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To speed up your OPC UA client development we offer class libraries in different programming languages, providing a user friendly API, documentation, example, and tutorials. These packages are available with developer license in binary and in source code (C++ and Java), source code only (ANSI C), or binary only (.NET).
The Client SDK includes precompiled libraries and header files, documentation and samples for all compilers supported by the selected platform. This SDK supports multi-threaded compilation only.
The Client SDK is optimized for embedded devices, but can also be used on larger systems with high speed requirements. It runs in single threaded ennvironments with minimal ressource consumption. It comes with documentation and samples for all compilers supported by the selected platform. This SDK has a fully asynchronous API for the use in PLC controller type applications, e.g. PLCopen like function blocks (IEC61131), and sensor/actuator applications.
The Client SDK includes assemblies, documentation and samples. This SDK requires .NET Frammework 3.5 or higher and supports all the security definitions and features required to create UA enabled .NET applications. In contrast to the .NET SDK of the OPC Foundation, our SDK comes with a simple and consistent API, good documentation, and show case examples for various use cases.
The Client SDK includes tutorial and sample console client. The Java SDK provides a completely native Java software stack for OPC UA application development. The OPC UA Java SDK is based on software from Prosys PMS LTD and was developed in a joined project based on the OPC UA SDK design experience from Unified Automation and the Java OPC UA Stack know-how of Prosys. This SDK requires Java SE 6 (Java Runtime Environment 1.6) & Java Development Kit 6 (jdk1.6).
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