Scalability

setting participant factory resource limits by xml

Hello,
I'm using RTI DDS 5.2. The only domain participant factory qos I seem able to set by XML file is the EntityFactoryQoSPolicy (auto enable created entities).
Does anyone know a way to set the SystemResourceLimitsQoSpolicy (max objects per thread) by xml file?

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Publishing only the changed fields

Hi all,

I'm wondering if there is a way to write only a member subset of a complex type so that, for instance, I could send those members whose value has changed.

Thanks

Antonio

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Performance of a Publish/Subscribe Middleware for the Real-Time Distributed Control systems

http://paper.ijcsns.org/07_book/200701/200701B16.pdf

Abstract: There’s a world of opportunity for distributed embedded and real-time applications. The list of applications goes on and on: military systems, telecommunications, factory automation, traffic control, financial trading, medical imaging, building automation, consumer electronics, and more. These applications must find the right data, know where to send it, and deliver it to the right place at the right time. The publish-subscribe paradigm according to DDS is the best fit to such complex distributed applications that require a powerful communications model.

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2007
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Multimedia applications using DDS

http://dtstc.ugr.es/tl/research_dds.html

The Wireless and Multimedia Networking Lab researches both the DDS technology as well as the use of DDS for demanding real-time applications. We have serveral research areas, including:

  • Use of DDS for multimedia applications, specifically audio and video distribution on disadvantaged links.
  • Scalable discovery protocols for DDS.
  • Deployment and configuration of DDS applications.
  • Integration of DDS with other networking technologies.

See some of our contributions here or visit our website.

ETSIITCITIC-UGR

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