…instead of node id
It simplifies storage of cert group and type in attached db as string.
All GDS unit tests pass.
Breaking change (for GDS) due to interface change.
* add the Aes128 and Aes256 profiles
* Aes profies were tested on IoP workshop against Ascolab, Softing, Matrikon, Milo, ProSys and others
* Pss padding is not supported on all platforms, so autodetect if it is supported and filter out Aes256 if not
* not a breaking change: not specifying the SecurityProfileUri in the config xml will automatically add all supported profiles but not deprecated profiles (e.g. Basic256Sha256, Aes128, Aes256). Aes256 is only added if the platform supports Pss padding. This will simplify the maintenance of config xml, since automatically all supported and secure profiles are exposed.
- all changes for cloud based GDS
- build version of .net standard libs is now set in version.props, it may require updates for the official builds.
- add new stuff for v1.04 nodeset, e.g. QueryApplications Api
- gds.client/gds.server common dll changes to support a cloud based GDS.
* Fix for Mantis #4231. Refuse to use untrusted certificates to encrypt user identity tokens sent to servers.
* Deprecated security policies removed from default server config.xml files.
The AddRefrences method exists in similar versions in several of the sample node manager classes. The method loops through a list of (external) references and adds them to the designated objects. When obtaining node handles it also checks that the node is valid in the current context. The problem was that it skipped the rest of the nodes in the list as soon as it found one node that wass not valid. This change ensures that all nodes in the references list are processed.
The AddRefrences method loops through a list of (external) references and adds them to the designated objects. When obtaining node handles it also checks that the node belongs to one of the namspaces for the current node manager. The problem was that it skipped the rest of the nodes in the list as soon as it found one node that did not belong to the currennt node manager.
- Fix the NO_HTTPS build to reduce publish size if HTTPS is not needed
e.g. `dotnet build /p:NoHttps=true`
- Limit language Version to C#6 for VS 2015 compat
- add travis & appveyor cases for nohttps build
- enable GDS Https transport
- update nuspec
- add helper batch files to start / stop all apps
- distribute ports to be able to run all apps at the same time
- fix config files
- fix csproj to include libuv.dll for kestrel servers
- fix race condition in https listener
- best possible fix for #189 to reenable https servers
- `UA Sample Client` and `UA Sample Server` expose https server. libuv.dll is by default for x64. Change
```
<PropertyGroup>
<RuntimeIdentifier>win7-x64</RuntimeIdentifier>
<BaseNuGetRuntimeIdentifier>win7-x64</BaseNuGetRuntimeIdentifier>
</PropertyGroup>
```
to win7-x86 if required.
- fix exception in https client when setting the Timeout
- fix travis build script for linux. kestrel server on ubuntu doesn't respond on ipv6Any ipaddress.
- fix a timing problem in the travis script.
- remove dependency on System.Private.ServiceModel, it should not be used directly
- remove packages.config, VS2017 doesn't need it
- use ref to .Net instead of nuget to reduce number of packages used
* Fixes for https client and server (#38)
HTTPS server fixes:
- Kestrel 2.0 in netcoreapp 2.0 server samples: only responds to some clients, not to UA samples at all. Fix configuration (listen to all ip addresses)
HTTPS client fixes:
- bug: client gets stuck if subscription is active by nesting too many calls (use async callback)
- https client needs server cert in a trusted store or it refuses connection (auto accept server certs, but fix is not supported on all platforms, e.g. UWP apps still require a cert in the trusted store)
- runtime issues with .Net 4.6. apps (cannot find diagnostics dll) --> workaround is to manually add nuget package of System.Net.http 4.3.3
- Add https connection to travis test script (only .Net Core)
* fix shell script exe
* also listen on ipv6 port
* do not use auto validation on OSX
Martin Regen