Building a server for different types of machines. For each machine I would like to have a dedicated namespace so:
Machinetype1 --> ns=2
Machinetype2 --> ns=3
The different machine types might have similar variables (for example machine state) wich i would like to give the same node id on both machine types so for example:
Machine State i=1001
Leading to:
Machinetype1 --> ns=2;i=1001
Machinetype2 --> ns=3;i=1001
To my experiance and trials so far the node id and borsw name must be unique per namespace.
As I underdstand the server so far I can only add nodes to ns=1 on the aso server.
Request:
Either give the ability (or descirbe if it is already possible) to add namespaces to the aso server
or
I can crate the namespaces with the flex server and then allow to inject objects into the flex server by selecting the node type and organizaional node.
At the moment I have the feeling that I would have to code the full server object stack inside the Flex server address space tab which to my oppinion is not the node-RED way to do it.
Feature
Building a server for different types of machines. For each machine I would like to have a dedicated namespace so: Machinetype1 --> ns=2 Machinetype2 --> ns=3
The different machine types might have similar variables (for example machine state) wich i would like to give the same node id on both machine types so for example: Machine State i=1001
Leading to: Machinetype1 --> ns=2;i=1001 Machinetype2 --> ns=3;i=1001
To my experiance and trials so far the node id and borsw name must be unique per namespace. As I underdstand the server so far I can only add nodes to ns=1 on the aso server.
Request: Either give the ability (or descirbe if it is already possible) to add namespaces to the aso server or I can crate the namespaces with the flex server and then allow to inject objects into the flex server by selecting the node type and organizaional node.
At the moment I have the feeling that I would have to code the full server object stack inside the Flex server address space tab which to my oppinion is not the node-RED way to do it.
Thanks and best regards!