5. OpenSplice Modes and Languages

The OpenSplice IDL Pre-processor supports two modes:

• Standalone mode where the application is only used with OpenSplice

• ORB-integrated mode where the application is used with an ORB as well as with OpenSplice

In a standalone context, OpenSplice provides, apart from the DDS/DCPS related artifacts, all the artifacts implied by the lDL language specific mapping. In this case the used name space is DDS instead of the name space implied by the IDL language specific mapping.

In an ORB-integrated context, the ORB pre-processor will provide for the artifacts implied by the lDL language specific mapping, while OpenSplice only provides the DDS/DCPS related artifacts. The application data type representation provided by the ORB is also used within the OpenSplice context. In this way application data types can be shared between the ORB and OpenSplice within one application program.

The languages and modes that OpenSplice supports are listed in the table below.

Supported Modes and Languages

Language	Mode	OpenSplice Library	ORB Template Path
C	Standalone	dcpssac.so dcpsac.lib	SAC
C++	ORB Integrated	dcpsccpp.so	CCPP/DDS_OpenFusion_1_4_1 for UNIX-like platforms, and CCPP\DDS_OpenFusion_1_5_1 for the Windows platform
C++	Standalone	dcpssacpp.so	SACPP
ISOC++	ISOCPP Types	dcpsisocpp.so	ISOCPP
ISOC++	ORB Integrated	dcpsisocpp.so	CCPP/DDS_OpenFusion_1_4_1 for UNIX-like platforms, and CCPP\DDS_OpenFusion_1_5_1 for the Windows platform
ISOC++2	ISOCPP Types	dcpsisocpp2.so	ISOCPP2
Java	Standalone	dcpssaj.jar	SAJ
Java	ORB integrated	dcpscj.jar	SAJ
C#	Standalone	dcpssacs Assembly.dll	SACS
C99	Standalone	dcpsc99.so dcpsc99.lib	C99

The mappings for each language are in accordance with their respective OMG Language Mapping Specifications (see the Bibliography for a list of references).