Welcome to RTI Routing Service!

Contents

• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. How To Read This Manual
  • 1.2. Paths Mentioned in Documentation
  • 1.3. Files Mentioned in Documentation
• 2. Routing Data: Connecting and Scaling Systems
  • 2.1. Routing a Topic between two different domains
  • 2.2. Routing a group of Topics
  • 2.3. Using custom QoS Profiles
  • 2.4. Traversing Wide Area Networks
  • 2.5. Key Terms
• 3. Controlling Data: Processing Data Streams
  • 3.1. DynamicData as a Data Representation Model
  • 3.2. Aggregating Data From Different Topics
  • 3.3. Splitting Data From a single Topic
  • 3.4. Periodic and Delayed Action
  • 3.5. Simple data transformation: introduction to Transformation
  • 3.6. What stream processing patterns can I perform?
  • 3.7. Key Terms
• 4. Data Integration: Combining Different Data Domains
  • 4.1. Unified Data Representation
  • 4.2. Integrating a File-Based Domain
  • 4.3. Discovery Capabilities
  • 4.4. Key Terms
• 5. Remote Administration
  • 5.1. Overview
  • 5.2. API Reference
  • 5.3. Example: Configuration Reference
• 6. Monitoring
  • 6.1. Overview
  • 6.2. Monitoring Metrics Reference
• 7. Usage
  • 7.1. Command-Line Executable
  • 7.2. Routing Service Library
  • 7.3. Operating System Daemon
• 8. Configuration
  • 8.1. Configuring Routing Service
  • 8.2. XML Tags for Configuring RTI Routing Service
  • 8.3. Enabling Distributed Logger
  • 8.4. Support for Extensible Types
  • 8.5. Support for RTI FlatData and Zero Copy Transfer Over Shared Memory
• 9. Software Development Kit
• 10. Core Concepts
  • 10.1. Resource Model
  • 10.2. Builtin plugins
• 11. Advanced Use Cases
  • 11.1. Propagating Content Filters
  • 11.2. Topic Query Support
• 12. Common Infrastructure
  • 12.1. Configuring RTI Services
  • 12.2. Application Resource Model
  • 12.3. Remote Administration Platform
  • 12.4. Monitoring Distribution Platform
  • 12.5. Plugin Management
• 13. Tutorials
  • 13.1. Starting Shapes Demo
  • 13.2. Example: Routing a single specific Topic
  • 13.3. Example: Routing All Data from One Domain to Another
  • 13.4. Example: Changing Data to a Different Topic of Same Type
  • 13.5. Example: Changing Some Values in Data
  • 13.6. Example: Transforming the Data’s Type and Topic with an Assignment Transformation
  • 13.7. Example: Transforming the Data with a Custom Transformation
  • 13.8. Example: Using Remote Administration
  • 13.9. Example: Monitoring
  • 13.10. Example: WAN Connectivity using the TCP transport
  • 13.11. Example: Using a File Adapter
  • 13.12. Example: Using a Shapes Processor
• 14. Release Notes
  • 14.1. Supported Platforms
  • 14.2. Compatibility
  • 14.3. What’s New in 6.1.0
  • 14.4. What’s Fixed in 6.1.0
  • 14.5. Known Issues
• 15. Copyrights