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Wed, 08/17/2022 - 02:32
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how can i have nddstls.dll

I am using RTI_ConnextDDS_5.2.0 but I look at examples\connext_dds\c\hello_world_tcp\README.txt
In order to break the dependency between the TCP transport library and the
OpenSSL library, when TLS security is enabled, the transport will
dynamically

load the following library:
Unix: libnddstls.so (release version)
libnddstlsd.so (debug version)
Windows:nddstls.dll (release version)
ndstlsd.dll (debug version)

The NDDSTLS Library will then dynamically load the OpenSSL during its
initialization.

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Wed, 03/26/2014 - 17:53
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data on wire general question

Hello, I am still building my understanding of DDS- RTPS 2.1 data.

My understanding is that the first part of the datagram is going to be the Message header.

Directly after that will be the first sub-message header which will have the ID byte, Flags Byte and 2 sub-message length bytes.

So

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[Reposted] Lowest Level Understanding

Hello,

I am wanting to understand the distinguishing characteristics of data coming across the wire on DDS and Non-DDS.

I an an extreme newbe trying to get my mind around what the traffic itself looks like.

All I can find in documentation is about the API & subsequent IDLs. I think that picture is getting clearer.

I guess what I want to know is how does the middleware see the traffic and say - hey this is DDS stuff lets get busy. As opposed to this is not DDS ignore.

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