Channel definitions file configuration

<configuration environment="Certification" updated="2010/09/20-21:10:50">
<channel id="001" label="FX Futures">
<connections>
<connection id="001SA">
<type feed-type="S">Market Recovery</type>
<protocol>UDP/IP</protocol>
<ip>233.111.180.96</ip>
<port>30001</port>
<feed>A</feed>
</connection>
<connection id="001IA">
<type feed-type="I">Incrementals</type>
<protocol>UDP/IP</protocol>
<ip>233.111.180.97</ip>
<port>20001</port>
<feed>A</feed>
</connection>
<connection id="001NA">
<type feed-type="N">Instrument Definition</type>
<protocol>UDP/IP</protocol>
<ip>233.111.180.96</ip>
<port>10001</port>
<feed>A</feed>
</connection>
</connections>
</channel>
<channel id="002" label="FX Options">
<connections>
<connection id="002SA">
<type feed-type="S">Market Recovery</type>
<protocol>UDP/IP</protocol>
<ip>233.111.180.96</ip>
<port>30002</port>
<feed>A</feed>
</connection>
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</connection>
</connections>
</channel>
</configuration>

Tag	Description
<configuration>	Configuration to be used for the current session. environment. (Optional) Configuration environment updated. (Optional) Time when this file is last updated
<channel>	Contains the feed details for the given Market Data Channel. id. Unique identifier for the market data channel label. Label identifying the channel description
<connections>	Contains all the feed connection details for the market data channel.
<connection>	Indicates the start of a new connection. id. Identifier for the connection
<type>	Indicates the type of the feed. Accepted values for feed-type are: S - Indicates Market Recovery Feed I - Indicates Incremental Feed N - Indicates Instrument Definition Feed H - Indicates Replay Connection Feed
<protocol>	Indicates the protocol to be used for this feed. TCP/IP or UDP/IP.
<ip>	Indicates the Multicast Feed Address to join. Required for UDP Feeds.
<host-ip>	Indicates the TCP host to connect. Required for TCP Feeds.
<port>	Indicates the port to which the application needs to connect. Applies both for TCP and UDP feeds.
<feed>	If there are multiple feeds relaying the same data, this tag is used to distinguish between them. For example, if a market data channel contains two feeds which are emitting the same data then this can be used to identify between them.