Re: [Quickfix-developers] How do I change the field of a message from the .net api?

[Peter P. <pet...@ho...>]

Dear Wilhem,

I'm new to QuickFix but maybe I can help? As someone coming new to it, I also found that Quickfix was very tricky to use; it displays truly bizarre behaviour at times!

I do not believe that you can build a message manually in this way, because Quickfix wants to understand the structure of what you are building (with repeating groups etc) and will probably just throw out things that it does not like.

When I needed to do what you are trying, I decided to build a new message by knowing what fields should be present in the incoming message and getting those values explicitly then rebuilding the groups using the QF-standard way, not by simply setting fields manually.

Yours,

Dan

Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2009 19:54:41 -0800
From: th...@cu...
To: qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] How do I change the field of a message from	the .net api?


hello
 
Happy new year to all!
 
I'm using the .net api
 
I'm working on a gateway, I receive a message from my acceptor function 
fromApp(Message message, SessionID sessionID) 
1) I basically need to change some fields from this message and forward back the message to my Initiator
I'm basically doing this:
 
message.removeField((int)49);
message.removeField(56);
Console.Out.WriteLine(">>>> m=" + message.ToString());

message.setField(49, "MAXP2"); // SenderCompID

message.setField(56, "MAX2PRICE"); // TargetCompID

Console.Out.WriteLine(">>>> m=" + message.ToString());

message.setString(49, "MAXP2"); // SenderCompID

message.setString(56, "MAX2PRICE"); // TargetCompID

Console.Out.WriteLine(">>>> m=" + message.ToString());

 
but when I call some ,remove, replace, setField, setString, nothing change the fields 49 and 56?
2) I also try to loop over the fields and create a new message but I do not get the correct field

System.Collections.IEnumerator enum_ = message.GetEnumerator();
QuickFix.Field key = null;

while(enum_.MoveNext()){
  key = (Field)enum_.Current;

  message2.setField(key.getField(), (string)key.getObject());
}
Here is what I see once this while execute:
+  message {8=FIX.4.2
9=225
35=V
34=2
49=BLABLA
52=20090109-03:49:01.464
56=GATEWAY146=1
55=6E Sep08
48=6E012008090000003232
167=FUT
200=200809
202=0
207=TTSIM
262=1/8/2009 7:49:01 PM172
263=1
264=10
265=1
266=Y
267=3
269=0
269=1
269=2
10=192
} QuickFix.Message {QuickFix42.MarketDataRequest}


+  message2 {8=FIX.4.2
9=69
35=V
146=1
262=1/8/2009 7:49:01 PM172
263=1
264=10
265=1
266=Y
267=3
10=251
} QuickFix42.MarketDataRequest

Which is weird as message2 isn't at all like message? 
Any idea why?
thanks a lot for your help
Wilhem
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