Public Methods
 Clone | Creates a new object that is a copy of the current instance.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see Clone in .NET Reference. |
| Equals | Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see Equals in .NET Reference. |
| GetHashCode | Returns a hash code for the current object.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see GetHashCode in .NET Reference. |
| GetObjectData |
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see GetObjectData in .NET Reference. |
| GetType | Gets the Type of the current instance.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see GetType in .NET Reference. |
Public Properties
 DisplayString | The display string for the current object.
DISPID (Dispatch ID): 0
For more information, see ToString in .NET Reference. |
| ItemDetach | After an Item object is detached (UnsubscribeItem after SubscribeItem), connection to the OPC item will be maintained at least for the time period specified here.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ItemDetach in .NET Reference. |
| ServerDetach | After a server object is detached, connection to the OPC server will be maintained at least for the time period specified here.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ServerDetach in .NET Reference. |
| StandardName | A symbolic name of the current parameter combination if it has a standard name. Empty otherwise.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see StandardName in .NET Reference. |
| TopicRead | After an item read call, connection to an OPC item will be maintained at least for the time period specified here.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see TopicRead in .NET Reference. |
| TopicWrite | After an item write call, connection to an OPC item will be maintained at least for the time period specified here.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see TopicWrite in .NET Reference. |
| ToString | Returns a string that represents the current object.
DISPID (Dispatch ID):
For more information, see ToString in .NET Reference. |
See Also
