Explore CoreDX DDS with a Shapes Demo from Twin Oaks

We provide the Java source code so you can see how it works.

You've seen DDS demonstrations before, but do you have the source code? Now you do. Twin Oaks is pleased to release the source code for our newest interoperability demonstration: Shapes for Java.

This demonstration provides a Java implementation of the Shapes interoperability test tool. The Shapes data-types and application has been used to demonstrate DDS interoperability at several OMG meetings and now you can get access to the source code.

We provide access to the Java source code for Shapes as an example of how easy it is to integrate CoreDX DDS into an application. High-performance, Quality-of-Service enabled messaging is now available to Java with CoreDX DDS. The CoreDX DDS Publish Subscribe communications middleware, with support for inter-platform and inter-vendor interoperability is a natural match for the portable Java programming platform.

Getting it

The source code package is available here.
[Note, registration is required to download the source code package - it's quick and easy, don't worry!]

The javadoc output including links to the source code is available here

Prerequisites

To run the demonstration, you will need a recent CoreDX DDS distribution with support for Java (CoreDX DDS v2.2.2 or greater). You can get an evaluation version at the CoreDX DDS Downloads page.

You will also need the Java run-time environment for your platform. (See the Java website to download Java run-time if you don't already have it.)

If you want to compile from source, you will need the Java Development Kit for your platform. (See Sun's download page to get the JDK.)