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Hi, We are trying to implement an integration using the websockets API to contribute our data to Refinitiv. We have not been successful in identifying in your documentation all the scenarios in which a failover should occur between A (contrib-ws1-amers1.platform.refinitiv.com) and B…
...ously received version numbers to be replayed We're using RFA API to stream market data. It seems that when a switchover occurs, we receive quotes with sequence numbers which were already sent on a previous connection. I thought that RFA would handle sequence numbers on its own and only send quotes which the API client…
Hi I am using Real-Time-SDK-2.0.6.L1, C++ EMA. Is using WarmStandbyChannelSet makes usage of ChannelSet redundant. What kind of additional resiliency I get by using both of these features ?
We have an application that is connecting to a DACS daemon, using the RFA Java libs. We want to enable failover but are seeing a weird behavior when failing over one IP to the other. We provide a set of hostname:port to the dacsDaemon property, like this (note the different port): test1:8212,test2:8211 It appears that if…
I understand that a Channelset can be used to handle failover in EMA. I was wondering, in the case of failover, will all open items (ie connections to stream market data) automatically reconnect? If so, will the item/instrument handles change?
We are using "RFA_ConfigGuide.pdf" to setup failover support such that we receive data without any interruptions in case of server failure. "serverList" property is the one which we are using mainly to achieve failover support. However failover is working when the service is stopped on the server, but not when entire…
How do I provider failover hostlist for ETA to connect to RRTDS or RRTO ? Will it be handled by ETA library or it needs to be implemented by client application? Here failover means, I want to provider list of servers to connect to. For eg, {trep1, trep2, trep3} and if trep 1 is not available, then it should try to connect…
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