
}
11:28, EEST
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February 11, 2020
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Hello,
It would seem like you’re adding your custom IoManagerListener to a wrong NodeManager. Instead of adding it to the Server’s NodeManagerRoot, you should be adding it to the same NodeManager that you’ve added your Nodes to. See ComplianceNodeManager class of SampleConsoleServer for an example of how to add Nodes and a custom IoManagerListener to a NodeManager.
15:35, EEST
December 1, 2019
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The nodes are added automatically with the information model. So i created no NodeManager by myself like in the ComplianceNodeManager.
Is there a possibility to find the correct NodeManager?
I found a solution by myself:
server.getAddressSpace().getNodeManager(new NodeId(2, 6263)).getIoManager().addListeners(new MyIoManagerListener());
Thats working. Thanks Matti 🙂
16:00, EEST
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February 11, 2020
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I’m glad to hear that everything worked out for you!
When a model is loaded, a new NodeManager is added to the NodeManagerTable, which you can get with server.getAddressSpace(). You’ve already figured out how to get the right NodeManager from the NodeManagerTable, but you could also get it with just the namespaceIndex. In your case, you could use server.getAddressSpace().getNodeManager(2) to get the NodeManager that corresponds to the loaded model. Alternatively, you could get a NodeManager with the Namespace URI of the loaded model with server.getAddressSpace().getNodeManager(namespaceUri), where namespaceUri is the Namespace URI of your model as a String.
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