- RFA.CFG
- appendix_a
- enumtype.def
Usually, if you are running a console or WinForms application, you put these config files in the same directory as your executable.
However, what if you are running a Windows Service that uses RFA?
After some experimentation, we found that you need to store the files in these places:
- Windows 32 - Put the files in c:\WINNT\system32
- Windows 64 - Put the files in c:\WINNT\SysWow64
A service or an executable that uses RFA (the Marketfeed API, not the OMM API) uses 32-bit DLLs. This is because Reuters does not yet have 64-bit DLLs for RFA. Therefore, you need to use CorFlags.exe on a 64-bit Windows 2003 server in order to get your application to run.
- corflags mydll /32BIT+
Thanks to the wonderful Procmon utility from SysInternals for helping us out with this issue.
©2008 Marc Adler - All Rights Reserved.
All opinions here are personal, and have no relation to my employer.
1 comment:
I'm not sure if it works, but you may consider this Win32 API function,
SetCurrentDirectory.
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