Re: [Quickfix-developers] Getting Started

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Yeah.  The reason you have overlapping text is because there are two
threads which arn't synchronized.  It's not really dangerous though because
they arn't accessing any of the same resources except the CRT.

But basically what you are seeing in the OUT is the order being sent to the
ordermatcher.  The IN message is the acknowledgment that the order is
received.  If you put in an order on the opposite side (sell) then the
order will get executed.

The tradeclient application is very bare bones and really just shows you
the raw FIX messages.  If you build the jni library and the java API to
quickfix, you can use the GUI version which is much nicer (if you are using
windows).

--oren



                                                                                                                                                    
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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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Subject: Re: [Quickfix-developers] Getting Started


>
> Tony.
>
> 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...
>
> Basically here is what I need to do:
>
> 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.
>
> Do I even have to write such a program or does such a thing already
exist?
>
>
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