C# 클래스 Opc.Ua.Configuration.ConfigUtils

Returns the prog id from the clsid.

Checks if the firewall has been configured.

Creates an instance of a COM server.

Fetches the classes in the specified category.

Gets the application icon.

Returns the name of the workgroup or domain that the computer belongs to.

Returns the location of the COM server executable.

Returns the firewall access granted to an application.

Returns the implemented categories for the class.

Gets the log file directory and ensures it is writeable.

Creates an instance of the NetFwAuthorizedApplication Class

Creates an instance of the NetFwMgr Class

Creates an instance of the NetFwOpenPort Class

Installs a UA application.

Registers the object ids required to access the certificate.

Registers the object ids required to access the certificate.

This function is used to work around a bug in .NET which results in long delays while OIDs are looked up in Active Directory. CryptFindOIDInfo is supposed to work like this: 1. A table of OID entries is constructed from registry entries with the CRYPT_INSTALL_OID_INFO_BEFORE_FLAG flag. This table is searched first. 2. An internal table of OID entries is then searched. Default OIDs that Microsoft knows about. 3. A table of OIDs constructed from the registry entries without the CRYPT_INSTALL_OID_INFO_BEFORE_FLAG flag is then searched. 4. Active Directory is searched. When registering the OID information with CryptRegisterOIDInfo(ptrInfo, 0) and hack the registry this is what will happen: 1. Any application that searches for an OID (with the OID flag) will find it at step 2. The OID will be correct as well as the friendly name since it uses CryptoAPI's internal table. 2. Any application that searches for a friendly name (with the friendly name flag) will find it as step 2. The OID info is good as stated above. 3. .NET code which searches for an OID (with the friendly name flag) will find the entry in step 3 because of our hack. 4. Any OIDs that isn't found at this point will be searched in the Active Directory. This code needs to be run once for each public key type.

Checks if command line arguments specify configuration commands.

Checks if arguments specify configuration commands.

Returns the prog id from the clsid.

Registers the classes in the specified category.

Registers the classes in the specified category.

Registers the COM types in the specified assembly.

Releases the server if it is a true COM server.

Removes the firewall access granted to the specified ports.

Configures the firewall to remove access to the specified application.

Configures the firewall to remove access to the specified application.

Configures the firewall to allow access to the specified application.

Returns the firewall access granted to an application.

Configures the firewall to allow access to the specified application.

Uninstalls a UA application.

Unregisters the classes in the specified category.

Removes the registration for a COM server from the registry.

Unregisters the COM types in the specified assembly.

Updates the configuration location for the specified

Creates a new certificate for application.

Finds the first child element with the specified name.

Updates the access permissions for the certificate store.

Sets the defaults for all fields.

Checks that the assembly loaded has the expected codebase.