RTI Connext Cert
2.4.15
1. Introduction
2. Installation
3. Building Connext Cert
4. Platform Notes
5. Getting Started
6. Developing Applications
7. User’s Manual
7.1. Initializing the Connext Cert Library
7.2. Data Types
7.3. DDS Entities
7.4. Sending Data
7.5. Receiving Data
7.6. DDS Domains
7.7. Transports
7.7.1. Introduction
7.7.2. Transport Limits
7.7.3. Transport Registration
7.7.4. Transport Addresses
7.7.5. RTPS
7.7.6. INTRA Transport
7.7.7. NETIO Datagram Transport
7.7.8. Zero Copy v2 Transport
7.8. Discovery
7.9. Generating Type Support with rtiddsgen
7.10. Thread Safety
7.11. Memory Model
7.12. Zero Copy Transfer
7.13. Message Integrity Checking
7.14. Working With Sequences
7.15. Connext Cert Hardcoded Resource Limits
7.16. Debugging
8. Working with RTI Connext Cert and RTI Connext
9. API Reference
10. Release Notes
11. Copyrights
12. Third-Party and Open Source Software
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7.7.
Transports
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7.7.
Transports
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7.7.1. Introduction
7.7.2. Transport Limits
7.7.2.1. IDL Data Types and Size
7.7.2.2. Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
7.7.2.3. Maximum Receive Unit (MRU)
7.7.3. Transport Registration
7.7.4. Transport Addresses
7.7.4.1. Reserving Addresses and Ports
7.7.4.2. Address Limitations
7.7.4.3. Address Notation
7.7.5. RTPS
7.7.5.1. Registration of RTPS
7.7.5.2. Overriding the Builtin RTPS Checksum Functions
7.7.5.3. Example
7.7.6. INTRA Transport
7.7.6.1. Registering the INTRA Transport
7.7.6.2. Reliability and Durability
7.7.6.3. Threading Model
7.7.7. NETIO Datagram Transport
7.7.7.1. Registering a Datagram interface
7.7.7.2. Addressing a Datagram transport
7.7.7.3. Setting up the Datagram UDP
7.7.7.4. User interface
7.7.8. Zero Copy v2 Transport
7.7.8.1. Generate type support files
7.7.8.2. Initialize the Zero Copy v2 transport
7.7.8.3. Register the Zero Copy v2 transport
7.7.8.4. Enable transports
7.7.8.5. Manage DDS samples
7.7.8.6. Configuration
7.7.8.7. Using multiple Zero Copy v2 transport instances