HOWTOs

This page contains a set of short informal recipes to help you solve common challenges you may face when using RTI Connext DDS. This recipes include topics such as configuring favorite IDE to work with our libraries, tuning the performance of your application, or configuring your firewall to let DDS traffic through.

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Configure RTI Connext DDS to not use Multicast

By default RTI Connext DDS will use multicast to discover other DDS Participants in the network. This post explains how to disable multicast in your applications.
Gerardo Pardo
Mon, 08/27/2012 - 06:07
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DDS development on Mac OS using XCode 4

Step by step instructions to setup XCode to develop DDS applications. The installation of DDS comes with many sample application code in the $NDDSHOME/example folder. We will use the Hello_simple C application as an example, and we will setup the XCode environment to build and run the publisher of Hello_simple
Ronald
Tue, 06/14/2011 - 13:46
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QoS policies for configuring reliability

DDS provides a reliability protocol that can be tuned for optimum performance on a per data stream basis. The reliability protocol is configured and tuned by these QoS policies: Reliability, History, Resource Limits, DataWriter Protocol, and DataReader Protocol.
heidi
Wed, 10/27/2010 - 13:55
29922 reads — 1 comment

Proper use of WaitSets and Conditions

I have noticed in our support forums a common question regarding the use of WaitSets and the fact that sometimes they don't behave as people initially expect. Often the question is posed along the lines of "Why does my WaitSet not block? Why does my subscriber using WaitSets consume so much CPU?

Gerardo Pardo
Sun, 08/29/2010 - 17:20
13324 reads — 2 comments

Improve RTI Connext DDS Network Performance on Linux Systems

There are many aspects of the Linux kernel configuration that can affect performance. This HOWTO attempts to gather some of these.
Gerardo Pardo
Sat, 08/14/2010 - 16:05
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Control or Restrict the Network Interfaces (NICs) used for discovery and data distribution

In a machine with multiple NICs RTI will automatically use all available interfaces for both discovery and data-distribution. This is good for fault tolerance and ensures the data is sent to all subscribers reachable from the sender. However there are situations when an application developer might want to control or limit which interfaces are used.
Shaun
Sat, 08/14/2010 - 14:31
14353 reads — 3 comments

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