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Migrate connections from windows regedit to local file

Hi team,

we have a java application to download data by RFA v6 API, and connections are saved in windows regedit.

we are going to move the java application to linux, hence would like to move connections configuration from windows regedit to config file.

Attached windows regedit.png for current connection details, i have exported it to xml

file-config.png is the config file i expect to replace windows regedit

but i got error when init a session, please see error.png.

can you please let me know what is the problem


thanks.

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Hi @suqiang.wu1,

You are on a really old version of API and migration to a supported SDK like EMA would help.

To understand how to load and use configuration properties from a file, please see this tutorial in RFA.

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