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RE: [Quickfix-developers] VB.net

[Vitor C. <vc...@hi...>]

Hi Rob,

I also ran into this problem while evaluating QF. I believe it has to do
with the fact that VB is not case sensitive. As you can see there is a
C++ namespace named FIX where the Application class in defined. There is
also another Managed C++ namespace named Fix where the .Net Application
Wrapper is declared and which is the one you want to use. As VB is not
case sensitive it tries to implement the C++ interface which is not
possible.
I'm not completely sure of this as I was using C# at the time but I hope
it helps.

Regards


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Rob Kulseth
Sent: segunda-feira, 6 de Janeiro de 2003 19:46
To: qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] VB.net


I am trying to Implement the Fix.Application interface in a VB.net class
file and the IDE keeps telling me that the "Fix.Application is not
accessible in this context because it is 'Private'".  I looked at the
interface definition, and it is defiantly public.  Has anyone
successfully implemented the application interface in VB.net?  Any clue
how to do this in VB.net?

Here is my class definition.  Pretty simple.

Public Class FixConnection : Implements Fix.Application

End Class



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Re: [Quickfix-developers] ThreadedSocketAcceptor vrs SocketAcceptor

[<OM...@th...>]

This bears some explanation as this gets asked a lot.

With the SocketAcceptor and the SocketInitiator, all processing by QuickFIX
sessions occurs on one thread.  This means that all sessions share the same
thread of execution.  This is done through a standard select statement on
all open sockets.  When a message comes across the wire, it is passed along
to the associated session and processed.

This has some disadvantages.  First it means that sessions that require a
lot of processing can easily make the system less responsive for other
sessions.  Second, since QF won't read off the socket until it is done
processing a message, it is possible for the socket to queue up messages
and be overloaded.

These are generally ideal for small applications that have relatively few
sessions and smaller traffic requirements.  Actually you can handle a
considerable amount of traffic with these and is suitable for most small
and moderately sized firms. Its effectiveness depends on the length of your
operations in your callbacks.  It breaks down when you need to do long
operations and fair distribution of processor time between sessions.  I
wouldn't use these, for example, if your callbacks wrote to a database.

--

The ThreadedSocketAcceptor and ThreadedSocketInitiator address these
shortcomings.  With these, each session spawns two threads.  One that is
dedicated to nothing else but reading bytes off of the socket as fast as it
can and pushing them onto a queue, and another that pulls off of the queue
and parses than processes the messages within the session.  This allows the
sessions to process considerably more traffic since the socket is much less
likely to get overloaded, and also allows all sessions to remain responsive
regardless of what another session may be doing.

The thing to keep in mind when using this however, is that there is no
guarantee which thread of execution will be entering your callbacks.
Unlike the SocketAcceptor and Initiator, which can always be expected to be
called by the same thread no matter what, there is no such guaranteee here.
This makes syncrhonization between shared resources very important.

These are what I would use for any effort that required the creation of a
responsive or large scale system.

--oren



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What are the differences between ThreadedSocketAcceptor.cpp and
SocketAcceptor.cpp and between ThreadedSocketInitiator.cpp and
SocketInitiator.cpp

thanks
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[Quickfix-developers] ThreadedSocketAcceptor vrs SocketAcceptor

[Bill A. <bad...@ae...>]

What are the differences between ThreadedSocketAcceptor.cpp and
SocketAcceptor.cpp and between ThreadedSocketInitiator.cpp and
SocketInitiator.cpp

thanks
Billy

RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

[<OM...@th...>]

FYI,

To all who were interested in this thread:

The latest version in the repository has two methods called
setNextSenderMsgSeqNum and setNextTargetMsgSeqNum. These are available from
C++, java and .NET.

Please make sure you understand the symantics of sequence number processing
before you use these.

--oren


                                                                                                                                       
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Hello Oren, All,


I have been reading this thread with some interest. I am in the process of
evaluating quickfix at the moment, so I'm not sure of all of it's
capabilities. My initial opinions are that it looks like a great product -
very clean.


When dealing with seqno's, other than at the end/start of day, you never
want to lower seqno's. This could cause problems including possibly duping
orders (Although any good engine should catch them, that's not always the
case). It is however reasonable to want to be able do something like raise
your outgoing seqno. This can be helpful in a situation where you are
sending a seqno that is less than expected. By bumping up your seqno to
some number higher than what the other engine is expecting should resolve
the problem. You can certainly bring the engine down and modify the seqno
file, but it would be nicer if you can programmatically do this. Is there a
way to do this?


Thanks
John


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qui...@li...
Subject: RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?






QuickFIX does this for you.  If you receive a seq num reset request,
QuickFIX will use it to reset the numbers as specified.


--oren








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<qui...@li...>


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[Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?


                      AM











What if my side receives a seq num reset request? How can I do it in the
code?


Thanks!





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You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.


--oren






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seq number?
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Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to

reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?


Thanks!


Alvin











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[Quickfix-developers] Re: Session::send sync issue

[<OM...@th...>]

I can't believe I missed this suggestion before.  Someone actually ran into
this problem today.  I diagnosed quickly enough but should have made this
change when you sent it 2 months ago!!!  I happened to run into this
because I was browsing your emails since you always have good suggestions
concerning threading issues.  Needless to say I'm checking this in today.

--oren



                                                                                                                                       
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Locker(m_mutex) should be moved from Session::send
to Session::sendRaw, otherwise there is a race
condition between app-level and admin-level messages
if the application spawns separate (from the primary
Session queue processing) threads to send app-level
messages. I happened to actually run into that because
I have another thread per session that provides async
sendToTarget outgoing queue.

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Re: [Quickfix-developers] Java on Solaris

[<OM...@th...>]

Actually, looking at it again it looks like it is finding the file but not
the symbol.  Have you run 'nm' on libquickfix_jni.so to see if that method
definitions exists in the library?

--oren



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Hi there,

Eventhough I exactly followed all the instructions I could find to try a
short sample application of my own, written in Java, this is what I get
when I try to run it:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
/export/home/mj/QuickFIX/mjtst/libquickfix_jni.so: ld.so.1:
/usr/bin/../java/bin/../bin/sparc/native_threads/java: fatal: relocation
error: file /export/home/mj/QuickFIX/mjtst/libquickfix_jni.so: symbol
_ZTVN3FIX16ScreenLogFactoryE: referenced symbol not found
        at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1414)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1338)
        at java.lang.Runtime.loadLibrary0(Runtime.java:744)
        at java.lang.System.loadLibrary(System.java:815)
        at MJMain.<clinit>(MJMain.java:8)
Any clue on what I could be doing wrong ?

Thanks in advance,

Martin

Re: [Quickfix-developers] Java on Solaris

[<OM...@th...>]

Make sure that libquickfix_jni.so is in a place that java can find it.  You
can use -Djava.library.path to explicitly specify the directory it is in.

--oren



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Hi there,

Eventhough I exactly followed all the instructions I could find to try a
short sample application of my own, written in Java, this is what I get
when I try to run it:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
/export/home/mj/QuickFIX/mjtst/libquickfix_jni.so: ld.so.1:
/usr/bin/../java/bin/../bin/sparc/native_threads/java: fatal: relocation
error: file /export/home/mj/QuickFIX/mjtst/libquickfix_jni.so: symbol
_ZTVN3FIX16ScreenLogFactoryE: referenced symbol not found
        at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1414)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1338)
        at java.lang.Runtime.loadLibrary0(Runtime.java:744)
        at java.lang.System.loadLibrary(System.java:815)
        at MJMain.<clinit>(MJMain.java:8)
Any clue on what I could be doing wrong ?

Thanks in advance,

Martin

[Quickfix-developers] Java on Solaris

[Martin J. <mar...@no...>]

Hi there,

Eventhough I exactly followed all the instructions I could find to try a =
short sample application of my own, written in Java, this is what I get =
when I try to run it:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: =
/export/home/mj/QuickFIX/mjtst/libquickfix_jni.so: ld.so.1: =
/usr/bin/../java/bin/../bin/sparc/native_threads/java: fatal: relocation =
error: file /export/home/mj/QuickFIX/mjtst/libquickfix_jni.so: symbol =
_ZTVN3FIX16ScreenLogFactoryE: referenced symbol not found
        at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1414)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1338)
        at java.lang.Runtime.loadLibrary0(Runtime.java:744)
        at java.lang.System.loadLibrary(System.java:815)
        at MJMain.<clinit>(MJMain.java:8)

Any clue on what I could be doing wrong ?

Thanks in advance,

Martin

Re: [Quickfix-developers] reject messages

[<OM...@th...>]

Reject messages are administrative.  You will see them come through on =
the
fromAdmin method.  From there you can pull fields out like you would an=
y
other message.  Determining the reject reason can be trickier.  FIX 4.2=
 and
up have a SessionRejectReason field that tells you why a message was
rejected.  Earlier versions only have a text field which may or may not=
 be
consistent among various conterparties.

In FIX 4.2, to follow your example, an message with an incorrect tag va=
lue
can be detected like so.

SessionRejectReason sessionRejectReason;
message.get(sessionRejectReason);
if( sessionRejectReason =3D=3D SessionRejectReason_VALUE_IS_INCORRECT )=

{
  RefTagID refTagID; /* the field tag that has the incorrect value */
  RefSeqNum refSeqNum; /* the sequence number of the rejected message *=
/
  RefMsgType refMsgType; /* the message type of the rejected message */=

  Text text;
  message.get(refTagID);
  message.get(refSeqNum);
  message.get(refMsgType);
  message.get(text);
}

For versions before 4.2, all you have are the Text and RefSeqNum fields=
.
If you want to know the reason the message was rejected, you are going =
to
have to do some sort of check against the Text, which is often a
proprietary message.

--oren



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Hello guys,

how would one parse reject messages ? i didnt find anything in the exam=
ple
code.
for example, if the peer sends a reject message like
FIX::IncorrectTagValue,
how would the other side catch this message on application side ?
a short and simple piece of code would be great.

thanks in advance.

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[Quickfix-developers] VB.net

[Rob K. <ro...@ri...>]

I am trying to Implement the Fix.Application interface in a VB.net class =
file and the IDE keeps telling me that the "Fix.Application is not =
accessible in this context because it is 'Private'".  I looked at the =
interface definition, and it is defiantly public.  Has anyone =
successfully implemented the application interface in VB.net?  Any clue =
how to do this in VB.net?

Here is my class definition.  Pretty simple.

Public Class FixConnection : Implements Fix.Application

End Class

[Quickfix-developers] reject messages

[<s....@gm...>]

Hello guys,

how would one parse reject messages ? i didnt find anything in the example
code.
for example, if the peer sends a reject message like FIX::IncorrectTagValue,
how would the other side catch this message on application side ?
a short and simple piece of code would be great.

thanks in advance.

saw

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Re: [Quickfix-developers] Message creation

[<OM...@th...>]

Ah yes, you are right about fromString.  I think that it should be made
public.  The equivalent C++ method setString is public already.

What you are doing right now, although a little convenient, is ok.  In fact
it is very similar to how the JNI library does it.

--oren



                                                                                                                                       
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You're right on the Constructor.  I guess a constructor can't return a
derived class, can it?
But it probably belongs in MessageFactory  like you say, but I can't find
any fromString method in MessageFactory (I am using the 1.3.2
distribution).  The fromString in Message is a private native method.

Am I not looking in the right place?  For now, is it a problem for me to do
this for now as described below?

Thanks,


Gary Mui
Prescient Markets, Inc         914-989-3118  (W)
445 Hamilton Avenue          914-422-3693  (F)
White Plains, NY 10601

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                    tworks.COM            To:     gar...@su...

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qui...@li...
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[Quickfix-developers] Message creation






>> It would be nice if the Message constructor (taking a String value)
could
>> do this automatically.  In order to this, I needed to make the
>> Message.initFromString(String str) method public instead of protected.

>> Is this a reasonable request?  Or is there an easier way to create a
>> message object?

I'm not sure how the message constructor can do this automatically.  Once
in the constructor you are already creating a message object and not one of
the derived objects you need.  Am I misunderstanding you?  Do you mean
maybe to have a create method on the MessageFactory that takes in a string?
In any case you do not need to make initFromString public as there already
is a public method called fromString.  initFromString is designed to be
called from constructors because it creates an underlying C++ class.

>> Another related question is what happens if you request a message (via
>> sequence number) from the MessageStore but it doesn't exists?  I'm going
to
>> have the client basically ask for all messages since (lastMsgRecvd + 1).

Depends on which method you use.  If you use the signature for requesting
one message, it will return false if not available.  If you use the method
for requesting a range, it will return a collection with whatever is
available.  So if you have 1-50, and ask for 30-60, you will get 30-50.

Re: [Quickfix-developers] Message creation

[<gar...@su...>]

You're right on the Constructor.  I guess a constructor can't return a
derived class, can it?
But it probably belongs in MessageFactory  like you say, but I can't find
any fromString method in MessageFactory (I am using the 1.3.2
distribution).  The fromString in Message is a private native method.

Am I not looking in the right place?  For now, is it a problem for me to do
this for now as described below?

Thanks,


Gary Mui
Prescient Markets, Inc         914-989-3118  (W)
445 Hamilton Avenue          914-422-3693  (F)
White Plains, NY 10601

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>> It would be nice if the Message constructor (taking a String value)
could
>> do this automatically.  In order to this, I needed to make the
>> Message.initFromString(String str) method public instead of protected.

>> Is this a reasonable request?  Or is there an easier way to create a
>> message object?

I'm not sure how the message constructor can do this automatically.  Once
in the constructor you are already creating a message object and not one of
the derived objects you need.  Am I misunderstanding you?  Do you mean
maybe to have a create method on the MessageFactory that takes in a string?
In any case you do not need to make initFromString public as there already
is a public method called fromString.  initFromString is designed to be
called from constructors because it creates an underlying C++ class.

>> Another related question is what happens if you request a message (via
>> sequence number) from the MessageStore but it doesn't exists?  I'm going
to
>> have the client basically ask for all messages since (lastMsgRecvd + 1).

Depends on which method you use.  If you use the signature for requesting
one message, it will return false if not available.  If you use the method
for requesting a range, it will return a collection with whatever is
available.  So if you have 1-50, and ask for 30-60, you will get 30-50.

Re: [Quickfix-developers] Message creation

[<OM...@th...>]

>> It would be nice if the Message constructor (taking a String value)
could
>> do this automatically.  In order to this, I needed to make the
>> Message.initFromString(String str) method public instead of protected.

>> Is this a reasonable request?  Or is there an easier way to create a
>> message object?

I'm not sure how the message constructor can do this automatically.  Once
in the constructor you are already creating a message object and not one of
the derived objects you need.  Am I misunderstanding you?  Do you mean
maybe to have a create method on the MessageFactory that takes in a string?
In any case you do not need to make initFromString public as there already
is a public method called fromString.  initFromString is designed to be
called from constructors because it creates an underlying C++ class.

>> Another related question is what happens if you request a message (via
>> sequence number) from the MessageStore but it doesn't exists?  I'm going
to
>> have the client basically ask for all messages since (lastMsgRecvd + 1).

Depends on which method you use.  If you use the signature for requesting
one message, it will return false if not available.  If you use the method
for requesting a range, it will return a collection with whatever is
available.  So if you have 1-50, and ask for 30-60, you will get 30-50.

[Quickfix-developers] Message creation

[<gar...@su...>]

I am using the Quickfix library to build a FIX engine that other
applications could connect to and receive / send messages for any
particular session.  Basically, I would like to create a Middleware
solution where FIX messages are processed by my primary application and not
by the Quickfix application itself.  My trading application would connect
to my FIX engine (via RMI) and send and receive messages via the RMI
interface of the FIX engine.

However, one of the issues I must address is handling the case where my
primary application loses the RMI connection to my FIX engine while that
same FIX engine remains connected to the 3rd party FIX engine.  By the time
my primary application reconnects to my FIX engine, my FIX engine may have
received messages from the 3rd party FIX engine that need to get sent to
and processed by my primary application.

In order to deal with this, I am using a FileMessageStore in my Application
implementation to store  every inbound FIX message for that  session.  When
my primary application reconnects via RMI, it always requests all messages
since the last one the primary application received through the last one
that the FIX engine received.

The problem I'm having is when I retrieve the messages from the
MessageStore, I get the text format of the FIX message.  I then need to
instantiate the appropriate Message instance and there doesn't seem to be
any easy way to do this.  While the org.quickfix.Message constructor with a
String parameter does take that string value and construct a Message
object, it doesn't create the appropriate Message object based on the
BeginString and message type.  When I try to resend that message, I get a
ClassCastException because the crack method in MessageCracker only deals
with explicit Message types (not the Message parent class).

The only way around this has been for me to do the following:

     // Instantiate the Message object
               org.quickfix.Message msg = new org.quickfix.Message
(msgStr);

     // Get the BeginString
                BeginString beginString = new BeginString();
                msg.getHeader().getField (beginString);

     // Get the MsgType
                MsgType msgType = new MsgType();
                msg.getHeader().getField (msgType);

     // Instantiate a second Message object using the DefaultMessageFactory
                org.quickfix.Message fMsg = msgFactory.create
(beginString.getValue(), msgType.getValue());

     // Then initializte that new Message with the original message string
(stored from the MessageStore)
                fMsg.initFromString (msgStr, false);

     // Now crack can understand the Message object
                Application.getInstance().recrack (fMsg, sessId);


It would be nice if the Message constructor (taking a String value) could
do this automatically.  In order to this, I needed to make the
Message.initFromString(String str) method public instead of protected.

Is this a reasonable request?  Or is there an easier way to create a
message object?

Another related question is what happens if you request a message (via
sequence number) from the MessageStore but it doesn't exists?  I'm going to
have the client basically ask for all messages since (lastMsgRecvd + 1).

Thanks,


Gary Mui
Prescient Markets, Inc         914-989-3118  (W)
445 Hamilton Avenue          914-422-3693  (F)
White Plains, NY 10601

Please visit us at http://www.cpmarket.com

RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

[<OM...@th...>]

There is, it just isn't publicly exposed.  It sounds like a lot of people
want this and it will be trivial to add support for this.  The MessageStore
interface already has the following signatures (from the repository):

virtual void setNextSenderMsgSeqNum( int ) throw ( IOException& ) = 0;
virtual void setNextTargetMsgSeqNum( int ) throw ( IOException& ) = 0;

Exposing these through the API is all that would be needed to get this
functionality.

--oren



                                                                                                                                       
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                      ac.com>                   xw...@qt...                                                                
                                               cc:       qui...@li...,                                    
                      01/03/2003 12:43          qui...@li...                                        
                      PM                       Subject:  RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?                   
                                                                                                                                       
                                                                                                                                       




Hello Oren, All,


I have been reading this thread with some interest. I am in the process of
evaluating quickfix at the moment, so I'm not sure of all of it's
capabilities. My initial opinions are that it looks like a great product -
very clean.


When dealing with seqno's, other than at the end/start of day, you never
want to lower seqno's. This could cause problems including possibly duping
orders (Although any good engine should catch them, that's not always the
case). It is however reasonable to want to be able do something like raise
your outgoing seqno. This can be helpful in a situation where you are
sending a seqno that is less than expected. By bumping up your seqno to
some number higher than what the other engine is expecting should resolve
the problem. You can certainly bring the engine down and modify the seqno
file, but it would be nicer if you can programmatically do this. Is there a
way to do this?


Thanks
John


-----------------------------------------------------
John Rattinger
SAC Capital Advisors, LLC - Synapse Group
joh...@sa...


-----Original Message-----
From: OM...@th... [mailto:OM...@th...]
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 12:44 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?






QuickFIX does this for you.  If you receive a seq num reset request,
QuickFIX will use it to reset the numbers as specified.


--oren








                      "Alvin Wang"


                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:
<OM...@th...>


                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,



<qui...@li...>


                      01/03/2003 08:50         Subject:  RE:
[Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?


                      AM











What if my side receives a seq num reset request? How can I do it in the
code?


Thanks!





-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:qui...@li...]On Behalf Of
OM...@th...
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 5:04 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?






You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.


--oren






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<OM...@th...>
                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,


<qui...@li...>
                      01/02/2003 03:57         Subject:  How to set my own
seq number?
                      PM









Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to

reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?


Thanks!


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RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

[<dwi...@jp...>]

Correction it is the posdupeflag (tag 43)

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  |       Subject: RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?(Document link: Dwight J Browne)        |
  >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|



You should not lower your sequence number but if you do the possresend (tag
97) should be "Y"  for each resent message and the receiving FIX engine/OMS
should process them accordingly.
Lowering the sequence number can be helpful when dealing with a stateless
system.

Optimally, changing the sequence number should be performed
programmatically and not through file modification.  For a production
environment, this can be a violation of both IT and compliance policies
(depending upon your organization)

Thanks

Dwight Browne


Exchange connectivity and GTW FIX re-engineering


277 Park 46th floor : 622 4358





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  |       Subject:  RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?                                       |
  >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|




Hello Oren, All,


I have been reading this thread with some interest. I am in the process of
evaluating quickfix at the moment, so I'm not sure of all of it's
capabilities. My initial opinions are that it looks like a great product -
very clean.


When dealing with seqno's, other than at the end/start of day, you never
want to lower seqno's. This could cause problems including possibly duping
orders (Although any good engine should catch them, that's not always the
case). It is however reasonable to want to be able do something like raise
your outgoing seqno. This can be helpful in a situation where you are
sending a seqno that is less than expected. By bumping up your seqno to
some number higher than what the other engine is expecting should resolve
the problem. You can certainly bring the engine down and modify the seqno
file, but it would be nicer if you can programmatically do this. Is there a
way to do this?


Thanks
John


-----------------------------------------------------
John Rattinger
SAC Capital Advisors, LLC - Synapse Group
joh...@sa...


-----Original Message-----
From: OM...@th... [mailto:OM...@th...]
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 12:44 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?






QuickFIX does this for you.  If you receive a seq num reset request,
QuickFIX will use it to reset the numbers as specified.


--oren








                      "Alvin Wang"


                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:
<OM...@th...>


                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,



<qui...@li...>


                      01/03/2003 08:50         Subject:  RE:
[Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?


                      AM











What if my side receives a seq num reset request? How can I do it in the
code?


Thanks!





-----Original Message-----
From: qui...@li...
[mailto:qui...@li...]On Behalf Of
OM...@th...
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 5:04 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?






You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.


--oren






                      "Alvin Wang"
                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:
<OM...@th...>
                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,


<qui...@li...>
                      01/02/2003 03:57         Subject:  How to set my own
seq number?
                      PM









Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to

reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?


Thanks!


Alvin











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RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

[<dwi...@jp...>]

You should not lower your sequence number but if you do the possresend (tag
97) should be "Y"  for each resent message and the receiving FIX engine/OMS
should process them accordingly.
Lowering the sequence number can be helpful when dealing with a stateless
system.

Optimally, changing the sequence number should be performed
programmatically and not through file modification.  For a production
environment, this can be a violation of both IT and compliance policies
(depending upon your organization)

Thanks

Dwight Browne


Exchange connectivity and GTW FIX re-engineering


277 Park 46th floor : 622 4358





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|         |           Joh...@sa...              |
|         |           Sent by:                            |
|         |           qui...@li...ur|
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|         |                                               |
|         |                                               |
|         |           01/03/2003 01:43 PM                 |
|         |                                               |
|---------+----------------------------------------------->
  >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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  |       To:       OM...@th..., xw...@qt...                                                 |
  |       cc:       qui...@li..., qui...@li...        |
  |       Subject:  RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?                                       |
  >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|




Hello Oren, All,


I have been reading this thread with some interest. I am in the process of
evaluating quickfix at the moment, so I'm not sure of all of it's
capabilities. My initial opinions are that it looks like a great product -
very clean.


When dealing with seqno's, other than at the end/start of day, you never
want to lower seqno's. This could cause problems including possibly duping
orders (Although any good engine should catch them, that's not always the
case). It is however reasonable to want to be able do something like raise
your outgoing seqno. This can be helpful in a situation where you are
sending a seqno that is less than expected. By bumping up your seqno to
some number higher than what the other engine is expecting should resolve
the problem. You can certainly bring the engine down and modify the seqno
file, but it would be nicer if you can programmatically do this. Is there a
way to do this?


Thanks
John


-----------------------------------------------------
John Rattinger
SAC Capital Advisors, LLC - Synapse Group
joh...@sa...


-----Original Message-----
From: OM...@th... [mailto:OM...@th...]
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 12:44 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?






QuickFIX does this for you.  If you receive a seq num reset request,
QuickFIX will use it to reset the numbers as specified.


--oren








                      "Alvin Wang"


                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:
<OM...@th...>


                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,



<qui...@li...>


                      01/03/2003 08:50         Subject:  RE:
[Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?


                      AM











What if my side receives a seq num reset request? How can I do it in the
code?


Thanks!





-----Original Message-----
From: qui...@li...
[mailto:qui...@li...]On Behalf Of
OM...@th...
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 5:04 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?






You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.


--oren






                      "Alvin Wang"
                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:
<OM...@th...>
                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,


<qui...@li...>
                      01/02/2003 03:57         Subject:  How to set my own
seq number?
                      PM









Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to

reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?


Thanks!


Alvin











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subsidiaries and affiliates.

RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

[Rattinger, J. <Joh...@sa...>]

Hello Oren, All,

I have been reading this thread with some interest. I am in the process of
evaluating quickfix at the moment, so I'm not sure of all of it's
capabilities. My initial opinions are that it looks like a great product -
very clean.

When dealing with seqno's, other than at the end/start of day, you never
want to lower seqno's. This could cause problems including possibly duping
orders (Although any good engine should catch them, that's not always the
case). It is however reasonable to want to be able do something like raise
your outgoing seqno. This can be helpful in a situation where you are
sending a seqno that is less than expected. By bumping up your seqno to some
number higher than what the other engine is expecting should resolve the
problem. You can certainly bring the engine down and modify the seqno file,
but it would be nicer if you can programmatically do this. Is there a way to
do this? 

Thanks 
John

-----------------------------------------------------
John Rattinger
SAC Capital Advisors, LLC - Synapse Group
joh...@sa...

-----Original Message-----
From: OM...@th... [mailto:OM...@th...]
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 12:44 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?



QuickFIX does this for you.  If you receive a seq num reset request,
QuickFIX will use it to reset the numbers as specified.

--oren



 

                      "Alvin Wang"

                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:
<OM...@th...>

                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,

 
<qui...@li...>

                      01/03/2003 08:50         Subject:  RE:
[Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?                   
                      AM

 

 





What if my side receives a seq num reset request? How can I do it in the
code?

Thanks!


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:qui...@li...]On Behalf Of
OM...@th...
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 5:04 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?



You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.

--oren



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<OM...@th...>
                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,

<qui...@li...>
                      01/02/2003 03:57         Subject:  How to set my own
seq number?
                      PM






Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to
reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?

Thanks!

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RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

[<OM...@th...>]

QuickFIX does this for you.  If you receive a seq num reset request,
QuickFIX will use it to reset the numbers as specified.

--oren



                                                                                                                                       
                      "Alvin Wang"                                                                                                     
                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:       <OM...@th...>                                                    
                      ces.com>                 cc:       <qui...@li...>,                                  
                                                <qui...@li...>                                      
                      01/03/2003 08:50         Subject:  RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?                   
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What if my side receives a seq num reset request? How can I do it in the
code?

Thanks!


-----Original Message-----
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OM...@th...
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 5:04 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?



You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.

--oren



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<OM...@th...>
                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,

<qui...@li...>
                      01/02/2003 03:57         Subject:  How to set my own
seq number?
                      PM






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reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?

Thanks!

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RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

[Alvin W. <xw...@qt...>]

What if my side receives a seq num reset request? How can I do it in the
code?

Thanks!


-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 5:04 PM
To: xw...@qt...
Cc: qui...@li...;
qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?



You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.

--oren



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                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:
<OM...@th...>
                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,

<qui...@li...>
                      01/02/2003 03:57         Subject:  How to set my own
seq number?
                      PM






Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to
reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?

Thanks!

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RE: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

[Alvin W. <xw...@qt...>]

But can I do it in the code?


-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 5:04 PM
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qui...@li...
Subject: [Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?



You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.

--oren



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                      <xwang@qtechservi        To:
<OM...@th...>
                      ces.com>                 cc:
<qui...@li...>,

<qui...@li...>
                      01/02/2003 03:57         Subject:  How to set my own
seq number?
                      PM






Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to
reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?

Thanks!

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Re: [Quickfix-developers] Setup problems quickfix

[<OM...@th...>]

Matt,

1)  If the documentation states the C++ quickfix library is created as a
DLL by default, it is mistaken.  The C++ library is static, the .NET
library is a DLL.  Also note that you shouldn't have to convert the dsw, as
QuickFIX comes with a .sln file.  This is the one you should use to build.
This will create a static C++, and a .NET assembly DLL.

If you want to create the C++ library it as a DLL, you will need to link in
the same libraries you would if you were using the static library in an
application.  If you check the section in the documentation on setting up
your project
http://quickfix.thoughtworks.com/documentation/project.html#Windows%20(C++)
, it says you need to link in ws2_32.lib.  This library contains the
winsock methods that QuickFIX uses for connectivity.  If you link this
library in, you should be able to build the C++ library as a DLL.

2) Unit tests are designed to be very narrow tests of specific functions
within the library.  It allows us to isolate the testing of classes and
methods so that we can verify that each individual component within
QuickFIX is working correctly.  Acceptance tests are much broader tests
that verify the system works as a whole.  It is an end to end test that
verifies that all the components are interacting correctly and the external
interface behaves as expected.

So basically, unit tests verify that the components work correctly.
Acceptance tests verify that all the components integrate correctly.

3) What version of Ruby are you running?

--oren


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Hello,

I am currently evaluating quickfix and downloaded the newest version
v1.3.2.
I tried to set it up under Win2000 with the newest MS Visual .Net C++
compiler
according to the instructions given in "Installing QuickFix".
Some problems came up:

1.) If click on quickfix.dsw the Visual Studio asked me if the old project
definition format should be
converted to the new .Net format. I clicked "yes" and all projects are
imported. Finally they could
be compiled successfully. To my surprise I found out that the default
configuration (and thus output)
type is a static library (.lib) and NOT (like it is written in the
documentation) a dynamic library (.dll).

When I tried to change the configuration type in the properties of the
quickfix_lib project
in the "general" tab from .lib to .dll and recompiled it I got the
following errors. Why ?

Keep in mind that I didn't change anything from the original src.
Btw: quickfix_jni_debug creates the desired dll but I want to have it for
quickfix_debug too.

Output (Ignore line wraps):

Parser.obj : error LNK2019: Unresolved external symbol __imp__recv@16,
referred in function "public: bool __thiscall
FIX::Parser::readFromStream(void)" (?readFromStream@Parser@FIX@@QAE_NXZ)
ThreadedSocketConnection.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes
Symbol __imp__recv@16
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
__imp__WSAStartup@8, referred in function "void __cdecl
FIX::socket_init(void)" (?socket_init@FIX@@YAXXZ)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
__imp__WSACleanup@0, referred in function "void __cdecl
FIX::socket_term(void)" (?socket_term@FIX@@YAXXZ)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__listen@8,
referred in function "int __cdecl FIX::socket_createAcceptor(int)"
(?socket_createAcceptor@FIX@@YAHH@Z)
SocketServer.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
__imp__listen@8, referred in function "public: __thiscall
FIX::SocketServer::SocketServer(int,int)" (??0SocketServer@FIX@@QAE@HH@Z)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__bind@12,
referred in function "int __cdecl FIX::socket_createAcceptor(int)"
(?socket_createAcceptor@FIX@@YAHH@Z)
SocketServer.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes Symbol
__imp__bind@12
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__htons@4,
referred in function "int __cdecl FIX::socket_createAcceptor(int)"
(?socket_createAcceptor@FIX@@YAHH@Z)
SocketConnector.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes Symbol
__imp__htons@4
SocketServer.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes Symbol
__imp__htons@4
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__socket@12,
referred in function "int __cdecl FIX::socket_createAcceptor(int)"
(?socket_createAcceptor@FIX@@YAHH@Z)
SocketConnector.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes Symbol
__imp__socket@12
SocketServer.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes Symbol
__imp__socket@12
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__connect@12,
referred in function "int __cdecl FIX::socket_createConnector(char const
*,int)" (?socket_createConnector@FIX@@YAHPBDH@Z)
SocketConnector.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes Symbol
__imp__connect@12
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__inet_addr@4,
referred in function "int __cdecl FIX::socket_createConnector(char const
*,int)" (?socket_createConnector@FIX@@YAHPBDH@Z)
SocketConnector.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes Symbol
__imp__inet_addr@4
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__accept@12,
referred in function "int __cdecl FIX::socket_accept(int)"
(?socket_accept@FIX@@YAHH@Z)
SocketServer.obj : error LNK2001: Nichtaufgeloestes externes Symbol
__imp__accept@12
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__send@16,
referred in function "bool __cdecl FIX::socket_send(int,char const *,int)"
(?socket_send@FIX@@YA_NHPBDH@Z)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
__imp__closesocket@4, referred in function "void __cdecl
FIX::socket_close(int)" (?socket_close@FIX@@YAXH@Z)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__shutdown@8,
referred in function "void __cdecl FIX::socket_close(int)"
(?socket_close@FIX@@YAXH@Z)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
__imp__ioctlsocket@12, referred in function "bool __cdecl
FIX::socket_fionread(int,int &)" (?socket_fionread@FIX@@YA_NHAAH@Z)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
__imp__setsockopt@20, referred in function "void __cdecl
FIX::socket_setsockopt(int)" (?socket_setsockopt@FIX@@YAXH@Z)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__inet_ntoa@4,
referred in function "char const * __cdecl FIX::socket_hostname(char const
*)" (?socket_hostname@FIX@@YAPBDPBD@Z)
Utility.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
__imp__gethostbyname@4, referred in function "char const * __cdecl
FIX::socket_hostname(char const *)" (?socket_hostname@FIX@@YAPBDPBD@Z)
SocketMonitor.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
__imp__select@20, referred in function "public: void __thiscall
FIX::SocketMonitor::block(class FIX::SocketMonitor::Strategy &)"
(?block@SocketMonitor@FIX@@QAEXAAVStrategy@12@@Z)


2.) Ok, for the first time I decided to work with the lib instead of the
dll and compiled all the
other sources successfully.

However I am wondering what the difference is between the unit tests and
the acceptance tests.
Do the unit test only perform plausibilty checks inside the lib and do not
send FIX messages to server
whereas the acceptance test do send them to the test server ?

In other words: For acceptance test is a running (test) server necessary -
for unit test not.
Is this correct ?

3.) When performing the unit (and acceptance) tests I got the following
output with warnings/errors for some cases.
What do these errors mean ?
E.g.
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
...
<E>8=FIX.4.2*9=55*35=0*34=2*49=ISLD*52=00000000-00:00:00*56=TW*112=HELLO*10=0*</E>

<A>8=FIX.4.2*9=105*35=3*34=2*49=ISLD*52=20030102-14:10:43*56=TW*45=1*58=Incorrect
 data format for value*371=122*372=4*373=6*10=194*</A></message>

Thank you
Matt Adams



D:\test\quickfix\test>runat.bat

D:\test\quickfix\test>echo off
"Usage: runat [release | debug] [port]"
D:\test\quickfix\test>runat.bat debug 5023

D:\test\quickfix\test>echo off
./ReflectorClient.rb:84: warning: parenthesize argument(s) for future
version
<at>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/10_MsgSeqNumEqual.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/10_MsgSeqNumGreater.def' result
='success'/>
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/10_MsgSeqNumLess.def' result
='failure' >
    <message>Was disconnected, expected data</message>
    <trace><![CDATA[./FixParser.rb:59:in `readFixMessage']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:114:in `expectedAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:79:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `each_line']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:132:in `start']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:143]]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125:in `each']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125]]></trace>
  </test>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/11a_NewSeqNoGreater.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/11b_NewSeqNoEqual.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/11c_NewSeqNoLess.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/13b_UnsolicitedLogoutMessage.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/14a_BadField.def' result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/14b_RequiredFieldMissing.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/14c_TagNotDefinedForMsgType.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/14d_TagSpecifiedWithoutValue.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/14e_IncorrectEnumValue.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/14f_IncorrectDataFormat.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix40/14g_HeaderBodyTrailerFieldsOutOfOrder.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix40/15_HeaderAndBodyFieldsOrderedDifferently.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix40/19a_PossResendMessageThatHAsAlreadyBeenSent.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix40/19b_PossResendMessageThatHasNotBeenSent.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/1a_ValidLogonMsgSeqNumTooHigh.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix40/1a_ValidLogonWithCorrectMsgSeqNum.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/1b_DuplicateIdentity.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/1c_InvalidSenderCompID.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/1c_InvalidTargetCompID.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/1d_InvalidLogonLengthInvalid.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/1d_InvalidLogonWrongBeginString.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/1e_NotLogonMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/20_SimultaneousResendRequest.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2a_MsgSeqNumCorrect.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2b_MsgSeqNumTooHigh.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2c_MsgSeqNumTooLow.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2d_GarbledMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2e_PossDupAlreadyReceived.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2e_PossDupNotReceived.def' result
='success'/>
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix40/2f_PossDupOrigSendingTimeTooHigh.def' result
='failure' >
    <message>Was disconnected, expected data</message>
    <trace><![CDATA[./FixParser.rb:59:in `readFixMessage']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:114:in `expectedAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:79:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `each_line']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:132:in `start']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:143]]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125:in `each']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125]]></trace>
  </test>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2g_PossDupNoOrigSendingTime.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2i_BeginStringValueUnexpected.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2k_CompIDDoesNotMatchProfile.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2m_BodyLengthValueNotCorrect.def'
result='success'/>
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2o_SendingTimeValueOutOfRange.def'
result='failure' >
    <message>Was disconnected, expected data</message>
    <trace><![CDATA[./FixParser.rb:59:in `readFixMessage']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:114:in `expectedAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:79:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `each_line']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:132:in `start']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:143]]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125:in `each']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125]]></trace>
  </test>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2q_MsgTypeNotValid.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2r_UnregisteredMsgType.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/2t_FirstThreeFieldsOutOfOrder.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/3b_InvalidChecksum.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/3c_GarbledMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/4a_NoDataSentDuringHeartBtInt.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/4b_ReceivedTestRequest.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/6_SendTestRequest.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/7_ReceiveRejectMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/8_AdminAndApplicationMessages.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/8_OnlyAdminMessages.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix40/8_OnlyApplicationMessages.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/10_MsgSeqNumEqual.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/10_MsgSeqNumGreater.def' result
='success'/>
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/10_MsgSeqNumLess.def' result
='failure' >
    <message>Was disconnected, expected data</message>
    <trace><![CDATA[./FixParser.rb:59:in `readFixMessage']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:114:in `expectedAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:79:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `each_line']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:132:in `start']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:143]]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125:in `each']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125]]></trace>
  </test>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/11a_NewSeqNoGreater.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/11b_NewSeqNoEqual.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/11c_NewSeqNoLess.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/13b_UnsolicitedLogoutMessage.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/14a_BadField.def' result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/14b_RequiredFieldMissing.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/14c_TagNotDefinedForMsgType.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/14d_TagSpecifiedWithoutValue.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/14e_IncorrectEnumValue.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/14f_IncorrectDataFormat.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix41/14g_HeaderBodyTrailerFieldsOutOfOrder.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix41/15_HeaderAndBodyFieldsOrderedDifferently.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix41/19a_PossResendMessageThatHAsAlreadyBeenSent.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix41/19b_PossResendMessageThatHasNotBeenSent.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/1a_ValidLogonMsgSeqNumTooHigh.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix41/1a_ValidLogonWithCorrectMsgSeqNum.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/1b_DuplicateIdentity.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/1c_InvalidSenderCompID.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/1c_InvalidTargetCompID.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/1d_InvalidLogonLengthInvalid.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/1d_InvalidLogonWrongBeginString.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/1e_NotLogonMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/20_SimultaneousResendRequest.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2a_MsgSeqNumCorrect.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2b_MsgSeqNumTooHigh.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2c_MsgSeqNumTooLow.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2d_GarbledMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2e_PossDupAlreadyReceived.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2e_PossDupNotReceived.def' result
='success'/>
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix41/2f_PossDupOrigSendingTimeTooHigh.def' result
='failure' >
    <message>Was disconnected, expected data</message>
    <trace><![CDATA[./FixParser.rb:59:in `readFixMessage']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:114:in `expectedAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:79:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `each_line']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:132:in `start']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:143]]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125:in `each']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125]]></trace>
  </test>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2g_PossDupNoOrigSendingTime.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2i_BeginStringValueUnexpected.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2k_CompIDDoesNotMatchProfile.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2m_BodyLengthValueNotCorrect.def'
result='success'/>
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2o_SendingTimeValueOutOfRange.def'
result='failure' >
    <message>Was disconnected, expected data</message>
    <trace><![CDATA[./FixParser.rb:59:in `readFixMessage']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:114:in `expectedAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:79:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `each_line']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:132:in `start']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:143]]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125:in `each']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125]]></trace>
  </test>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2q_MsgTypeNotValid.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2r_UnregisteredMsgType.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/2t_FirstThreeFieldsOutOfOrder.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/3b_InvalidChecksum.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/3c_GarbledMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/4a_NoDataSentDuringHeartBtInt.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/4b_ReceivedTestRequest.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/6_SendTestRequest.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/7_ReceiveRejectMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/8_AdminAndApplicationMessages.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/8_OnlyAdminMessages.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix41/8_OnlyApplicationMessages.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/10_MsgSeqNumEqual.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/10_MsgSeqNumGreater.def' result
='success'/>
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/10_MsgSeqNumLess.def' result
='failure' >
    <message>
<E>8=FIX.4.2*9=55*35=0*34=2*49=ISLD*52=00000000-00:00:00*56=TW*112=HELLO*10=0*</E>

<A>8=FIX.4.2*9=105*35=3*34=2*49=ISLD*52=20030102-14:10:43*56=TW*45=1*58=Incorrect
 data format for value*371=122*372=4*373=6*10=194*</A></message>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:64:in `compareAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:116:in `expectedAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:79:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `each_line']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:132:in `start']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:143]]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125:in `each']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125]]></trace>
  </test>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/11a_NewSeqNoGreater.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/11b_NewSeqNoEqual.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/11c_NewSeqNoLess.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/13b_UnsolicitedLogoutMessage.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/14a_BadField.def' result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/14b_RequiredFieldMissing.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/14c_TagNotDefinedForMsgType.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/14d_TagSpecifiedWithoutValue.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/14e_IncorrectEnumValue.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/14f_IncorrectDataFormat.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix42/14g_HeaderBodyTrailerFieldsOutOfOrder.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix42/15_HeaderAndBodyFieldsOrderedDifferently.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix42/19a_PossResendMessageThatHAsAlreadyBeenSent.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix42/19b_PossResendMessageThatHasNotBeenSent.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/1a_ValidLogonMsgSeqNumTooHigh.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix42/1a_ValidLogonWithCorrectMsgSeqNum.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/1b_DuplicateIdentity.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/1c_InvalidSenderCompID.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/1c_InvalidTargetCompID.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/1d_InvalidLogonLengthInvalid.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/1d_InvalidLogonWrongBeginString.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/1e_NotLogonMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/20_SimultaneousResendRequest.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix42/21_RepeatingGroupSpecifierWithValueOfZero.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/2a_MsgSeqNumCorrect.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/2b_MsgSeqNumTooHigh.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/2c_MsgSeqNumTooLow.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/2d_GarbledMessage.def' result
='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/2e_PossDupAlreadyReceived.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/2e_PossDupNotReceived.def' result
='success'/>
./Reflector.rb:154: warning: string pattern instead of regexp;
metacharacters no longer effective
  <test name
='definitions/server/fix42/2f_PossDupOrigSendingTimeTooHigh.def' result
='failure' >
    <message>
<E>8=FIX.4.2*9=95*35=3*34=4*49=ISLD*52=00000000-00:00:00*56=TW*45=2*58=SendingTime
 accuracy problem*372=D*373=10*10=0*</E>
<A>8=FIX.4.2*9=105*35=3*34=4*49=ISLD*52=20030102-14:10:47*56=TW*45=2*58=Incorrect
 data format for value*371=122*372=D*373=6*10=217*</A></message>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:64:in `compareAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:116:in `expectedAction']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:79:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `each_line']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./Reflector.rb:61:in `processFile']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[./ReflectorClient.rb:132:in `start']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:143]]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125:in `each']]></trace>
    <trace><![CDATA[Runner.rb:125]]></trace>
  </test>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/2g_PossDupNoOrigSendingTime.def'
result='success'/>
  <test name='definitions/server/fix42/2i_BeginStringValueUnexpected.def'
resul
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[Quickfix-developers] Re: How to set my own seq number?

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You can do this by modifying the .seqnum file for the session.

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                      "Alvin Wang"                                                                                                     
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Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to
reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?

Thanks!

Alvin

[Quickfix-developers] How to set my own seq number?

[Alvin W. <xw...@qt...>]

Hi! In QuickFix, how to reset my own seq number? I know I can send Msg 4 to
reset the seq num of the other side. Is there a way I can reset my own?

Thanks!

Alvin