Re: [Quickfix-users] Create Logon Message

[EclipseCap <tob...@ec...>]

A lot of that stuff is language dependent and not really a QFIX thing.  For
starters I believe QFix should run within its own thread as part of its
startup process.

So when a callback fires from the QFix side it is on the QFix's thread.  In
C# when going to call code on my side I do a this.BeginInvoke which should
put the function you are going to call on the message queue of the thread on
your side.  This only applies for C# so if you are using another language I
can't be of much help.

public void FIXOrderFillUpdate(FIXOrderFillMessage FillMessage)
{	
	if (delFIXOrderFillUpdate != null && InvokeRequired == true)
	{
		this.BeginInvoke(delFIXOrderFillUpdate, FillMessage);
	}
}

delFIXOrderFillUpdate is a delegate I created earlier.


bornlibra23 wrote:
> 
> I have another question. How can I have callbacks delivered & executed in
> a separate thread than the one that created the quickfix objects?
> Thanks
> bornlibra23
> 

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