How to use the node-opcua-service-secure-channel.CloseSecureChannelRequest function in node-opcua-service-secure-channel

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github node-opcua / node-opcua / packages / node-opcua-secure-channel / src / secure_channel_service.js View on Github external
//        // integer multiple of the encryption block size.
//        // The value of each byte of the padding is equal to PaddingSize.
//        { name: "padding",            fieldType: "Byte*" },
//
//        // The signature for the MessageChunk.
//        // The signature includes the all headers, all message data, the PaddingSize and the Padding.
//        { name: "Signatures",          fieldType: "Byte*" }
//    ]
//};


exports.MessageChunker = require("./message_chunker").MessageChunker;

exports.OpenSecureChannelRequest = require("node-opcua-service-secure-channel").OpenSecureChannelRequest;
exports.OpenSecureChannelResponse = require("node-opcua-service-secure-channel").OpenSecureChannelResponse;
exports.CloseSecureChannelRequest = require("node-opcua-service-secure-channel").CloseSecureChannelRequest;
exports.CloseSecureChannelResponse = require("node-opcua-service-secure-channel").CloseSecureChannelResponse;

exports.ServiceFault = require("node-opcua-service-secure-channel").ServiceFault;

exports.chooseSecurityHeader = require("./secure_message_chunk_manager").chooseSecurityHeader;