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[Quickfix-developers] OrigSendingTime validation on PossDup messages

[Steve B. <st...@te...>]

Hello,

I'm working on OpenFIX certification for the pure Java QuickFIX
implementation. One test that's giving me problems involves a message with
PossDup=Y and no OrigSendingTime. I notice that the session implementation
only validates the PossDup-related fields when when the target sequence
number is lower than expected
(doPossDup() is only called from doTargetTooLow()). The OpenFIX test (FIX
4.2) is sending a message with PossDup=Y and a proper sequence number so the
PossDup verification code is not being called.

It seems a bit strange that PossDup=Y in this scenario (normal sequence
numbers)? Is this a problem with QuickFIX or the OpenFIX test? Comments?

Steve

Re: [Quickfix-developers] OrigSendingTime validation on PossDup messages

[VP M. IT A. E. T. <ass...@gm...>]

Steve

OpenFIX is generating these to test and so it is perfectly logical for
them to send
non-sensical input and test how the system responds.

How do we process such messages?
--
RK

On 6/7/05, Steve Bate <st...@te...> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I'm working on OpenFIX certification for the pure Java QuickFIX
> implementation. One test that's giving me problems involves a message wit=
h
> PossDup=3DY and no OrigSendingTime. I notice that the session implementat=
ion
> only validates the PossDup-related fields when when the target sequence
> number is lower than expected
> (doPossDup() is only called from doTargetTooLow()). The OpenFIX test (FIX
> 4.2) is sending a message with PossDup=3DY and a proper sequence number s=
o the
> PossDup verification code is not being called.
>=20
> It seems a bit strange that PossDup=3DY in this scenario (normal sequence
> numbers)? Is this a problem with QuickFIX or the OpenFIX test? Comments?
>=20
> Steve
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