OpenOpcUa

# Demo

The demo simulate a tank with a bunch of methods and variables.

There is a Tank01 instance (UAObject) of TankType (UAObjectType). You can play with method StartPump, StopPump, Drain, GetCurrentLevel, etc.

The server is listening on port 2407.

## On Linux

1. Download server binaries from the OpenOpcUa website. 

[Download:SimulationTank_2023_Linux](http://www.openopcua.org/redmine/attachments/download/3835/SimulationTank_2023_Linux.tar.gz)

2. Extract  **SimulationTank_2023_Linux.tar.gz** into a local folder

3. Start a shell 

4. Move to the folder where you extracted files

5. Run the following command : sh StartOpenOpcUaCoreServer.sh

Note : OpenOpcUaCoreServer depends on 3 dynamic libraries that the server need to retrieve in its path.

6.  Now you can connect with your prefered UA client using the following URL :

opc.tcp://localhost:2407/OpenOpcUaCoreServer

7.  Enjoy it !!!

## On Windows

1. Download and install the Local Discovery Server (LDS) OPC Foundation LDS – Need to be registred

**The LDS is optional.**

2. Download server binaries from the OpenOpcUa website. 

[Download:Simulation_2023_Release](http://www.openopcua.org/redmine/attachments/download/3851/Simulation_2023_Release-IPV4__x64.zip)

3. Extract Simulation_2023_Release-IPV4__x64.zip in a local folder

4. Start a command line (CMD) in the folder where you extracted the demo.

5. Type the command : StartServer.bat and hit Enter

6. Now you can connect with your UA client using the following URL :

opc.tcp://localhost:2407/OpenOpcUaCoreServer

7.    Enjoy it !!!

**Configuration file are the same on Windows and Linux**

One of the OpenOpcUa benefit is that you can switch from Windows to Linux  or from Linux to Windows with no effort.

An Other Windows Demo.

I very basic one made of a bunch of simulated and static nodes

SimulationBasic_2023_Release-IPV4__x64 [Download](http://www.openopcua.org/redmine/attachments/download/3859/SimulationBasic_2023_Release-IPV4__x64.zip)