{{Quickfixn}} Heartbeat delays and re-start MDR

[Grant Birchmeier]

You're not spending too much time in a callback are you?  If you're
spending too much time in callbacks, I think this could delay the heartbeat
handling.  Not 100% sure, though.


On Fri, Dec 6, 2013 at 7:35 AM, Øyvind Sævareid Ellefsen <oyvind at ssc.no>wrote:

>  Ladies, gents;
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> I have seen some issues in my heartbeat lately, I can see that 2-3 times
> during the day, I am sending a heartbeat with 35-36 seconds instead of the
> configured 30 seconds.
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> My question is; may that be caused by “too much” work for the application?
> Honestly, I do not believe such, the application consumes only 2-3% cpu,
> but still there a lot of operations going on for each receive of MarketData.
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> Is the heartbeats handled by it’s own thread, or is it running through
> same thread as the IApplication?
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> What happens next, is that my broker sends me a TestReqId, and since I
> have already sent an heartbeat (delayed) it does not accept my answer on
> the testreqID (Incorrect TestReq). I am then logged out, but will be logged
> in again automatically. I have tried to put a startmarketdatarequest on
> logon, but it looks like I initiate this request to fast. Is there any best
> practices for how to handle such disconnects, and automatically start the
> marketdatarequest again?
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> Brgds
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> Oeyvind Ellefsen
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