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Hi Zoltan,
Your analysis is correct, but you have the wrong delimiter value. FIX fields
are delimited with an ASCII 1, not 0.
Eyal,
If you would like to use a FIX testing tool, you can also try out FIX Tester at
www.jettekfix.com. It may shed some light on errors you face.
Regards,
Greg.
> > do you know where can i test this fix message?
>
> nt.Append("8=FIX.4.4/9=136/35=A/49=*****/56=***/34=596")
>
> It appears that you are delimiting your fields with "/". This will not
> work with any FIX engine. Fields should be delimited with the ascii null
> character, which is the first character in the set. In C# it would be
> something like:
>
> char delimiter = (char) 0;
>
> To test FIX messages, you can use one of the free FIX engines or
> applications.
>
> http://www.quickfixj.org/ http://fiximulator.org/
>
> FIXimulator is built using QuickFIX/J and is fairly well documented. It
> only supports FIX 4.2 at this time though so you would need to change
> your test message if you're sending anything to it.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Cheers, Zoltan
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