OpenDDS is an open source C++ implementation of the Object Management Group (OMG) Data Distribution Service (DDS). Java applications can use OpenDDS through JNI bindings. OpenDDS was developed and open sourced by Object Computing. We welcome community contributions to the project. Commercial support is also available; see the support page for more information.
Latest News
Q1 OpenDDS Class Schedule
Enrollment is open for our first set of OpenDDS classes in 2022!
Continue Reading... Posted on 20 January 2022Meet the Bench Framework in This Upcoming Webinar
Potential OpenDDS users often have questions regarding the technology’s performance, but it’s always been difficult to answer specific questions about performance for particular applications in particular environments without first doing the work of developing test applications.
Continue Reading... Posted on 10 November 2021Winter 2021 OpenDDS Classes Added to the Schedule
Object Computing and the OpenDDS Foundation are pleased to announce several new opportunities to enhance your OpenDDS programming skills before the end of the year! Enroll today and finish up 2021 with an expanded skillset!
Continue Reading... Posted on 04 November 2021Tech Publication Features OpenDDS Wireshark Tutorial
Visit Object Computing’s October Software Engineering Tech Trends (SETT) article for a tutorial written by OpenDDS development team member, Fred Hornsey, on using Wireshark to monitor and debug OpenDDS systems.
Continue Reading... Posted on 01 October 2021Releases
OpenDDS 3.19.0
- OpenDDS-3.19.zip (Windows)
- OpenDDS-3.19.tar.gz (Linux/macOS)
Previous Releases:
- OpenDDS 3.18.1 Released on 24 September 2021
- OpenDDS 3.17.0 Released on 19 May 2021
- OpenDDS 3.16.1 Released on 27 August 2021
- OpenDDS 3.15.0 Released on 22 December 2020
Release notes for all previous releases can be found in the NEWS.md file.