RTI Connext Traditional C++ API
Version 5.3.1
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Transport plugins delivered with RTI Connext. More...
Modules | |
Shared Memory Transport | |
Built-in transport plug-in for inter-process communications using shared memory (NDDS_TRANSPORT_CLASSID_SHMEM) | |
UDPv4 Transport | |
Built-in transport plug-in using UDP/IPv4 (NDDS_TRANSPORT_CLASSID_UDPv4) | |
UDPv6 Transport | |
Built-in transport plug-in using UDP/IPv6 (NDDS_TRANSPORT_CLASSID_UDPv6) | |
Transport plugins delivered with RTI Connext.
The TRANSPORT_BUILTIN specifies the collection of transport plugins that can be automatically configured and managed by RTI Connext as a convenience to the user.
These transport plugins can simply be turned "on" or "off" by a specifying a bitmask in DDS_TransportBuiltinQosPolicy, thus bypassing the steps for setting up a transport plugin. RTI Connext preconfigures the transport plugin properties, the network address, and the aliases to "factory defined" values.
If a builtin transport plugin is turned "on" in DDS_TransportBuiltinQosPolicy, the plugin is implicitly created and registered to the corresponding DDSDomainParticipant by RTI Connext when:
whichever happens first.
Each builtin transport contains its own set of properties. For example, the ::UDPv4 Transport allows the application to specify whether or not multicast is supported, the maximum size of the message, and provides a mechanism for the application to filter out network interfaces.
The builtin transport plugin properties can be changed by the method NDDSTransportSupport::set_builtin_transport_property() or by using the PROPERTY QoS policy associated with the DDSDomainParticipant. Builtin transport plugin properties specified in DDS_PropertyQosPolicy always overwrite the ones specified through NDDSTransportSupport::set_builtin_transport_property(). Refer to the specific builtin transport for the list of property names that can be specified through PROPERTY QoS policy.
Any changes to the builtin transport properties after the builtin transports have been registered with will have no effect.
The built-in transport plugins can also be instantiated and registered by the user, following the steps for Registering a transport with a participant. This is useful when the application needs different values for the network addresses.