Hi @jameson

QuickStartConsumer and QuickStartProvider_Interactive are included as samples for new developers who may not yet have access to a real feed or wish to do some localised testing on their PC or laptop - by allowing QuickStartconsumer to consume dummy data generated by QuickStartProvider.

You can off course connect QuickStartconsumer to a real host / feed by specifying the correct connectivity parameters and the correct permissions.

Looking at the log output, I can see the 'Record not service permissioned' message which would suggest that your Data access permissions are not correctly setup by your local Market Data admin team (or your Thomson Reuters account manager for hosted solutions).

Please try a different RIC such as EUR= or TIME which is often available as part of the more basic permission sets. If you can consume EUR= then this would confirm that your connectivity is fine and your permissions need to be sorted out.

You should contact your local Market Data team (or Thomson Reuters account manager) for help with your permissions.

Hi @jameson

Basically, you can configure the serverList and portNumber in the consConnection to TR Host and RSSL port.

<node name="consConnection">
   <map>
      <entry key="connectionType" value="RSSL"/>
      <entry key="serverList" value="{TR Host}"/>
      <entry key="portNumber" value="{TR RSSL Port}"/>
   </map>
</node>

You may configure them via the following method

• config_editor tool
• in the quickstart.xml and re-import the file to config_editor tool again

If you are interested to develop the Market Data Consumer application or starting a new development project, I recommend you use the EMA Java (Elektron Message API - Java Edition). The Elektron Message API is a data-neutral, multi-threaded, ease-of-use API providing access to OMM and RWF data.The EMA allows applications to consume and provide OMM data at the message level of the API stack which is easier to use and study compare to the RFA Java API.

You can see the EMA Java API QuickStart here. The EMA Java step by step tutorials are also available here