Re: [Quickfix-users] how to send response to a client

[Brian E. <azz...@ya...>]

I have a very similar application and I eventually decided that the
"better" way was to add additional ExecType/OrdStatus values and use
those to differentiate between "my application has received the order"
and "the exchange has received the order".

In my particular case, I use Pending New (OrdStatus='0') to indicate
that my app received and databased the order. I created a new OrdStatus
('x' for at the eXchange) to indicate that the order had been received
by the exchange.

FIX hasn't fully come to terms with third-party order management
systems acting as a bridge between clients and exchanges. Hopefully
they will start looking at that (if they haven't already) as most of
the ISVs out there are now adding some sort of FIX interface to their
order management systems.

- Brian Erst
Thynk Software, Inc.

--- rohan joel pais <roh...@re...> wrote:

>   
> Hi all,
>        I need some help in developing a new project. It is like this
> -  My application will act like a passer, which recieves fix messages
> from the client and then converts it into another format and sends it
> to the exchange.
> But my problem here is i want to tell the client that i have recieved
> his order, without sending him the execution report. so i am asking
> whether i can build my own response message and send it to the
> client.
> 
> with regards
> rohan pais
>