Examples

This page contains examples on how to use specific RTI Connext DDS features. You may browse the source code for the examples here as well as download individual examples or the complete set in a zip or tar.gz file. These examples are maintained in the RTI Community GitHub account.

You may browse and contribute enhancements or additional examples directly on GitHub. Your contributions will be reviewed and as soon as they are approved they will automatically be included in the Community Portal examples section. You can find instructions on how to contribute new examples in our RTI Connext DDS Examples Wiki.

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These bundles contain examples that have been built and tested against the current version of RTI Connext DDS. To download examples for older versions of RTI Connext DDS, checkout the appropriate branch on Github.

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This example shows the combined use of Content Filters with the Deadline QoS, which specifies the updates you expect for a particular instance within a given period of time.
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In this example we illustrate how to use the Partition QoS, which provides a way to control which DataWriters will match—and thus communicate with—which Data Writers.
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This example illustrate how to use keyed data. In particular, in this example a single DataWriter creates three instances differentiated by the field "code", which is the field used as key.
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This example illustrates how to create simple DDS applications for prototyping using Lua in RTI Prototyper. This is especially interesting because it does not require generating data types from IDL or compiling code.
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get_publishers() allows the application to access all the publishers the participant has.
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Connext uses the discriminator field of the struct to decide what field in the struct is actually sent on the wire. In this example we illustrate how to access the discriminator of a Union using the Dynamic Data API.
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This is a simple example that shows how to receive notifications about data becoming available using a StatusCondition. This is the most efficient way to use WaitSets to be notified that you have new data.
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