Re: [Quickfix-users] Anonymous sessions in quickfix

[Djalma R. d. S. F. <drs...@gm...>]

-- ideas:

Create a SessionFactory as a member variable of your acceptor class
and in the SocketConnection::setSession method - if
Session::lookupSession returns NULL, use the factory to create a new
session based on the the header information of the first message that
arrives (the logon).

The created Session object will automatically assume the default
settings as initialized in Session constructor. Later, you might want
to create a configuration file with standard definitions that user can
change before starting the application and that all anonymous sessions
should inherit.

This way, I believe you'll no more see the 'Session not found for
incoming message' in Global log.

Djalma

On 9/10/07, MONHEIT, David, GBM <Dav...@rb...> wrote:
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> I was wondering if anyone has code or ideas on how to implement an Acceptor
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