Hi Phani,
If I read you correctly you are need to send a FIX message coming from a FIX
endpoint to a endpoint that does not support FIX and accept messages through
row TCP sockets.
Yes, you can do this by making a proxy service accept messages from
FIX-{version} by making the incoming transport as FIX and configure the
proxy service to have TCP transport as outgoing.
Synapse converts the FIX message into a XML infoset internally so you might
have to do transformation to the XML payload in the case of your non FIX
endpoint accept messages on XML format. If your non FIX endpoint is
requesting a non XML format then you have to do more work on writing a
mediator/message formatter to do the formatting.
There are two samples 259 (FIX to HTTP), 260 (FIX to AMQP/JMS) in the
synapse trunk and 1.3 branch (that you have to build or take from a nightly
build), those samples will explain on how to implement the pattern protocol
bridging with FIX.
Regards
AsankaOn Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 8:29 AM, Phani Arava <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > Iam pretty new to synapse (not exactly very good with Java..) trying out my > hands with synapse. Till now succesful in running the sample_257. > > Actually trying to connect a non-FIX exchange with synapse. The protocol > defined by this exchange is given to us (Plain old TCP sockets) . Can we > define an adapter for my app to connect to Synapse (for FIX) and synapse > connects to the exchange with the message protocol. > > How to go about this whole project. What more of java whould i be exploring > before getting into synapse configurations ? > > Regards > Phani > -- Asanka Abeysinghe Architect - WSO2, Inc. m: +94 77 7340064 p: +94 11 2688451/3 e: [email protected] w: http://www.wso2.com b: http://www.asankama.com
