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Hi everyone!

We're pleased to announce the latest release of the RTI DDS Toolkit for LabVIEW, delivering improved stability and usability for distributing real-time data between National Instruments LabVIEW® Virtual Instruments and other applications that communicate using the DDS standard.

I have installed the rticonnextdds-connector-master for Python script support and successfully ran the simple ShapeExample demo.  I then tried to modify the XML based on some IDL->XML generated code from rtiddsgen that we are using, as follows:

<enum name="TestEnum">
      <enumerator name="FIRST_THING"/>
      <enumerator name="SECOND_THING"/>
 </enum>         

Hi,

I have a question regarding Destination Order QoS, by_source_timestamp and source_timestamp_tolerance at the DW side.

At the DR the behavior is clear for me, I have tests and validated all behaviors. My question is about to the DW side, and the source_timestamp_tolerance at the DW.

According to the docs, if I have a DataWriter with kind DDS_BY_SOURCE_TIMESTAMP_DESTINATIONORDER_QOS:

When you spend months working on a new feature or release, I think it’s only natural to be excited (really-super-crazy excited!) about it. Don’t you?