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Re: EBS market data decoding
Darshan Khedekar
19 Mar 2009 7:40AM ET

Hi,

If OpenFAST is FAST SCP 1.0 compatible then it should clear the dictionaries when it receives TID=120. If not your application should reset the dictionaries whenever you see TID=120

Since TID=120 FAST Reset is a FAST SCP defined template Eurex templates do not include it. If the OpenFAST application requires this message template then you may add it to the Eurex templates as well. Please refer to SCP 1.0 for the definition.

Regards,
Darshan

> Great, thanks for your help. I've been able to read further data from
> the datagram packet. The problem I'm facing now is with the way Openfast
> works. I receive the udp datagram, decode it, get a VERSION MSG,
> continue decoding and there comes the problem. Openfast crashes because
> the decoding process finds an ID=120 and that's not defined in the
> template. I suppose whenever an ID 120 msg is received, the application
> should reset the context. I can do only if I had the 120 inside the
> template. Is there a possible workaround for this? I mean defining
> somehow an empty id 120 msg inside the template and when the api decodes
> a message of that kind just do a reset and continue the decoding?
>
> Hope this clears up a bit the problem I'm facing. Thanks.


EBS market data decoding
Augusto Acuña / Viridian   17 Mar 2009 3:30PM ET
Re: EBS market data decoding
Hanno Klein / Deutsche Börse Systems   18 Mar 2009 9:31AM ET
Re: EBS market data decoding
Dale Wilson / Object Computing, Inc   18 Mar 2009 11:02AM ET
Re: EBS market data decoding
Augusto Acuña / Viridian   18 Mar 2009 3:52PM ET
Re: EBS market data decoding
Darshan Khedekar   19 Mar 2009 7:40AM ET