QuickFix and Genesis Securities

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walterjennings

Hey. I was wondering if anyone here has managed to get QuickFix to work with Genesis Securities' FIX server?

I'm having an issue where I can connect to the server without the connection being dropped. I try to send my logon message and I get nothing back from them until the logonTimeout gets hit and it disconnects.

Unfortunately the FIX pdf provided only gives a few sentences on how the logon message should be formatted.

The message logon message I am sending is:
8=FIX.4.29=9135=A34=149=sendercompid52=20081022-20:16:48.74156=targetcompid95=1996=username,password98=0108=30141=Y10=118

Any hints or suggestions would be a great help.
 
Also should it be possible to log onto a FIX server with telnet be able to test everything by hand? Iv read some threads about people doing that to debug issues.
 
If you cannot connect at all, try
telnet ADDRESS PORT

If your side is connected, double-check sender and target IDS, and login info. The next check would be seq numbers.
 
why don't you just use the Genesis API. Does Fix really come with Every option & every Call back that the Genesis API does? Are you able to route to All the exchanges w/ FIX?
 
Quote from Sky123987:

why don't you just use the Genesis API. Does Fix really come with Every option & every Call back that the Genesis API does? Are you able to route to All the exchanges w/ FIX?
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In most cases, client side FIX protocol provided by a broker far more reacher than API, and I'm absolutely sure Genesis just converts your API calls into an appropriate FIX message and sends it out to the destination exchange:

http://www.gndt.com/download/Genesis_FIX_API.pdf
 
The main reason I want to implement FIX is so that it is easier to switch my application between brokerages in the future. And since I am not doing too high frequency trading the loss of speed over the API isint an issue.

Does anyone here have any experience getting QuickFix working with Genesis? I have a feeling that the reason I am getting no response after connecting is some simple setting that is uniquely required by them.
 
Quote from rosy2:

what message does genesis send back? there should be a reason why your message was rejected.
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im getting no message back from genesis. there might be an issue with my connection to genesis resulting in them not getting the original logon msg.

the quickfix log is showing this:

20081027-16:22:20 : Connecting to xxxxxxx on port xxxx
20081027-16:22:20 : Initiated logon request
20081027-16:22:30 : Timed out waiting for logon response
20081027-16:22:30 : Disconnecting

I think normally there is a "Connection Succeeded" msg after the "Connecting" line. Though when I do a netstat -a before the timeout, it shows an open TCP connection to my server's IP and Port.

When I telnet into the FIX server and paste

8=FIX.4.29=7335=A34=149=senderid52=20081027-16:44:27.17756=targetid98=0108=30141=Y10=183

it immediately drops the connection.
 
i would think you have to call genesis to allow your IP access to their FIX server. looks like a firewall issue
 
Quote from walterjennings:

im getting no message back from genesis. there might be an issue with my connection to genesis resulting in them not getting the original logon msg.

the quickfix log is showing this:

20081027-16:22:20 : Connecting to xxxxxxx on port xxxx
20081027-16:22:20 : Initiated logon request
20081027-16:22:30 : Timed out waiting for logon response
20081027-16:22:30 : Disconnecting

I think normally there is a "Connection Succeeded" msg after the "Connecting" line. Though when I do a netstat -a before the timeout, it shows an open TCP connection to my server's IP and Port.

When I telnet into the FIX server and paste

8=FIX.4.29=7335=A34=149=senderid52=20081027-16:44:27.17756=targetid98=0108=30141=Y10=183

it immediately drops the connection.
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Try to remove tag 141 (ResetSeqNumFlag)
 
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