'DDS - Which one is recommended - OpenSplice or CoreDX? [closed]
I need for C# winform app and for android native application to use DDS(Data Distribution Service). Each one can be subscriber and writer.
What is important for me:
- High performance.
- Easy to use and documentation.
- Support.
- Low price.
What is best recommended product to use - OpenSplice or CoreDX?
What the differences between them?
Thank
Solution 1:[1]
I would recommend to look at RTI Connext DDS or OpenDDS, we and our customers are using both for various projects including our AXCIOMA component framework.
Solution 2:[2]
CoreDX DDS from Twin Oaks provides support for both C# and Android. Android support includes the Java and C# language APIs. Some customers have also developed CoreDX DDS based Android apps using a C or C++ API, but that is a bit more involved. In any case, CoreDX DDS runs natively on the Android platform.
[Full disclosure, I am connected with Twin Oaks Computing; and so, I will refrain from commenting on the more subjective elements of your question. I will only say that I believe CoreDX DDS is an excellent choice on all four dimensions you mention.]
Solution 3:[3]
OK, there are a couple of quick work-arounds. First, when you create your plots, you should see an html file in your home directory. This is created by cyPlot when you request the plot to be created as a debugging aid. You should just be able to open that in any browser and you'll have your plot. Second, you should be able to disable the use of cyBrowser and use a native browser instead, although certain things won't work (e.g. selection in the browser won't be reflected in Cytoscape). To do this, go to Edit->Preferences->Properties and look for "useCyBrowser" and set that to false.
-- scooter
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| Solution 2 | C Tucker |
| Solution 3 | Scooter Morris |