How to interface OPC UA Server from Delphi application? [closed] - delphi

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While there are plenty of Delphi OPC-DA Client components (commercial and open source), I can't seem to find Delphi component for OPC UA. In the absence of a Delphi OPC UA solution, should I look into using an OPC-DA to UA gateway?
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Native Delphi will be preferred, if not a DLL. I'm only looking at basic data access of OPC items.

Have a look at QuickOPC: http://www.opclabs.com/products/quickopc/languages-and-tools/delphi . Disclaimer: This is a self-promotion.

You can use OPC UA Proxy from Matrikon, which allows classic OPC DA clients connect to OPC UA Servers.

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I need to send data in real time between Delphi/C++Builder apps placed in different PCs not connected in the same LAN, only using Internet.
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https://www.nsoftware.com/ipworks/ws/
Docs at https://cdn.nsoftware.com/help/IWF/bcb/
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I am going to buy Delphi Tokyo because my company has XE2 and we need a fresh update. I see that Delphi tokyo has Linux support but I have 2 questions:
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As mentioned on the Aquarium, the WebSocket protocol, often described as one of the key elements of HTML5, has finally been blessed (RFC 6455).
Which WebSocket server implementations are available for Delphi?
Delphi on Rails (Google Code, Mozilla Public License 1.1)
Delphi Web Socket (Google Code, based on Indy 9, New BSD License)
WebSockets Delphi Components (commercial, Indy 10, Delphi 7 to Rio)
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http://code.google.com/p/delphionrails/
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I have looked for forever on google on how to make a Delphi IRC client.
But to no Avail, and being new to the language of Pascal has not helped my endeavors. All I need is code demonstrating how to connect to an IRC server on a channel, and receive anything sent on just that channel(no private messages).
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I have to implement a communication between my app and another PC using the industrial standard protocol SECS/GEM PV2.
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