RE: [Quickfix-developers] Required Tag missing - 58

[Shepheard, T. (London) <Tob...@ml...>]

Sorry yes, I got to and from confused. Although, it very much looks like
the sort of message I would expect you to be receiving given your code.=20
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You're still using setField, just use set instead to keep things as type
safe as possible.=20
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The Instrument block of a TCRR Ack (Msg AQ) is not a required part for
that message, although if you are getting an instrument block then the
symbol is a required part of it. Looks like you're expecting to receive
one, and the counterparty isn't sending it. Either get the counterparty
to send, or change your code to not require an Instrument block.
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If you are receiving a TCRR Ack (AQ) then the counterparty must be
seeing your request or they wouldn't have replied.=20
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Maybe you should run a network trace to see exactly what's being sent in
and out, and then double check that all required fields are being sent
each way. Also, if you have further problems please post a copy of your
logs.

	-----Original Message-----
	From: Shankar Krishnan [mailto:skr...@jw...]=20
	Sent: 06 February 2006 16:45
	To: Shepheard, Toby (London)
	Cc: qui...@li...
	Subject: RE: [Quickfix-developers] Required Tag missing - 58
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	Thanks, I had no intention of  creating a Generic message
object, sorry about that, hence the code should have looked like

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	private void application_Logon(object sender,
FIXSessionIDEventArgs e)

	            {

	                  QuickFix44.TradeCaptureReportRequest
myTCRreport =3D new  QuickFix44.TradeCaptureReportRequest();

	                   myTCRreport.setField(new
QuickFix.SubscriptionRequestType('1'));

	                   myTCRreport.setField(new
QuickFix.TradeRequestType(1));

	                   myTCRreport.setField(new
QuickFix.TradeRequestID("abc101"));

	                   myTCRreport.setField(new
QuickFix.Text("TCR"));

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Session.sendToTarget(myTCRreport,e.SessionID);

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	            }

	Also, looking up the quick doc, toAdmin - is actually what my
server is sending out to the counterparty., it is 55 which is SYMBOL.

	Also the counterparty says he hasn't seen any report request
come in from me.

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	58=3DRequired tag missing

	371=3D55

	372=3DAQ

	373=3D1

	10=3D182

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	From: Shepheard, Toby (London) [mailto:Tob...@ml...]=20
	Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 11:10 AM
	To: Shankar Krishnan; qui...@li...
	Subject: RE: [Quickfix-developers] Required Tag missing - 58

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	First of all, you are misinterpreting the toAdmin message. This
is a response to you, from the other server, with a MsgType (tag 35) of
3 - a reject message. The field 58 is a text field telling you why your
message was rejected - it was missing a required tag. Field 371,
RefTagId, is saying that the missing tag was tag 35. This isn't good,
because tag 35 is the message type! So, you were sending a message
without setting the msgType...now to look at why...

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	If you look at your code, you're actually sending a
QuickFix.Message object. This is a generic message object, and you're
never telling it what type of FIX message it is meant to be.  You're
creating the report-type message and then not doing anything with it at
the moment. You should really use the typesafe set methods  as described
in the docs I pointed at earlier, not the setField method.
(http://www.quickfixengine.org/quickfix/doc/html/sending_messages.html).
Whilst both work, the recommended method is recommended for good reasons
- including the fact that it sets the msgType and other header fields
for you :)

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	Thus:

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	QuickFix44.TradeCaptureReportRequest myTCRreport =3D new
QuickFix44.TradeCaptureReportRequest();

	                  myTCRreport.set(new
QuickFix.SubscriptionRequestType('1'));

	                  myTCRreport.set(new
QuickFix.TradeRequestType(1));

	                  myTCRreport.set(new
QuickFix.TradeRequestID("abc101"));

	                  myTCRreport.set(new QuickFix.Text("TCR"));

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	                  Session.sendToTarget(msg,e.SessionID);

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	As a minor aside, perhaps its worth adding a check in the
QuickFIX code to catch people trying to send messages formed from the
base class and with no specific type.

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	Regards

	Toby

		-----Original Message-----
		From: qui...@li...
[mailto:qui...@li...] On Behalf Of
Shankar Krishnan
		Sent: 06 February 2006 15:49
		To: qui...@li...
		Subject: [Quickfix-developers] Required Tag missing - 58

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		When sending a Session.sendToTarget request for a trade
capture report request coded as

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		QuickFix44.TradeCaptureReportRequest myTCRreport =3D new
QuickFix44.TradeCaptureReportRequest();

		                  QuickFix.Message msg =3D new
QuickFix.Message();

		                  msg.setField(new
QuickFix.SubscriptionRequestType('1'));

		                  msg.setField(new
QuickFix.TradeRequestType(1));

		                  msg.setField(new
QuickFix.TradeRequestID("abc101"));

		                  msg.setField(new
QuickFix.Text("TCR"));

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		                  Session.sendToTarget(msg,e.SessionID);

		--

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		My ToAdmin message string looks like

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		To Admin:::::8=3DFIX.4.4_

		9=3D117

		35=3D3

		34=3D2

		49=3D XXXXX

		52=3D20060206-15:44:09.729

		56=3Dxxxxxxxx

		45=3D1

		58=3DRequired tag missing

		371=3D35

		372=3DA_

		373=3D1

		10=3D009

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		I am using FIX 4.4, the TCR request does not mention any
tag 58, which seems to be a text field, I tried inserting

		A text field that did not work too.

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		Thanks

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