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[Quickfix-users] .Net SessionFactory

[EclipseCap <tob...@ec...>]

As a pure exercise I am trying to build a new session without the use of the
config file ala "settings = new SessionSettings("myconfig1.cfg");".  From
the reading I have done on this site it appears that SessionFactory is the
way to do this.  However, I don't see session factory as a usable class.  

Am I missing it somewhere?  Can a new session object be created in some
other fashion?  Has it not been written yet?

A point in the right direction would be of great assitance.

Thanks,


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Re: [Quickfix-users] .Net SessionFactory

[Malinka R. <ael...@gm...>]

You can directly replace the ConfigFile with an incode setting of
Settings using SessionSettings
http://quickfixengine.org/quickfix/doc/html/class_f_i_x_1_1_session_settings.html
and Dictionary http://quickfixengine.org/quickfix/doc/html/class_f_i_x_1_1_dictionary.html
where you would set your setings in the dictionary (key/value pair)
and then set the settings to the SessionSettings with a sesion or as
the default settings, you would need to then create your own SessionID
http://quickfixengine.org/quickfix/doc/html/class_f_i_x_1_1_session_i_d.html
and then when creating your initiator/acceptor instead of using the
SessionSettings you would have created which load the config file you
just use the SessionSettings object you just created and set the
settings to

On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 12:01, EclipseCap <tob...@ec...> wrote:
> QuickFIX Documentation: http://www.quickfixengine.org/quickfix/doc/html/index.html
> QuickFIX Support: http://www.quickfixengine.org/services.html
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>
> As a pure exercise I am trying to build a new session without the use of the
> config file ala "settings = new SessionSettings("myconfig1.cfg");".  From
> the reading I have done on this site it appears that SessionFactory is the
> way to do this.  However, I don't see session factory as a usable class.
>
> Am I missing it somewhere?  Can a new session object be created in some
> other fashion?  Has it not been written yet?
>
> A point in the right direction would be of great assitance.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
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Re: [Quickfix-users] .Net SessionFactory

[Alain T. <a....@ne...>]

Hi, instead of using a config file, you can set the properties by code:

sessionSettings = new SessionSettings();
QuickFix.Dictionary DefaultDic = sessionSettings.get();

// Global settings
DefaultDic.setString("OdbcDataBase", db);
// ...

// Settings for another session
QuickFix.Dictionary dic = new Dictionary(); dic.setString("SocketConnectHost", source.ConnectHost);
// ...
SessionID sid = new SessionID(
	new BeginString(beginString),
	new SenderCompID(source.SenderCompID),
	new TargetCompID(source.TargetCompID),
	qualifier);
sessionSettings.set(sid, dic);



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QuickFIX Documentation: http://www.quickfixengine.org/quickfix/doc/html/index.html
QuickFIX Support: http://www.quickfixengine.org/services.html


As a pure exercise I am trying to build a new session without the use of the
config file ala "settings = new SessionSettings("myconfig1.cfg");".  From
the reading I have done on this site it appears that SessionFactory is the
way to do this.  However, I don't see session factory as a usable class.  

Am I missing it somewhere?  Can a new session object be created in some
other fashion?  Has it not been written yet?

A point in the right direction would be of great assitance.

Thanks,


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Re: [Quickfix-users] .Net SessionFactory

[EclipseCap <tob...@ec...>]

For those following in my footsteps here is the code I wrote that answered my
initial question.

Many thanks to Alain and Malinka for their help.

	SessionSettings settings;
	FixApplication application;
	FileStoreFactory storeFactory;
	MessageFactory messageFactory;
	SocketInitiator initiator;


//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Get all of the QuickFix variables setup.

//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	settings = new SessionSettings();

	QuickFix.Dictionary defaultDic = settings.get();


//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Set all of the values as you would get them from your config file

//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	defaultDic.setString("ConnectionType", "initiator");
	defaultDic.setString("HeartBtInt", "30");
	defaultDic.setString("ReconnectInterval", "1");
	defaultDic.setString("FileStorePath", "store");
	defaultDic.setString("FileLogPath", "log");
	defaultDic.setString("StartTime", "00:00:00");
	defaultDic.setString("EndTime", "00:00:00");
	defaultDic.setString("UseDataDictionary", "N");
	defaultDic.setString("HttpAcceptPort", "8081");


//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Set the session dependant stuff.

//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	SessionID sID = new SessionID(new BeginString("FIX.4.2"), new
SenderCompID("CLIENT1"), new TargetCompID("ORDERMATCH"));
	defaultDic.setString("SocketConnectHost", "localhost");
	defaultDic.setString("SocketConnectPort", "5002");
	settings.set(sID, defaultDic);

	sID = new SessionID(new BeginString("FIX.4.2"), new
SenderCompID("CLIENT2"), new TargetCompID("ORDERMATCH"));
	defaultDic.setString("SocketConnectHost", "localhost");
	defaultDic.setString("SocketConnectPort", "5002");
	settings.set(sID, defaultDic);

	application = new FixApplication();
	storeFactory = new FileStoreFactory(settings);
	messageFactory = new DefaultMessageFactory();
	initiator = new SocketInitiator(application, storeFactory, settings,
messageFactory);

	initiator.start();
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