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*
* A Client shall always use the continuation point returned by a Browse or
* BrowseNext response to free the resources for the continuation point in the
* Server. If the Client does not want to get the next set of browse information,
* BrowseNext shall be called with this parameter set to TRUE.
*/
BrowseNextRequest.schema.fields[1].documentation =
"If TRUE the continuation points are released and no results are returned.";
/*
* A list of Server-defined opaque values that represent continuation points. The value for a continuation point
* was returned to the Client in a previous Browse or BrowseNext response. These values are used to identify the
* previously processed Browse or BrowseNext request that is being continued and the point in the result set
* from which the browse response is to continue
* Clients may mix continuation points from different Browse or BrowseNext responses.
*/
BrowseNextRequest.schema.fields[2].documentation = "The maximum number of references to return in the response.";
BrowseNextResponse.schema.documentation = "Browse the references for one or more nodes from the server address space.";
BrowseNextResponse.schema.fields[0].documentation = "A standard header included in all responses returned by servers.";
BrowseNextResponse.schema.fields[1].documentation = "The results for the browse operations.";
BrowseNextResponse.schema.fields[2].documentation = "The diagnostics associated with the results.";
BrowseRequest.schema.documentation = "Browse the references for one or more nodes from the server address space.";
BrowseRequest.schema.fields[0].documentation = "A standard header included in all requests sent to a server.";
/*
* An empty ViewDescription value indicates the entire AddressSpace.
* Use of the empty ViewDescription value causes all References of the nodesToBrowse to be returned. Use of any
* other View causes only the References of the nodesToBrowse that are defined for that View to be returned.
*/
BrowseRequest.schema.fields[1].documentation = "The view to browse.";
// Indicates the maximum number of references to return for each starting Node
// specified in the request. The value 0 indicates that the Client is imposing no
// 6 DataType
// 7 View
BrowseDescription.schema.fields[4].documentation =
"A mask indicating which node classes to return. 0 means return all nodes.";
// mask : (see ResultMask)
// bit
// 0 ReferenceType
// 1 IsForward
// 2 NodeClass
// 3 BrowseName
// 4 DisplayName
// 5 TypeDefinition
BrowseDescription.schema.fields[5].documentation =
"A mask indicating which fields in the ReferenceDescription should be returned in the results.";
BrowseNextRequest.schema.fields[0].documentation = "A standard header included in all requests sent to a server.";
/*
*
* A Boolean parameter with the following values:
* TRUE: passed continuationPoints shall be reset to free resources in the Server. The continuation points
* are released and the results and diagnosticInfos arrays are empty.
* FALSE: passed continuationPoints shall be used to get the next set of browse information.
*
* A Client shall always use the continuation point returned by a Browse or
* BrowseNext response to free the resources for the continuation point in the
* Server. If the Client does not want to get the next set of browse information,
* BrowseNext shall be called with this parameter set to TRUE.
*/
BrowseNextRequest.schema.fields[1].documentation =
"If TRUE the continuation points are released and no results are returned.";
/*
* A list of Server-defined opaque values that represent continuation points. The value for a continuation point