OpcLabs.Pcap (NuGet) / opclabs_pcap (Python)
The OpcLabs.Pcap (NuGet) or opclabs_pcap (Python) package provides Ethernet (and UDP) communication features, using the PacketDotNet and SharpPcap libraries. Its current use is with the OpcLabs.QuickOpc / opclabs_quickopc package for OPC UA PubSub transport protocol mappings based on Ethernet, or for work with Ethernet or UDP capture files.
This is not a general-purpose PCAP library. It is a package to be used specifically with:
- OpcLabs.QuickOpc (OPC client and subscriber development)
- OpcLabs.OpcWizard (OPC server toolkit)
- OpcLabs.EasySparkplug (Sparkplug development)
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