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How do I provider failover hostlist for ETA to connect to RRTDS or RRTO

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 to next server in hostlist.

/Bhimrao.

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Hello @Bhimrao.Ghule

Please see more detail about ETA and ETA ValueAdd failover in the https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/questions/21335/eta-resiliencyfailover-management.html post:

However, I still think the EMA API suggested by my colleague is easier to use when comparing to ETA/ETA ValueAdd.

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@wasin.waeosri : we have already progressed on ETA Value added , so move to EMA is not option now,

We implemented failover by using ETA ValueAdd.

Thanks for help

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Hi @Bhimrao.Ghule,

ETA is a low level API stack and application developer is responsible for design and development of any failover capability. EMA on the other hand is quite performant API and offers these value add features, through the use of ChannelSet in configuration.

Please consider EMA API, if you are early in the application development process. Here is an article on how to do this in EMA.

https://developers.refinitiv.com/en/article-catalog/article/how-implement-service-resiliency-ema-consumer-application

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