Re: [Quickfix-developers] Quickfix-developers Digest, Vol 24, Issue 18

[Sándor <ujp...@fr...>]

Hi,
 
 I suggest you to create wrapper/simulator classes around
 QuickFIX with the same interface that FIXforge has.  It's enough
 to simulate those methods, that you use in your application.
 FIXforge has a simple API, it will be easy to create the same
 functionality in the method bodies using QuickFIX.
 
 Sandor
 
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 Respected Sir/Ma'am
  
 I need some guide regarding using QuickFIX in my project. The basic problem now i am facing is related to convert my project from FIXForge .Net engine to QuickFIX. I've almost done my project using FIXForge .Net engine but now i come to know that FIXForge .Net engine, I am currently using, is on evaluation period and I've to purchase its license to run my application. Frankly, i cant afford its license cost so i searched for some other solution of this problem. So, i come to know about QuickFIX. NOw, i want to switch on QuickFIX but i explored classes of both of the options mean I've compared classes of FIXForge and QuickFIX and I am scared to switch on QuickFIX. Also, I am scared about performance and compatability issues. Kindly provide me some support regarding these issues. I am scared to change each and every line of code in my project. Most important thing is that do u prefer me to switch on QuickFIX or not?
  
 Ultimately, I am scared to loose a big deal if I will not be able to deliver this project on deadlines. Kindly, provide me some support. I badly need your support. 
  
 Thank You
  
 Best Regards
 Mudasser Hassan