'Declaration<TypeConverterAttribute(System.ComponentModel.GuidConverter)> Public Property DataSetClassId As Guid
'UsageDim instance As UAUadpDataSetReaderMessageParameters Dim value As Guid instance.DataSetClassId = value value = instance.DataSetClassId
[TypeConverter(System.ComponentModel.GuidConverter)] public Guid DataSetClassId {get; set;}
[TypeConverter(System.ComponentModel.GuidConverter)] public: property Guid DataSetClassId { Guid get(); void set ( Guid value); }
If the value is System.Guid.Empty, the dataset class Id filter is not applied.
There are two places where data set class ID can be entered: In the UADataSetMetaData.DataSetClassId property of the UADataSetMetaData, and in the DataSetClassId property of the UAUadpDataSetReaderMessageParameters. In the end, setting either one of these to non-empty System.Guid will have the same effect. We recommend that you use the DataSetClassId property of the OpcLabs.EasyOpc.UA.PubSub.UASubscribeDataSetFilter. If you set both these properties to a non-empty System.Guid, make sure you use the same value at both places, otherwise no data set message will pass the filter.
If you have a OpcLabs.EasyOpc.UA.PubSub.UADataSetSubscriptionDescriptor, the two places mentioned above are: