Re: [Quickfix-developers] Getting Started

[<to...@pi...>]

Oren,

Here is what is happening when I try things out:

I first start ordermatch. Then I run the client and I see order match  spits
on the FIX logon messages:

Logon - BeginString: FIX.4.2, SenderCompID: TW, TargetCompID: CLIENT1
Logon - BeginString: FIX.4.2, SenderCompID: TW, TargetCompID: CLIENT2

I the uses the tradeclient app to enter a trade....

1) Enter Order
3) FIX.4.2
1) Market
1) Buy
ClOrdID: 0000 <--- I just made thsi up...
1) Day
SenderCompID: CLIENT1
TargetCompID: TW
Use a TargetSubID?  n
Send Order?: y


OUT:
8=FIX.4.2?9=112?35=D?34=38?49=CLIENT1?52=20020503-19:47:34?56=TW?11=0000?21
=1?38=100?40=1?54=2?55=IBM?59=0?60=20020503-19:43:10?10=152?

1
IN: 8=FIX.4.2?9=140?35=8?34=38?49=TW?52=20020503-19:47:34?56=) Enter Order
2) Cancel Order
3) Replace Order
ActioCLIENT1?6=0?11=0000?14=0?17=1?20=0?37=0000?39=8?54=2?n: 55=IBM?58=Could
not
 convert field?150=8?151=0?10=160?

Is this ok?

Am I good to go?

Thanks


Tony Leotta
http://www.pillarsoftware.com/





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Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 3:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Quickfix-developers] Getting Started


>
> Tony.
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> You are in luck.  QuickFIX comes with an application that does just that.
> It is actually a fully functional ordermatcher so you can create all these
> situations.  Once you follow the installation/build instructions for
> QuickFIX, you just need to build the ordermatch project under the examples
> directory.
>
> --Oren Miller, ThoughtWorks
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>                       05/03/02 01:57 PM
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> I can't figure out how to get started...
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> Basically here is what I need to do:
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> I need to create a simulator process that a FIX Server can connect to.
> This simulator will buy/sell, partial fills, cancel accept, cancel rejects
> etc.
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> Do I even have to write such a program or does such a thing already exist?
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