Hi David,


We don’t have proprietary API’s to create DDS_entities using external
(XML-)QoS descriptions. This is mainly because they are not needed as any
application software can obtain the QoS settings at runtime from an
XML-file, from environment-variable or whatever mechanism. We have some
customers that store pattern-related QOS-policies as persistent-data which
applications then dynamically obtain to create their DDS-entities, which is
a nice mechanism as our durability-services maintain non-volatile
(transient/persistent) data in a distributed, location-transparent and
fault-tolerant way whereas maintaining many XML-files on many computers for
many applications can become a real burden with related accidental
complexity.



The ‘ospl.xml’ is about configuring the middleware (i.e. the set of
utilized pluggable-services) so indeed has a different purpose.



Maybe a community-project could be started to create a utility-API that
reads QoS-policies from a file so they can be then applied to respective
DDS-entities ‘at runtime’.



Regards,

Hans







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*From:* [email protected] [mailto:
[email protected]] *On Behalf Of *Chun Tat David Chu
*Sent:* Thursday, August 16, 2012 9:09 PM
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* [OSPL-Dev] QoS Configuration Question



Hi All,

I am currently using OpenSplice 5.5.1 Community Edition and the programming
language I am using is Java.

I have a general QoS configuration question.

Aside from programmatically configure publisher, subscriber, topic,
datareader and datawriter QoS can you configure QoS dynamically such as via
XML?

It appears to me that the ospl.xml can only configure the domain, network
and durability services.

Thanks,

David

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