Information about an application-level acknowledged sample. More...

#include <managed_infrastructure.h>

Public Attributes
InstanceHandle_t	subscription_handle
	Subscription handle of the acknowledging DDS::DataReader. More...

SampleIdentity_t	sample_identity
	Identity of the sample being acknowledged. More...

AckResponseData_t ^	response_data
	User data payload of application-level acknowledgment message. More...

Properties
System::Boolean	valid_response_data `[get, set]`
	Flag indicating validity of the user response data in the acknowledgment. More...

Detailed Description

Information about an application-level acknowledged sample.

When acknowledging a sample, the reader provides the writer with information about the sample being acknowledged. The AcknowledgmentInfo structure provides the identity and cookie of the sample being acknowledged, as well as user data payload provided by the reader.

Member Data Documentation

◆ subscription_handle

InstanceHandle_t DDS::AcknowledgmentInfo::subscription_handle

Subscription handle of the acknowledging DDS::DataReader.

◆ sample_identity

SampleIdentity_t DDS::AcknowledgmentInfo::sample_identity

Identity of the sample being acknowledged.

See also: DDS::SampleIdentity_t

Referenced by RTI.Connext.Queuing.QueueProducer< TRep >::CreateWriteSample().

◆ response_data

AckResponseData_t ^ DDS::AcknowledgmentInfo::response_data

User data payload of application-level acknowledgment message.

Response data set by DDS::DataReader when sample was acknowledged.

Referenced by RTI.Connext.Queuing.QueueProducer< TRep >::CreateWriteSample().

Property Documentation

◆ valid_response_data

System:: Boolean DDS::AcknowledgmentInfo::valid_response_data

getset

Flag indicating validity of the user response data in the acknowledgment.

This flag is true when the DDS::RtpsReliableReaderProtocol_t::min_app_ack_response_keep_duration has not yet elapsed for the acknowledgment's response data.

The flag is false when that duration has elapsed for the response data.

Public Attributes