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ETA and EMA are TCP based or UDP based libraries?

ETA and EMA are TCP based UDP based libraries?

Do we need to handle package recovery if it is UDP based libraries ?

Also both libraries are available on linux and windows platform as well ?

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@Bhimrao.Ghule

Refer to the API Compatibility Matrix, ETA C/Java and EMA C++ support Reliable Multicast transport which exchanging messages over a UDP multicast-based network

To order to use this transport, the application must connect to Refintiv Real-Time Distribution System which is configured to support multicast connection. It relies on the Refinitiv Control Protocol (RRCP) which a reliable datagram protocol to guarantee delivery of messages between two servers.



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Hello @Bhimrao.Ghule

The EMA and ETA APIs (Refinitiv Real-Time SDK or simply RTSDK) use Refinitiv proprietary connection named RSSL which is TCP based, not UDP.

The RTSDK is available in Java and C/C++ editions. The supported platforms are listed in the SDK readme file and API Compatibility Matrix document (can be downloaded here and here).

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Hello @Bhimrao.Ghule

Please refer to a complete answer from @jirapongse.phuriphanvichai.

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