RTI Connext C# API
6.1.2
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The 6.1.2 release provides robustness improvements over 6.1.1.
See the Core Libraries What's New and Core Libraries Release Notes at https://community.rti.com/documentation.
The Connext DDS C# API is supported on .NET Standard 2.0 systems, including .NET 5 (and newer), .NET Core 2.1, .NET Core 3.1, .NET Framework 4.6.1, Unity 2018.1.
It runs on Windows®, Linux® and macOS® platforms. It has been tested on the following systems:
The C# API is also supported on 32-bit Windows and 32-bit Arm v7 Linux systems. However, support for these platforms is not automatically included in the C# NuGet packages. An additional target package must be installed.
See the Getting Started Guide to install the Connext DDS C# API and build and run your first application.
To work with Unity, see this tutorial.
DomainParticipant
and Publisher
do not provide events to notify of status changes. Subscriber
only provides Rti.Dds.Subscription.Subscriber.DataOnReaders. DataWriter
, DataReader
, and Topic
provide all their events. (Note that DomainParticipant
and Publisher
do not have statuses of their own; they only define listeners that are notified when the status of a contained entity changes.) (CORE-11384)FlowController
class is not implemented, but FlowControllers can be configured with the Rti.Dds.Core.Policy.Property QoS policy. See Writing data and instances. (CORE-11388)TopicQuery
class is not implemented. TopicQuery can be enabled on the DataWriter with the Rti.Dds.Core.Policy.TopicQueryDispatch QoS policy, but it can't be used on the DataReader. (CORE-11386)@optional
annotation cannot be applied to a sequence
. The annotation is ignored and a non-optional sequence is generated instead. Note however that a sequence with length zero can be used to represent optionality without the annotation. (CODEGENII-1503)sequence
s cannot be used unless the sequence
is aliased using a typedef
. Otherwise the array is ignored. (CODEGENII-1504)@external
annotation is not supported (it is ignored).@csharp_mapping
annotation, which allows customizing some aspects of the IDL-to-C# mapping, is not supported. (CODEGENII-1498, CODEGENII-1499)The previous .NET API and IDL binding to C++/CLI is deprecated since 6.1.0 and will be removed in a future version and replaced with this new C# API and C# IDL binding.
The 6.1.0 migration guide provides useful information for developers of the legacy .NET API.
.NET Core 3.1
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