Write local file to FileType object

[BrunoTrevisani]

Type of Issue

• [ ] Issue
• [ ] Change
• [ ] Enhancement
• [X] Question
• [X] Help wanted

Current Behavior

Hello,

I'm trying to write a local file to a FileType object in my AddressSpace, but it always returns a BadNotImplemented error.

I also tried using the create file method to create the file object with a local file loaded, but without success.

Below is the code I used to create the objects. Does anyone know what it needs to write a local file to a FileType object and/or load a file via the Create File method?

private ServiceResult OnCreateFileMethodCall(ISystemContext _context, MethodState _method, NodeId _objectId, string fileName, bool requestFileOpen, ref NodeId fileNodeId, ref uint fileHandle)
{
    NodeState parent = _method.Parent;

    FileState fileState = new FileState(parent);
    fileState.SymbolicName = fileName;
    fileState.ReferenceTypeId = ReferenceTypes.Organizes;

    fileState.Create(SystemContext,
                     null,
                     new QualifiedName(fileName, NamespaceIndex),
                     new LocalizedText("en", fileName),
                     true);

    fileNodeId = fileState.NodeId;
    fileHandle = fileState.NumericId;

    parent.AddChild(fileState);
    opcServer_.AddNode(fileState);
    AddPredefinedNode(SystemContext, parent);

    return ServiceResult.Good;
}

Expected Behavior

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Steps To Reproduce

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Anything else?

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[technosoftware]

Please check the Supported Profiles for servers at https://github.com/technosoftware-gmbh/opcua-solution-net/blob/master/documentation/UaServer/SupportedProfiles.md

The File Access Server Facet is not yet supported

[BrunoTrevisani]

Do you intend to implement File Access Server in the future? Do you have any dates?

[technosoftware]

We have to check the effort for this feature but based on your example we are not sure if that is done correct. Seems you add a FileState to a method but FileState itself needs the implementation of several methods like Open, Close, Read which seems not to be done in this example. See also FileType.