Null pointer exception when reading a complex type with empty arrays.… #2804
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… (#2798)
The server under test has a extension object with a complex type. Type id = {nsu=http://opcfoundation.org/UA/Machinery/Result/;i=5008}. This contains something with a variant array that is null though (-1). SetProperty should support setting a Array that is null. Therefore, test for null collection (case when length was encoded as -1) before dereferencing ahead of the ToArrray() conversion to Array.
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