Hi @anil.s

The above suggests you are getting a Status Messsage response - which should provide some clues, but since this is a very basic example it does not dump the Status out to console.

A few things to check

1. You have correctly populated the ExampleRFA.cfg with your connectivity parameters.
2. When you build the example, the build process results in the ExampleRFA.cfg etc being copied to the Release or Debug folder (as per your selected build). Please check the appropriate build folder and ensure the ExampleRFA.cfg in the build/runtime folder has the correct connectivity parameters and not the default config file.
3. Enable trace for your connection by adding the following line to the ExampleRFA.cfg (in the build/runtime folder)

\Connections\Connection_RSSL\traceMsgToFile = true

The above should generate an XML trace file in the build folder called 'Connection_RSSL_xxxx.xml' which you can upload for analysis.

You can also add some extra code to the ProcessMarketPrice method to dump the Status text out to console when it does not pass the IF statement you mentioned above

 if ((respMsg.HintMask & RespMsg.HintMaskFlag.Payload) != 0)
{           
....
....
}
else if ((respMsg.HintMask & RespMsg.HintMaskFlag.RespStatus) != 0)
{               
  RespStatus status = respMsg.RespStatus;
  Console.WriteLine("Status:" + status.StatusText);
}

If after confirming your build folder has the correctly populated ExampleRFA.cfg file, you continue to have problems, then please upload the console output and the trace xml file.

Hi @anil.s

If you know the RIC code for the currency rate, you can use that instead of the sample RIC code that is being used in the QuickStart Consumer code.

So, for example if the Quickstart example is using "TRI.N" for the RIC, you could replace this with "EUR=" or "GBP=" for Euro or Sterling related prices.

You can Consume the "CURRENCIES" RIC to get the Currencies Speed Guide page, which lists the codes for other Currency related pages. e.g. "G7CCY/1" details the guide pages for G7 Currencies. The pages show the RIC codes needed to drill down - e.g. "EUR/1" is Euro guide page. From there you can see the various Euro related RICs e.g. EUR="

You can use the convenient GUI viewing tool SpeedGuide to view the above pages.

Hi @anil.s

The term “Market Price” is actually used to denote information which contains trades and quotes. You can retrieve FX rate from Market Price.

In order to retrieve FX rate, you have to specify FX rate's RIC as the item name.

Some sample FX rate RICs are

JPY=
GBP=
EUR=

The above RICs are USD cross rate. For non-USD cross rates, you have to use "<Currency Code A><Currency Code B>=". For example:

GBPJPY=
EURCAD=

(Try swapping A - B currency if the request return not found).

If you need help in finding out the RIC for FX instrument, try the RIC Search tool available in the developers portal in the Home page > under Resources. Type in the name of currency and select FX and Money category to restrict results.

The last entry in the table is a RIC, which can be used in the RFA Quickstart consumer example.