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using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace Opc.Ua.Di.Server.Transfer
{
///
/// Application-facing facade for OPC 10000-100 §10.4
/// TransferServicesType. Implementations provide
/// import/export of the parameter set of a topology element and
/// hold the chunked transfer state between
/// TransferToDevice / TransferFromDevice and
/// FetchTransferResultData calls.
///
///
///
/// The two transfer-direction methods kick off an asynchronous
/// transfer and return an integer transfer ID.
/// Clients then poll with that ID and a
/// monotonically-increasing sequence number to drain the chunks
/// of the result.
///
///
/// Default implementation:
/// — in-memory.
///
///
public interface ITransferService
{
///
/// Starts a transfer of parameters TO the device. The server
/// records the internally and
/// returns a transfer ID the client can poll with
/// to retrieve the per-parameter
/// status codes (mostly
/// on success).
///
ValueTask TransferToDeviceAsync(
ISystemContext context,
NodeId elementId,
ParameterSet parameters,
CancellationToken ct = default);
///
/// Starts a transfer of parameters FROM the device — the
/// server snapshots the current parameter set and queues it
/// for chunked fetch by .
///
ValueTask TransferFromDeviceAsync(
ISystemContext context,
NodeId elementId,
CancellationToken ct = default);
///
/// Fetches the next chunk of a previously-started transfer.
///
ValueTask FetchAsync(
ISystemContext context,
int transferId,
int sequenceNumber,
int maxResults,
bool omitGoodResults,
CancellationToken ct = default);
}
///
/// One chunk of a transfer-result stream returned by
/// .
///
public sealed record FetchResult(
int SequenceNumber,
bool EndOfResults,
ParameterEntry[] Entries,
StatusCode TransferError);
}