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Client certificate installation issue
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To do so, locate the QuickOPC installation folder on your development computer. Under this folder, locate Bonus\Opc.Ua.ConfigurationTool\Opc.Ua.CertificateGenerator.exe . Change your installer to place this file alongside your own program's executable before you make the installation action from inside your program.
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If you are only using OPC UA and not OPC Classic, you can completely leave out App_Web_* files, and OpcLabs.EasyOpcClass.* files.
And, you never need the XML files you listed - they are just for development (XML documentation).
I will reply to the actual issue (error) separately, later.
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App_Web_OpcLabs.EasyOpcClassicRaw.x86.dll
OpcLabs.BaseLib.dll
OpcLabs.BaseLib.xml
OpcLabs.EasyOpcClassic.dll
OpcLabs.EasyOpcClassic.xml
OpcLabs.EasyOpcUA.dll
OpcLabs.EasyOpcUA.xml
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thank you for additional information.
I cannot be sure, but such weird symptoms can be related to a special technique (and library) we use to make it unnecessary to deploy additional files (in this case, the UA certificate generator). Or it can be due to the antivirus, or an unwanted interaction of these two technologies.
I therefore suggest that you follow the instructions outlined here: kb.opclabs.com/How_to_disable_prerequisites_boxing . If the error does not go away, but the symptoms change, it may mean we are on the right track anyway.
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2. I am not currently doing anything with the certificate generator . The path c:\u\staticEngine\ is the path of my application “staticEngine.exe”
3. Yes we run Symantec AV on all our machines
4. When in install my application, I am logged in as Administrator. My installation copies the QuickOPC assemblies needed for runtime to a sub folder in the install folder c:\u\staticEngine.
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1. Is TCPSVCS.EXE (on the error popup) name of your application, or does it refer to standard Windows process?
2. Are you doing anything special about the UA Certificate Generator (I am concerned about the somewhat weird path c:\u\.... where the exception messages says it is looking for it, but it might be OK).
3. Do you have antivirus or similar software active?
4. Are you running the installer with elevated privileges?
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Thanks,
Jason
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