It would be great if there was a way to send and receive values asynchronously, are you going to add that functionality in the future? You could perhaps overload the existing methods for reading/writing with a TransactionId parameter. Besides that: excellent work so far!
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2020-01-22
I'm curious to know if this functionality has been implemented also. As im using the .net library to periodically poll coil and register values. After a while i get problems though, not consistent results.
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It still has not been implemented for the Client Class (Only for he Server Class) If you get a wrong result after a while I think your application contains some Requests comming from different Threads or Tasks with a missing synchronization.
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It would be great if there was a way to send and receive values asynchronously, are you going to add that functionality in the future? You could perhaps overload the existing methods for reading/writing with a TransactionId parameter. Besides that: excellent work so far!
I recently added asynchronous Reading and Writing for the Server-Class.
I will add that for the Client-Class in the near future.
Dear All,
is this function implemented?
I'm curious to know if this functionality has been implemented also. As im using the .net library to periodically poll coil and register values. After a while i get problems though, not consistent results.
It still has not been implemented for the Client Class (Only for he Server Class) If you get a wrong result after a while I think your application contains some Requests comming from different Threads or Tasks with a missing synchronization.