[Quickfix-developers] FW: Need technical help asap

[Shah, A. <AJ...@cm...>]

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Hi,

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I have seen that in your cvsroot directory there are some java based
store implementations. I tried taking FileStore and FileStoreFactory and
some dependent files. But I can see that it has many other dependencies
too. Can I download the whole "quickfixj" folder together for unix
platform? If yes then How can I do that?

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Thanks for your help in advance.

Waiting for your reply.

Ajisha

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From: Oren Miller [mailto:or...@qu...]=20
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 11:22 AM
To: Shah, Ajisha; as...@qu...
Subject: Re: Need technical help asap

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Yes, the MessageStore.java is designed to be inherited and extended.
You can implement this completely in Java to create custom storage.

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This is accomplished through the JavaMessageStore and
JavaMessageStoreFactory in the JNI library which act as a bridge between
the C++ and Java implementations of these interfaces.

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None of this really affects you.  You just need to implement the
interface in Java like normal and it should 'just work'.

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--oren

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	From: Shah, Ajisha <mailto:AJ...@cm...> =20

	To: as...@qu...=20

	Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 9:05 AM

	Subject: Need technical help asap

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	Hi,

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	My application is written in java and We have one requirement
about store. We want to write our own store in java and publish those
messages on Tibco bus, as our other application does. For doing this can
I implement "MesssageStore.java and write my own set of store?=20

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	My question is=20

	Quickfix gives java support by JNI, and writing store in java
will make quickfix to give a java call for getting messages and sequence
related information from my java based store. Isn't it reverse call from
C++ to java? Will JNI or quickfix support this?

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	Please help me in this by clarifying this or let me know if you
have other solution to this.

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	Thanks

	Ajisha

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