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Register at: http://www.prismtech.com/webcast-signupA Data Distribution Service (DDS) Crash Course for Java Programmers Live Webcast - September 29 2011http://www.prismtech.com/events/dds-crash-course-java-programmers-live-data-distribution-service-webcast* Learn about the new DDS API supporting Java 5 language extensions,
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DCPSs' features
Hi,
I want to make a comparison between OpenDDS2.2 and OpenSplice5.4.1 especially concerning DCPSs'features, ...
I want also to Evaluate DDS in Java but i don't know what is the suitable open implementation should I choose.
Please can you help me.
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OpenDDS 2.1 released
OCI is happy to announce the release of OpenDDS version 2.1. OpenDDS is an open source C++ implementation of the OMG Data Distribution Service for Real-time Systems (DDS) specification. In addition to C++, OpenDDS supports Java language bindings and includes a JMS provider implementation. The new OpenDDS 2.1 release includes new UDP and multicast transport implementations, including support for reliable multicast. A new instrumentation and monitoring application and library are available to enable run-time monitoring of OpenDDS entities and applications.
