Web application built using ASP.NET Core 3.0 with Blazor Server as an example usage of OPC-UA PubSub Standard
Application depends on open-source NuGet packages developed by Mariusz Postół on github.
- Implementing OPC-UA Part 14 PubSub protocol for m2m communication
- Designing application architecture based on dependency injection
- Handling and displaying asynchronous data from IoT machines
- Designing graphical interface which changes based on the type of the data received
- Download and install ASP.Net Core 3.0.0
- Clone or download this repository
- Either:
- Use dotnet CLI:
- Navigate to
ReferenceWebApplicationproject's directory (project, not solution) - Open command line and run
dotnet run - Open a browser and navigate to
https://localhost:5001(unless this port was already taken)
- Navigate to
- Use Visual Studio 2019 (ASP.Net Core 3.0.0 won't work on earlier versions, reference):
- Make sure you have installed necessary Visual Studio tools for developing ASP.Net Applications (You can use Visual Studio Installer to easily install those tools)
- Open the
ReferenceWebApplicationsolution - Choose IIS Express in the dropdown menu in the build toolbar
- Build and run - this should open a browser with the right URL
- Use dotnet CLI:
The application is split into the following packages:
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| M2M Communication | Package focused on communicating between IoT machines using OPC-UA standard |
| Reactive interface | Package focused onmodeling the received data and preparing it to be displayed |
| Reference Web Application | Package focused on configuration of the application and its graphical interface |
