@iliak

It depends on the data feed that you are using.

If it is TREP, Elektron Edge Device, or Elektron as a Service, the example consumer100 or 120 is enough to subscribe to the data. To connect to that server, you need to know:

• Hostname or IP address of the server
• TCP port listening on the server. The default port is 14002
• Service name
• Username

For example:

AppClient client;
OmmConsumer consumer(OmmConsumerConfig().host("127.0.0.1:14002").username("user01"));
consumer.registerClient(ReqMsg().serviceName("API_ELEKTRON_EPD_RSSL").name("USNFAR=ECI"), client);
sleep( 60000 );   

The output is:

It is similar to connect to sink_driven_src.

However, if the data feed is Refinitiv Real-Time - Optimized (Cloud), you need to use the Con113 example.

        OmmConsumer consumer( config.consumerName( "Consumer_3" ) );
        consumer.registerClient( ReqMsg().serviceName( "ELEKTRON_DD" ).name( "USNFAR=ECI" ), client );
        sleep( 900000 );    

To connect to Refinitiv Real-Time - Optimized, the following information is required.

• UserID/MachineID
• Password
• AppKey (Client ID)

Then, run the example with the following parameters:

./Cons113 -username <UserID or MachineID> -password <Password> -clientId <AppKey>

I have tested with the SDK version 1.5.0.L1.

Next, I will answer your questions.

1. does this sample support RIC ECI events?

The consumer 291 is for a custom domain. You should use consumer100 or 120 instead.

2. does changing the name to USNFAR=ECI. is enough ? ( insted of JPY=)

Yes, it is enough if the application subscribes to the MarketPrice domain.

3. Where should i enter the session information that ill receive (user\password )
4. what else should i be aware of ?

You need to verify the types of data feed that you are using. If it is TREP, Elektron Edge Device, or Elektron as a Service, it requires the username. However, if it is a cloud, it requires a username, password, and appkey. You need to contact the account or Sales team for more information.