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RTI Connector for Connext DDS is a lightweight technology that enables DDS data to be accessed with Javascript (Node.js), Python, and Lua.

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rticonnextdds-connector

(This repository hosts the common Connector native library and shouldn't be cloned. See the Python or JavaScript bindings.)

RTI Connector for Connext DDS - Getting Started

RTI Connext DDS is a software connectivity framework for real-time distributed applications. It uses the publish-subscribe communications model to make data distribution efficient and robust. At its core is the world’s leading ultra-high performance, distributed networking databus.

RTI Connector is a family of simplified APIs for publishing and subscribing to the Connext DDS Databus in programming languages such as Python and JavaScript.

Connector was created to quickly and easily develop demos and proofs of concept. It can be useful for anybody who needs a quick way to script tests and interact with Connext DDS using different scripting languages.

Connector can be used to quickly create tests for your distributed system and, thanks to the binding with scripting languages and the use of XML, to easily integrate with many other available technologies.

The Connector library is provided in binary form for selected architectures. Scripting language bindings and examples are provided in source format.

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(For Python and JavaScript, a different license in their respective repositories applies.)

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