DDS::TransportMulticastSettings_t Class Reference

Type representing a list of multicast locators. More...

#include <managed_infrastructure.h>

Public Attributes
StringSeq^	transports
	A sequence of transport aliases that specifies the transports on which to receive multicast traffic for the entity.
System::String^	receive_address
	The multicast group address on which the entity can receive data.
System::Int32	receive_port
	The multicast port on which the entity can receive data.

Detailed Description

Type representing a list of multicast locators.

A multicast locator specifies a transport class, a multicast address, and a multicast port number on which messages can be received by an entity.

QoS:

DDS::TransportMulticastQosPolicy

Member Data Documentation

StringSeq ^ DDS::TransportMulticastSettings_t::transports

A sequence of transport aliases that specifies the transports on which to receive multicast traffic for the entity.

Of the transport instances available to the entity, only those with aliases matching an alias in this sequence are used to subscribe to the multicast group addresses. Thus, this list of aliases sub-selects from the transport s available to the entity.

An empty sequence is a special value that specifies all the transports available to the entity.

Alias names for the builtin transports are defined in TRANSPORT_BUILTIN.

[default] Empty sequence; i.e. all the transports available to the entity.

[range] Any sequence of non-null, non-empty strings.

System::String ^ DDS::TransportMulticastSettings_t::receive_address

The multicast group address on which the entity can receive data.

Must must be an address in the proper format (see Address Format).

[default] NONE/INVALID. Required to specify a multicast group address to join.

[range] A valid IPv4 or IPv6 multicast address.

See Also

Address Format

System::Int32 DDS::TransportMulticastSettings_t::receive_port

The multicast port on which the entity can receive data.

[default] 0, which implies that the actual port number is determined by a formula as a function of the domain_id (see DDS::WireProtocolQosPolicy::participant_id).

[range] [0,0xffffffff]