Using RFA with Summit - SummitRFA_Win64.cfg

Is anyone using RFA with the Summit application to connect to the Data Feed? We are using the configuration file (SummitRFA_Win64.cfg) to configure the RFA connection to the data feed. We are trying to add some different parameters (pingtime and tunnel) to work with an SSL connection. We would like to know how to add the new parameters to the configuration file.


This is our current set up which works for a non SSL connection:

\Connections\Connection_RSSL\connectionType = "RSSL"

\Connections\Connection_RSSL\rsslPort = "14002"

\Connections\Connection_RSSL\hostName = "10.99.32.208"


\Connections\Connection_RSSL1\connectionType = "RSSL"

\Connections\Connection_RSSL1\rsslPort = "14002"

\Connections\Connection_RSSL1\hostName = "10.99.32.210"


\Logger\AppLogger\windowsLoggerEnabled = true

\Logger\AppLogger\fileLoggerEnabled = true

\Logger\AppLogger\fileLoggerFilename = "D:\Gwl\Logs\SummitFT\SummitRFA_PRD_{a}_{t}.log"


\Logger\ComponentLoggers\Connections\messageFile = "RFA8_Connections"

\Logger\ComponentLoggers\Adapter\messageFile = "RFA8_Adapter"

\Logger\ComponentLoggers\SessionCore\messageFile = "RFA8_SessionLayer"

\Logger\ComponentLoggers\SSLED_Adapter\messageFile = "RFA8_SSLED_Adapter"

\Logger\ComponentLoggers\SSLED_MP_Adapter\messageFile = "RFA8_SSLED_MP_Adapter"

\Logger\ComponentLoggers\SASS3_Adapter\messageFile = "RFA8_SASS3_Adapter"

\Logger\ComponentLoggers\RSSL_Adapter\messageFile = "RFA8_RSSL_Adapter"

\Logger\ComponentLoggers\RSSL_Cons_Adapter\messageFile = "RFA8_RSSL_Cons_Adapter"

\Logger\ComponentLoggers\RSSL_Prov_Adapter\messageFile = "RFA8_RSSL_Prov_Adapter"


\Sessions\Session1\connectionList = "Connection_RSSL, Connection_RSSL1"


Thanks,


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  • Jirapongse
    Jirapongse ✭✭✭✭✭
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    @Michael J Wong

    Thank you for reaching out to us.

    You can use the tunnelingType configuration for encrypted connections.

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    For more information, please check the RFA Configuration Guide in the RFA package.

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