Name | Description | |
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![]() | ApplicationManifest | The OPC UA application manifest, i.e. the application registration information together with data related to PKI administration, such as paths to the certificate stores used. |
![]() | ApplicationUriTemplateString | Specifies the application URI template string, which is used unless the application URI string is given in the application manifest. |
![]() | AutoGenerateInstanceCertificate | Determines whether the application will automatically generate its instance certificate when not present. |
![]() | AutoTrustInstanceCertificate | Determines whether the newly created application instance certificate will also be placed into the trusted peers certificate store. |
![]() ![]() | Default | Default client/server application parameters. |
![]() | HostNames | A collection of host names for the application instance. |
![]() | HostNamesString | A comma-separated list of host names for the application instance. |
![]() | InstanceCertificateGenerationParameters | Contains parameters that determine how application instance certificates are generated. |
![]() | InstanceCertificatePrivateKeyPassword | The password for the private key of the default application instance certificate. |
![]() | InstanceCertificatePrivateKeyPasswordDictionary | Dictionary of passwords for the private keys of instance certificates, keyed by the certificate sub-id. |
![]() ![]() | OpcCompliance | Client/server application parameters for best OPC compliance. |
![]() | RelaxedCertificateSearch | Determines whether it will be allowed to find the certificate just by its common name. |
![]() | SoftwareCertificates | Infrastructure. Not supported yet. |
![]() | StandardName | A symbolic name of the current parameter combination if it has a standard name. Empty otherwise. (Inherited from OpcLabs.BaseLib.Parameters) |
![]() | ValidateOwnInstanceCertificate | Determines whether the application will validate its own instance certificate before a connection with the other party is established. |