Hi. I'm using rti v6.
I use different pcs together in the network. They send and receive data to eachother with other protocols. Ips are set by dhcp and there is not any difference in configuration between them in network setting. I use multicast discovery.
How can I know that a previousely created domain with any domain_id that was alive before (because there was a domain participant with that domain_id) no longer is alive (because there is no longer any domain participant with that domain_id in the network)? How do I implement the modern c++ code to know that?
Hi. I use connext dds version6.
I use unicast domain participant discovery.
I realized that sending too many discovery packets ( to any other domain paticipant in the network) without any delay between them, makes effect on sending other packets and makes my network inefficient.
I want to make about 10ms time space between sending discovery packet. Is there any normal solution to do that? Is there any qos related to that?
I am having trouble getting a subscriber to receive data from a publisher. Both entities are on the same machine and my firewall is off.
* Subscriber has a listener with StatusMask as all().
* set NDDS_DISCOVERY_PEERS=4@shmem://
* Using HighThroughput profile.
I guess the more unusual thing about this app is that there are two domain participants with a pub on one and a subscriber on the other. Yet, they are both on the same domain's id, 0. I assume that's ok.
Hello,
when I want to use DDS publish and subscribe with different IP, I find DISCOVERY mode in the document, but actually I still have no idea to deal with it.
Hi,
I can't get my DDS Micro project to interoperate with my client's DDS Connext. Below are some information, and hope somebody can help me please. My project deadline is approaching.
I'm running a DDS micro client (v 2.4.10) on a linux ARM system (compiled from source). It produces topic data on one second intervals, and I have a windows 7 system with the Connext Pro version 5.3.0 running the Admin Console that should be able to watch the data.
Hi all.
I’ve been developing a set of apps with one server and three different clients. Everything works fine while running all of them on the same machine. Now I put one of those clients in another machine B, connected to the same router, and the first message of this client -a login request- is never received by the server in machine A. The on_publication_matched method in the client is never executed, but in the Administration Console, the client turns from Healthy to Warning: Reader-only Topic. Topic contains only DataReaders when the message is sent.
