{{Quickfixn}} Handling Security Definitions

[Mike Gatny]

If you compare the entry in quickfixn's messages log to the string you are
parsing off your message queue, are they identical?  If not, how do they
differ?

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Mike Gatny
Connamara Systems


On Wed, Sep 30, 2020 at 5:16 PM Veduruparthi Raju <rveduruparthi at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am trying to implement the SecurityDefinitions and as part of it I am
> making a SecurityDefinitionRequest (35=c) subscription and I am receiving
> the SecurityDefinitions (35=d)
> Each security definition is huge and is a batch of 100 underlyings. I am
> trying to parse these security definitions and unfortunately running into
> the below exception, which obviously tells me that the message length is
> too long.
> I am using the Quick version 4.4 and the latest dll of 1.9 version.
>
> The onMessage callback of the SecDef receives the original message as
> pasted below and we are pushing that to a message queue as a string and
> there is a handler class where we process that message converting back from
> string to the SecurityDefinition Object  using the below syntax, where
> requestMessage is the original sec def message from the OnMessage
>
> var message = new SecurityDefinition();
>  message.FromString(requestMessage, true, dataDictionary, dataDictionary,
> _defaultMsgFactory);
>
>
> *Invalid message: Expected BodyLength=4012, Received BodyLength=53970,
> Message.SeqNum=6*
>
> The below is one of the original SefDef..
> Please advise how to handle security definitions.
>
>
> Thanks,
> --Raju.v
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