I have a struct with a few string data members. Encoding this struct to a json string works perfectly fine with jsonEncode(). But when I try to convert this json string back to the struct using jsonDecode I get a warning message that the returned data type does not match my struct data type. WARNING...

Thanks for the info, I'll wait for the outcome of your developers

Just one small detail: I'm currently using WinCC OA 3.13P17 on Windows Server 2008R2

<t>I checked the code but the dpDisconnect gets only called once.<br/> In the meanwhile I figured out that the disconnect does not fail directly when disconnecting while runs are pending but at the subsequent disconnect (of course after a successful connect).<br/> Steps how I'm running into this pro...

<t>I have script in a control manager that is basically calculating an overall status based on a list of status information form devices.<br/> <br/> For that purpose I'm connecting to a list of DPEs and in the CB function I'm calculating the status.<br/> <br/> This calculating is not always active, ...

<r>Works perfectly :woohoo: <br/> <br/> One thing to add is how to get to the pointer of the script.<br/> I'm doing it in the execute function.<br/> e.g.: <CODE><s>[code]</s><i> </i>const Variable *myExternHdl::execute(ExecuteParamRec& param) { .... CtrlScript *script = param.thread->getScript()...

<r>Is there a way that a own control extension can call a callback function?<br/> <br/> One example usescase would be that your control extension has a function that starts a calculation that might take a while an in your code you do not require the result immediately but you like to get a notificat...