DDS_WriteParams_t Struct Reference
[WriteParams]

<<eXtension>> Input parameters for writing with FooDataWriter::write_w_params, FooDataWriter::dispose_w_params, FooDataWriter::register_instance_w_params, FooDataWriter::unregister_instance_w_params More...

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Public Attributes
struct DDS_SampleIdentity_t	identity
	Identity of the sample.
struct DDS_Time_t	source_timestamp
	Source timestamp upon write.
struct DDS_Cookie_t	cookie
	Octet sequence identifying written data sample.
DDS_InstanceHandle_t	handle
	Instance handle.
DDS_Long	priority
	Publication priority.

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Detailed Description

<<eXtension>> Input parameters for writing with FooDataWriter::write_w_params, FooDataWriter::dispose_w_params, FooDataWriter::register_instance_w_params, FooDataWriter::unregister_instance_w_params

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Member Data Documentation

struct DDS_SampleIdentity_t DDS_WriteParams_t::identity [read]

Identity of the sample.

Identifies the sample being written. The identity consist of a pair (Vitual Writer GUID, SequenceNumber).

Use the default value to let RTI Connext determine the sample identity as follows:

• The Virtual Writer GUID is the virtual GUID associated with the writer writing the sample. This virtual GUID is configured using DDS_DataWriterProtocolQosPolicy::virtual_guid.

• The sequence number is increased by one with respect to the previous value.

The virtual sequence numbers for a virtual writer must be strictly monotonically increasing. If you try to write a sample with a sequence number smaller or equal to the last sequence number, the write operation will fail.

[default] DDS_AUTO_SAMPLE_IDENTITY.

struct DDS_Time_t DDS_WriteParams_t::source_timestamp [read]

Source timestamp upon write.

Specifies the source timestamp that will be available to the DDSDataReader objects by means of the source_timestamp attribute within the DDS_SampleInfo.

[default] DDS_TIME_INVALID.

struct DDS_Cookie_t DDS_WriteParams_t::cookie [read]

Octet sequence identifying written data sample.

The maximum size of the cookie is configurable using the field DDS_DataWriterResourceLimitsQosPolicy::cookie_max_length.

[default] Empty sequence (zero-length).

DDS_InstanceHandle_t DDS_WriteParams_t::handle

Instance handle.

Either the handle returned by a previous call to FooDataWriter::register_instance, or else the special value DDS_HANDLE_NIL.

[default] DDS_HANDLE_NIL

DDS_Long DDS_WriteParams_t::priority

Publication priority.

A positive integer value designating the relative priority of the sample, used to determine the transmission order of pending writes.

Use of publication priorities requires an asynchronous publisher (DDS_ASYNCHRONOUS_PUBLISH_MODE_QOS) with DDS_FlowControllerProperty_t::scheduling_policy set to DDS_HPF_FLOW_CONTROLLER_SCHED_POLICY.

Larger numbers have higher priority.

For multi-channel DataWriters, the publication priority of a sample may be used as a filter criteria for determining channel membership.

If the publication priority of the parent DataWriter, or for multi-channel DataWriters, if the publication priority of the parent channel, is set to DDS_PUBLICATION_PRIORITY_AUTOMATIC, then the DataWriter or channel will be assigned the priority of the largest publication priority of all samples in the DataWriter or channel.

If the publication priority of the parent DataWriter, and for multi-channel DataWriters, if the publication priority of the parent channel, are set to DDS_PUBLICATION_PRIORITY_UNDEFINED, then the DataWriter or channel will be assigned the lowest priority, regardless of the value of the publication priorities of samples written to the DataWriter or channel.

The publication priority of each sample can be set in the DDS_WriteParams of FooDataWriter::write_w_params.

For dispose and unregister samples, use the DDS_WriteParams of FooDataWriter::dispose_w_params and FooDataWriter::unregister_instance_w_params.

[default] 0 (lowest priority)