Hi, I am new for RFA- .net development. I download sample that is RFA - .NET Edition - 8.1.1.L1, trying to subscribe RIC code from query but not able to assign those RIC codes to ItemList can you please help me out for sample code or project. It will be great help for me. Also want to know can I call through processEvent only or thru multi threading.
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Assign stock codes ItemList in RFA - .NET
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Have you worked through the basic RFA.NET tutorials - they should make things much clearer to you and may even address some of your issues?
In terms of your 1st question, please advise exactly which example you are using and provide details of the the 'itemlist' you are referring to. When you say 'not able to assign those RIC codes' - not clear what issue you are facing - please elaborate.
I am guessing you wish to make a Batch request - i.e. multiple RICs at once. If so, take a look at the StarterConsumer_BatchView example - which allows you to request multiple Items (and also filter the list of Fields that are returned - a View).
Finally, please explain what you mean by 'can I call through processEvent only or thru multi threading'- call what exactly?
Once we understand your requirements/issues better we can help you in the most appropriate manner.
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Hi,
Can we have ddl for 32 bit. In the example I find only 64 bit dll.
Please help.
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I just downloaded rfanet8.1.1.L1.win.rrg from the Developer portal and unzipped it.
I can see both 64bit and 32bit folders in the Libs subfolder
When I drill down into those folders I can see both x64 and standard (32bit dll)
I believe we stopped supporting RFA.NET 32bit libraries for a while - and that is why the examples may only be based around 64bit.
You will have to amend the example project to reference the 32bit DLLs instead.
