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 ===== OMG: OPC-UA/DDS Gateway (DDS-OPCUA) ===== ===== OMG: OPC-UA/DDS Gateway (DDS-OPCUA) =====
-[[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards| return to the DDS Family of Standards ]]+[[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:start| return to the DDS Family of Standards ]]
  
 <​table>​ <​table>​
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 ==== Scope ==== ==== Scope ====
-  : //[[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​d:​data_distribution_service_dds]] is a family of standards from the [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​o:​omg]] that provide +  : //[[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​d:​data_distribution_service_dds]] is a family of standards from the [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​o:​omg]] that provide 
-connectivity,​ [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​i:​interoperability|interoperability]],​ and [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​p:​portability|portability]] for Industrial Internet, cyber-physical,​ and mission-critical applications.//​+connectivity,​ [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​i:​interoperability|interoperability]],​ and [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​p:​portability|portability]] for Industrial Internet, cyber-physical,​ and mission-critical applications.//​
  
-  : //The DDS connectivity standards cover [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​p:​publish-subscribe|Publish-Subscribe]] (DDS), Service Invocation [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:​03_ext:​ddsrpc| (DDS-RPC)]],​ Interoperability +  : //The DDS connectivity standards cover [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​p:​publish-subscribe|Publish-Subscribe]] (DDS), Service Invocation [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:​03_ext:​ddsrpc| (DDS-RPC)]],​ Interoperability 
-[[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:​01_core:​ddsi_rtps| (DDS-RTPS)]],​ Information Modeling ([[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:​01_core:​dds_extensible_types_dds-xtypes|DDS-XTYPES]]),​ Security [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:​01_core:​dds_security| (DDS-SECURITY)]],​ as well as programing APIs for C,+[[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:​01_core:​ddsi_rtps| (DDS-RTPS)]],​ Information Modeling ([[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:​01_core:​dds_extensible_types_dds-xtypes|DDS-XTYPES]]),​ Security [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​01_family_of_standards:​01_core:​dds_security| (DDS-SECURITY)]],​ as well as programing APIs for C,
 C++, Java and other languages.//​ C++, Java and other languages.//​
  
-  : //The [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​o:​opc]] Unified Architecture (OPC-UA) is an information exchange standard for Industrial Automation and related +  : //The [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​o:​opc]] Unified Architecture (OPC-UA) is an information exchange standard for Industrial Automation and related 
-systems created by the OPC Foundation. The [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​o:​opc_ua]] standard provides an Addressing and Information Model for +systems created by the OPC Foundation. The [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​o:​opc_ua]] standard provides an Addressing and Information Model for 
-Data Access, Alarms, and Service invocation layered over multiple transport-level protocols such as Binary [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​t:​tcp]] and+Data Access, Alarms, and Service invocation layered over multiple transport-level protocols such as Binary [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​t:​tcp]] and
 Web-Services.//​ Web-Services.//​
  
   : //DDS and OPC-UA exhibit significant deployment similarities://​   : //DDS and OPC-UA exhibit significant deployment similarities://​
-    * //Both enable independently developed applications to interoperate even when those applications come from different vendors, use different [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​p:​programlang|programming languages]],​ or run on different platforms and operating systems.//+    * //Both enable independently developed applications to interoperate even when those applications come from different vendors, use different [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​p:​programlang|programming languages]],​ or run on different platforms and operating systems.//
     * //Both have significant traction within Industrial Automation systems.//     * //Both have significant traction within Industrial Automation systems.//
-    * //Both define standard protocols built on top of the [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​t:​tcp|TCP]]/​[[ddsf:​private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​u:​udp|UDP]]/​[[ddsf:​private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​i:​ip|IP]] Internet stacks. +    * //Both define standard protocols built on top of the [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​t:​tcp|TCP]]/​[[ddsf:​public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​u:​udp|UDP]]/​[[ddsf:​public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​i:​ip|IP]] Internet stacks. 
-The two technologies may coexist within the same application domains; however, while there are solutions that [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​b:​bootstrap|bridge]]+The two technologies may coexist within the same application domains; however, while there are solutions that [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​b:​bootstrap|bridge]]
 between DDS and OPC-UA, these are based on custom mappings and cannot be relied to work across vendors and between DDS and OPC-UA, these are based on custom mappings and cannot be relied to work across vendors and
 products.// products.//
  
-  ://This specification overcomes this situation by defining a standard, vendor-independent,​ configurable [[ddsf:private:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​g:​gateway|gateway]] that enables interoperability and information exchange between systems that use DDS and systems that use OPC-UA.//+  ://This specification overcomes this situation by defining a standard, vendor-independent,​ configurable [[ddsf:public:​guidebook:​06_append:​glossary:​g:​gateway|gateway]] that enables interoperability and information exchange between systems that use DDS and systems that use OPC-UA.//
  
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