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This is all very much appreciated. Useful information. Basically I wanted to get an idea and opinions from the users who are actually using it. I agree that there are lots of parameters such as HW configuration, OS, business logic inplementation and constraints such as risk/fat finger check/safety nets, symbol lookups etc. to be taken into the consideration. So, to narrow this discussion, my requirement is speed/performance( sub ms), ability to write my own plug-ins (API)with restrictions such as risk/safety nets and symbol lookup/conversion, running on a good solaris box (DL585) The reason I am asking this question on this forum is, I want to make a sound decision about "whether to use third party software or build in-house engine" considering flexibility, scalability, performance and feasibility (cost) > > What are your experiences and thoughts about Orc Cameron VS Appia? > > > > What are the pros and cons? > > > > Which is better or faster? > > > > I know most of the answers/opinions depend on individual requirements > > > > Say my requirement is low latency and speed. > > > > Thanks > Out of curiosity, why are you limiting the choice to those two? There > are many engines out there that can potentially fulfil your needs: > > * Appia > * Cameron > * Rapid Addition (he says, declaring an interest) > * FIX Flyer > * B2BITS etc etc etc > > Plus the various open source offerings. I am assuming you are looking > for something to run on Linux? [You can unsubscribe from this discussion group by sending a message to mailto:[email protected]]
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