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Maven install with a manifest
Maven install with a manifest








  1. Maven install with a manifest how to#
  2. Maven install with a manifest manual#
  3. Maven install with a manifest software#

Note: The RTSDK Java version 2.0.1 L1 (EMA Java 3.6.1) supports Oracle JDK versions 8, 11, and Open JDK version 8. Please contact your Refinitiv's representative to help you to access the Refinitiv Real-Time Distribution System, or RDP account, and services. (for the CloudConsumer.java example only) Access to the Refinitiv Refinitiv Data Platform and Refinitiv Real-Time - Optimized.Refinitiv Real-Time Distribution System, Refinitiv Data Access Control System (DACS) for the DACSConsumer.java example only.Refinitiv Real-Time Data Dictionary files ( RDMFieldDictionary and f), you can download them from GitHub page.Apache Maven project management and comprehension tool.

Maven install with a manifest software#

This example requires the following dependencies software and libraries. Please check Running Maven Tools page for more detail about other useful Maven commands. You can define the following dependency in Maven's pom.xml file to let Maven automatically download the EMA Java library and ETA Java library for the application. The Refinitiv Real-Time SDK Java is now available in Maven Central Repository. You can download the SDK package from Developer Portal website and GitHub repository. RTSDK - Java package comes with Gradle build tool supported by default, please find more detail in RTSDK Java Build System page and RTSDK - Java's README file. Please see PCN for more details on support. Applications should be proactively rebranded to be able to utilize new features, security updates or fixes post 2.X release. Existing applications will continue to work indefinitely as-is.

Maven install with a manifest how to#

Along with RTSDK 2.X version, a REBRAND.md is published to detail impact to existing applications and how to quickly adapt to the re-branded libraries. Please note that all interfaces remain the same as prior releases of RTSDK and Elektron SDK and will remain fully wire compatible. Starting with version RTSDK 2.0.0.L1 (same as EMA/ETA 3.6.0.L1), there are namespace changes and library name changes. The example applications diagram is the following: The project also shows how to use Maven with a 3rd-party jar file that is not in the public Maven repository. This example project shows how to create the RTSDK - Java project with a simple Maven configuration.

Maven install with a manifest manual#

This supported helps Java developers to build RTSDK Java application, manage its dependencies (Java Developers do not need to manual manage different versions of jar files anymore), and better collaboration in the team.

maven install with a manifest

The SDK has been mavenized to support Apache Maven and Gradle build automation tools since Refinitiv Real-Time SDK (RTSDK) Java (formerly known as Elektron SDK) version 1.2. The capabilities range from low latency/high-performance APIs right through to simple streaming Web APIs. Refinitiv Real-Time SDK (Java Edition) (RTSDK, formerly known as Elektron SDK) is a suite of modern and open source APIs that aim to simplify development through a strong focus on ease of use and standardized access to a broad set of Refinitiv proprietary content and services via the proprietary TCP connection named RSSL and proprietary binary message encoding format named OMM Message.










Maven install with a manifest