CloudDataService | Nasdaq Cloud Data Service | REST library
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kandi X-RAY | CloudDataService Summary
Nasdaq Cloud Data Service (NCDS) provides a modern and efficient method of delivery for realtime exchange data and other financial information. Data is made available through a suite of APIs, allowing for effortless integration of data from disparate sources, and a dramatic reduction in time to market for customer-designed applications. The API is highly scalable, and robust enough to support the delivery of real-time exchange data. Read our latest NCDS case study: Nasdaq Cloud Data Service Provides Real-Time Data with Efficiency and Scale to Fintech Newcomer Unhedged. This repository provides an SDK for developing applications to access the NCDS API. While the SDK is open source, connecting to the API does require credentials, which are provided by Nasdaq during an on-boarding process.
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// Example2.java
NCDSClient ncdsClient = new NCDSClient();
String topic = "GIDS";
String schema = ncdsClient.getSchemaForTheTopic(topic);
System.out.println(schema);
[ {
"type" : "record",
"name" : "SeqCommoditySummary",
"namespace" : "c
NCDSClient ncdsClient = new NCDSClient();
String topic="NEWS-PRO-GLOBAL"
Consumer consumer = ncdsClient.NCDSNewsKafkaConsumer(topic);
while (true) {
ConsumerRecords records = consumer.poll(Duration.ofMinutes(Integer.parseInt("1")));
if (recor
// Example3.java
NCDSClient ncdsClient = new NCDSClient();
String topic="NLSCTA";
Long timestamp = 1590084445610L; // This is timestamp in millseconds from UNIX epoch. (https://currentmillis.com/)
ConsumerRecords records = ncdsClient.topMessages(topi
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I have searched stackoverflow and proguard related questions and am still stuck.
I created an android .aar library (snifferservice) that holds hardware-related functions and a utility package. I use this for most of my Android apps that connect to this hardware device. I have also an application that only uses the utility package in the library.
I'm using Proguard to obfuscate and shrink my main app, NoseBook, and also using it to obfuscate and shrink the aar in the finished application. Since migrating to androidx and changing to target API 29 I can't create a release version because I get an error stating it can't find a common superclass for files which I specifically marked as dontwarn
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I tried playing with the proguard rules - adding and removing the other packages in the aar, and specifically the packages referenced in the error. Nothing works. If I don't apply Proguard to the aar at all everything compiles OK.
My app uses Firebase Uuthentication and Firebase Cloud Functions. I am using Android Studio 3.6.3 on Windows 10. Any ideas would be most appreciated.
The error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 13:17What finally worked: The error always appeared on the 2nd optimization pass. I added
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