This project contains integrations between FIX Orchestra and QuickFIX.
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FIX Orchestra is intended to provide a standard and some reference implementation for machine readable rules of engagement between counterparties.
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QuickFIX is a popular, open-source FIX engine. It has been implemented or ported to several programming languages, including C++, Java, .NET, and golang.
Some models in this project are intended to be operational while others are proofs of concept.
This module generates a QuickFIX data dictionary from an Orchestra file. The format can be consumed by the C++, Java and .NET versions. Additionally, the module generates message classes for QuickFIX/J directly from an Orchestra file. Although the QuickFIX data dictionary format is not as richly featured as Orchestra, it is hoped that this utility will help with Orchestra adoption.
This module generates code that is conformant to the QuickFIX/J API for validating and populating messages. It is dependent on repository-quickfix.
A demonstration of session configuration for QuickFIX open-source FIX engine. It consumes an XML file in the interfaces schema.
Orchestra specifications specifications for Orchestra in GitHub.
Orchestrations public Orchestra files for service offerings
FIX Standards normative standards documents
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Data files in this project under test/resources are strictly for testing and to serve as examples for format. They are non-normative for FIX standards and may not be up to date.