The below question is related to sections 3.2.4 and 3.2.5 of EMA30_RMD Usage Guide;
The Login Refresh and Login Status messages of the Login Domain consist of a number of components and attributes E.g. AllowSuspectData, SingleOpen.
a) Out of these what components and attributes should mandatorily be consumed by the consuming application?
b) Is it acceptable for the consuming application to not process (i.e. ignore) non-mandatory fields available in the Login Refresh or Login Status messages.
c) Is it possible for consuming application to receive values that are out of range for a particular element; e.g. Expected values for the element AllowSuspectData are either 0 or 1. Is it possible that the consumer application to receive any value other than 1 or 0 (invalid values), may be due to a defect of omm provider.
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Please see the following answers to your questions.
a) The Login domain is one of the Reuters Domain Models (RDMs) which typically are provided or consumed by a Thomson Reuters product, such as the Enterprise Platform Real-Time, Data Feed Direct, or Elektron. If the consuming application connects to one of Thomson Reuters product, there should be no other components and attributes received.
b) The Login is administrative domain which is generally handled by EMA. Application doesn’t need to process the Login domain message. However, Login message processing provides additional information about the connected provider.
For example, if an OMM provider doesn’t support Dynamic View feature, it will send SupportViewRequests = 0 in the Login refresh message. Once EMA applcation tries to use Dynamic Views feature by specifying field ID Element List in ReqMsg’s payload, EMA will process the request depended on received value of the SupportViewRequests. If SupportViewRequests is 0, EMA will send the request message without views so that the application receives refresh with all available fields. In this case, Login refresh processing will provide the reason why Dynamic Views request doesn’t take effect.
c) If OMM provider actually sends the out of range values, EMA application will also receive the values. This is because EMA pass the values received from network to application as is.
