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December, 2009

July, 2009

  • Today's system's requirements include distributed and net-centric concepts and capabilities. The challenge is to rapidly and accurately distribute large amounts of information to large numbers of nodes, over a variety of transports, account for application level Quality of Service (QoS) all while realizing a decoupling data-centric software architecture. Traditional point-to-point integration technologies and techniques simply don't work in these large distributed environments.
    This tutorial introduces the OMG Data Distribution Service (DDS) and highlights the standard's unique capabilities that address and solve these real-time distributed system integration challenges. Specifically, the talk will include an introduction to publish/subscribe concepts, an overview of the specification, DDS data-modeling capabilities, and many of the application level QoS polices and their uses in real-world applications. The tutorial will conclude with a simple demonstration highlighting key concepts covered.

  • Today's system's requirements include distributed and net-centric concepts and capabilities. The challenge is to rapidly and accurately distribute large amounts of information to large numbers of nodes, over a variety of transports, account for application level Quality of Service (QoS) all while realizing a decoupling data-centric software architecture. Traditional point-to-point integration technologies and techniques simply don't work in these large distributed environments.
    This tutorial introduces the OMG Data Distribution Service (DDS) and highlights the standard's unique capabilities that address and solve these real-time distributed system integration challenges. Specifically, the talk will include an introduction to publish/subscribe concepts, an overview of the specification, DDS data-modeling capabilities, and many of the application level QoS polices and their uses in real-world applications. The tutorial will conclude with a simple demonstration highlighting key concepts covered.

  • The OMG Data Distribution Service is a widely adopted standard for real-time data-centric publish/subscribe service. The challenge for DDS application developers lies in applying well-known architecture and development practices to manage design complexity, verify design integration, and facilitate design reuse. The UML Profile for DDS provides modeling constructs that enable the use of Model-Driven Development and Model-Driven Architecture practices to meet these challenges for large-scale projects.

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