Re: [Quickfix-developers] Questions

[Oren M. <ore...@ya...>]

The message string is broken up into fields in Message::setString.
 
Generally, you will end up getting less fields if you have a repeating field in your message that is not specified as part of a repeating group in the XML for that message.

Alok Lal <al...@ra...> wrote:


Yes.


What's curious is that when I print the message in validate() of
Message.h, it's showing less/corrupted info from what is actually being
sent. I'm able to verify this because I have a debug application written
in java that also gets the message and shows me everything.

Where in the source code does the message (Fix 4.3) get broken up into
fields? Where does the parsing actually take place? Do fields that are
not specified or confused in the data dictionary just get ignored? If so,
is there a way to see that happening?

I'm guessing the parsing is initiated in the Fix43_Messages.h? Thanks.


Alok




On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, Oren Miller wrote:

> Are you actually assigning the DataDictionary to your
> session in the configuration file?
>
> --- Alok Lal wrote:
> > All,
> >
> > I've a got very customized SecurityList message
> > coming in and it
> > is not matching what quickfix is interpreting it to
> > be. There are a host of
> > fields that are missing and this is totally throwing
> > off the body
> > length count (resulting in the SecurityList message
> > being rejected). I'm
> > fairly sure that I made all the necessary changes to
> > the data dictionary (xml file) but I'm not sure if I
> > need to make changes
> > elsewhere. Does anyone have any insight on that?
> > I'm using FIX 4.3 and
> > I'm guessing that messages are broken into fields in
> > FIX4.3Messages.h.
> > Is this correct? I wanna be able to see where the
> > fields are getting lost
> > or ignored and why. Can anyone point me in the
> > right direction? Thanks
> > very much.
> >
> >
> > Alok
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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