RFA8_NET120_x64 which VC++ redistributable it uses. VC++ 2013 is deprecated by our organization a...

uttareshwar.choudhari

...s its no longer supported by Microsoft.

Our org has started removing VC++ 2013 redstributables. and we have started getting errors.

RFA8_NET120_x64 which VC++ redistributable it uses ?. VC++ 2013 is deprecated by our organization as its no longer supported by Microsoft.

Can we use VC++ 2015 ?. if yes which package link ?.

Its urgent please .

Jirapongse

@uttareshwar.choudhari

Thank you for reaching out to us.

I checked the API Compatibility Matrix and found that the current versions of RFA.NET 8.2 support VS2015, 2017, 2019, and 2022.

You can download RFA.NET from Software Downloads. It is in the MDS - API category and the Robust Foundation API (RFA) - .NET product.

uttareshwar.choudhari

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/122492#Comment_122492

My question was regarding VC++ redistributable version compatibility with RFA 8.2.

Somehow it only requires VC++ 2013 , even though ,machines have VC++ 2015 installed.

Could you please let us know which specific version of VC++ 2015 we can install so it does not show the error for RFA8_NET120_x64 as invalid module or missing DLL.

Jirapongse

@uttareshwar.choudhari

120 in RFA8_NET120_x64 indicates that it requires VS2013 runtime.

The latest RFA.NET contains the following libraries.

• RFA8_NET140_x64.dll (VS2015)
• RFA8_NET141_x64.dll (VS2017)
• RFA8_NET142_x64.dll (VS2019)
• RFA8_NET143_x64.dll (VS2022)

uttareshwar.choudhari

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/122692#Comment_122692

Our solutions are dependent on Microsoft .NET 4.5 framework .We cant upgrade them to new framework at the moment.

So which of the following DLL are .NET framework 4.5 compatible.

• RFA8_NET140_x64.dll (VS2015)
• RFA8_NET141_x64.dll (VS2017)
• RFA8_NET142_x64.dll (VS2019)
• RFA8_NET143_x64.dll (VS2022)

Jirapongse

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/122726#Comment_122726

They don't support .NET Framework 4.5.

    4.1 This Release has been tested with the following:
      
    - Microsoft Windows Server 2019 Standard Edition 64-bit
    - Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard Edition 64-bit
    - Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 Version 14.0.25431.01 Update 3
       - Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.6.2
    - Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Version 15.9.61
       - Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.6.2    
    - Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 Version 16.9.26
       - Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.7
    - Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 Version 17.9.6
       - Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.8