. How to run Vortex OpenSplice:
7. How to run Vortex OpenSplice
7.1. The Vortex OpenSplice Environment
A release file is provided with the Vortex OpenSplice
installation which contains the environment variables that
are required.
Create an Vortex OpenSplice environment as follows.
First:

Open a shell and source the release.com file from
the Vortex OpenSplice installation directory.

Open a Windows Command prompt and run the release.bat
file in the Vortex OpenSplice installation directory.

Alternatively, use the Vortex OpenSplice Command Prompt
that can be accessed from the Windows Start menu
(this will implicitly run release.bat).

- Note that the Vortex OpenSplice Launcher tool also provides a
Console option which sets up the Vortex OpenSplice environment.
Next:
Set the OSPL_URI variable to refer to the Vortex OpenSplice
configuration that is required (see the section
How to select the Architectural Mode).
7.2. Running Single Process and Shared Memory Modes
- With an OSPL_URI variable referring to a Single Process deployment,
you just need to start the DDS application process. The
create_participant() operation, which is the entry into the DDS
Domain, will create the entire DDS infrastructure within the
application process and the services will be started as threads.
- With an OSPL_URI variable referring to a Shared Memory deployment, it
is necessary to start the DDS infrastructure before starting your DDS
application processes. That is done by using the ospl utility tool:
ospl start
# now run the DDS application processes as normal
ospl stop