Template configuration

[BSE ETI]

HI,
 I have few question.
    1. Does Quick Fast support FIX 5.0 SP2. if Yes how can i read the template file. if No do I have create a new class to support it.
    2. How do I create message such as Login, LogOut, etc etc.
    3. Is this group still active, because I see very less people posting.
    4. What are other open source library for FIX 5.0 SP2.


Thank You

Regards
X

[Dale Wilson]

Hi X,

See replies below:

On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 7:28 AM, BSE ETI <netwo...@gmail.com> wrote:

HI,
 I have few question.
    1. Does Quick Fast support FIX 5.0 SP2. if Yes how can i read the template file. if No do I have create a new class to support it.

 

​> QuickFAST doesn't explicitly support any version of FIX​.  It will encode/decode whatever messages you give it as long as there is an appropriate template.

 

    2. How do I create message such as Login, LogOut, etc etc.

​>  You need a FIX layer of code to generate the meesages that QuickFAST can encode/decode.​

 

    3. Is this group still active, because I see very less people posting.

​> Several exchanges are moving away from FAST encoding to either their own, proprietary binary encoding or to SBE (Simple Binary Encoding) so the activity on this list has dropped.​

 

    4. What are other open source library for FIX 5.0 SP2.

​> Check to be sure your counterparty uses FAST encoding.  If they are using FIX without fast encoding, take a look at http://quickfixengine.org/

OCI also offers support for QuickFIX although we are not the official maintainers of that project.

Dale​

 

Thank You

Regards
X

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