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- new option --tazrelation-output
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If I do a session.read of any nodeId with the attributeId "AccessLevelEx" (27) I get the following error:
invalid value 27 for field attributeId of type UInt32
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const readResult = await session.read({ nodeId: nodeId, attributeId: AttributeIds[attributeId] }); - Normally I'm getting a result and check for a bad statu
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Currently, WebSocket is working for client/server side. However, the browsers do not allow to create tcp connections direclty (which is the current implementation based). Instead, the web-sys must be used.
- Use a different WebSocket implementation if the target is
wasm. - wasm example of a client.
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When adding multiple rpc target classes, if multiple targets contain the same\similar method, the method in first target added is used (as documented). But I miss an option to disallow duplicates, as this is (in my case) always an error. Alternatives:
-Preferably a setting on JsonRpc itself that produce error when AddLocalRpcTarget is called
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