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11 Oct 2023 10:58 #12290 by support
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Hello.

Probably the cleanest upgrade procedure to QuickOPC 2023.1 would be:

1. Remove QuickOPC assembly references from your project.
2. Make sure Visual Studio -> Tools -> Options, NuGet package manager -> General has this option selected: Default package management format: PackageReference.
3. using "Manage NuGet Packages" on the project, install OpcLabs.QuickOpc and possibly OpcLabs.QuickOpcForms packages.
You do not (and must not) reference the individual assemblies of QuickOPC.
4. Rebuild the project.

For the deployment, you will need to install everything that Visual Studio emits to the 'bin' directory. See User' Guide -. Application Deployment.

Best regards
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11 Oct 2023 08:33 #12289 by AleCol
Information request was created by AleCol
Good Morning,
I have just updated QuickOPCUA installation from 2019-2 to 2023-1 version ad my license is professional.
I develop with C# 4.8 NET Framework and I use the same procedure to create OPCUA object, but with 2019-2 version I added in references only the following three components:
-OpcLabs.BaseLib
-OpcLabs.EasyOpcUA
-OpcLabs.BaseLibForms

with the 2023-1 version, to run the same project I had to install NuGet "OpcLabs.QuickOpc" which addded a lot of refernces in my project.

Is it right? Do I need to add the same references in the work directory of my run-time project as well, don't I?


Waiting for your kindly replies.
Best regards
Alessio

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