{{Quickfixn}} How to implement a custom message factory

[Jann Roder]

Hi,
I have implemented a custom message factory (IMessageFactory). For the method that returns a Group I just want to fall back to the default implementation. To do this I instantiate the DefaultMessageFactory in my message factory. This worked fine until I made my message factory public (from internal). Now I get a stack overflow because the DefaultMessageFactory has magic to instantiate all public MessageFactories it finds. I was able to fix it by using this constructor: new DefaultMessageFactory(Enumerable.Empty<Assembly>()) . I'm surprised that the constructor that takes a list of factories is obsolete. In any case, I'm wondering if I'm using it right.

PS: The search feature on the mailing list seems to be broken

Thanks,
Jann



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