 applicationName | The OPC-UA client application name. When empty, the component will make an application name automatically.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ApplicationName in .NET Reference. |
| ApplicationType | The type of application.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ApplicationType in .NET Reference. |
| applicationUriString | The OPC-UA client application URI string. When empty, the component will make a URI string automatically.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ApplicationUriString in .NET Reference. |
| CountryName | A country or region (two-letter code).
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see CountryName in .NET Reference. |
| DiscoveryUriString | The URL that can be used to reach the application, using discovery.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see DiscoveryUriString in .NET Reference. |
| DiscoveryUriStrings | The URLs that can be used to reach the application, using discovery.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see DiscoveryUriStrings in .NET Reference. |
| DisplayString | The display string for the current object.
DISPID (Dispatch ID): 0
For more information, see ToString in .NET Reference. |
| HttpsIssuerStorePath | The store containing trusted certification authorities for HTTPS certificates.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see HttpsIssuerStorePath in .NET Reference. |
| HttpsTrustedStorePath | The store containing trusted HTTPS certificates.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see HttpsTrustedStorePath in .NET Reference. |
| InstanceCertificateSubject | The subject name of the client application certificate. When empty, the component will make a subject name automatically.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see InstanceCertificateSubject in .NET Reference. |
| InstanceIssuerStorePath | The store containing trusted certification authorities for instance certificates.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see InstanceIssuerStorePath in .NET Reference. |
| InstanceOwnStorePath | The store containing application instance certificate (or where the application instance certificate will be created).
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see InstanceOwnStorePath in .NET Reference. |
| InstanceTrustedStorePath | The store containing trusted instance certificates.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see InstanceTrustedStorePath in .NET Reference. |
| LocalityName | A locality name.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see LocalityName in .NET Reference. |
| OrganizationalUnitName | An organizational unit name.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see OrganizationalUnitName in .NET Reference. |
| OrganizationName | An organization name.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see OrganizationName in .NET Reference. |
| productUriString | The OPC-UA client product URI string. When empty, the component will make a URI string automatically.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ProductUriString in .NET Reference. |
| RejectedStorePath | The store for rejected certificates to be reviewed.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see RejectedStorePath in .NET Reference. |
| serverCapabilities | The Server capabilities supported by the Server.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ServerCapabilities in .NET Reference. |
| ServerCapabilitySet | The set of Server capabilities supported by the Server.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ServerCapabilitySet in .NET Reference. |
| StateOrProvinceName | A state or province name.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see StateOrProvinceName in .NET Reference. |
| ToString | Returns a string that represents the current object.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ToString in .NET Reference. |
| UserIssuerStorePath | The store containing trusted certification authorities for user certificates.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see UserIssuerStorePath in .NET Reference. |
| UserTrustedStorePath | The store containing trusted user certificates.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see UserTrustedStorePath in .NET Reference. |
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