Re: [Quickfix-developers] CME iLink 2500 message resend limit‏

[Blabos de B. <bl...@gm...>]

Hi,

Why you want this?

EndSeqNo equals zero doesn't mean "resend all messages from sequence
number equals BeginSeqNo to the last one message sent"?

You really need it?

Alternativelly you can catch any message that will be resent
imediately before it be resent, into the callback "toApp".

Blabos

2009/11/23 Steve Smith <st...@ho...>:
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> I appologize if this has already been asked but am wondering how others have addressed this. We are intercepting the resend request that QuickFIX generates after seeing a sequence number gap. QuickFIX sets the EndSeqNo to zero, as it should. We can change the EndSeqNo to the BeginSeqNo + 2499, but this breaks down if the gap was less than 2500 messages as we are asking for more messages than the other side (the CME) has to deliver. There is a way to get the sequence number that QuickFIX expects, but is there anyway to get the sequence number that triggered the resend request? Or is there a better way to address this?
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> Thanks, Steve
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