问题
A Quickfix client validates incoming messages using XML spec files. If a message fails validation, quickfix automatically sends a rejection response. AFAIK in this case quickfix does not call the standard callback for incoming messages fromApp(), so up till now I was unable to programatically capture these erroneous incoming messages and handle them.
Is there a way to capture incoming FIX messages which fail quickfix validation?
Of course they may appear in the default quickfix log files, but I would rather capture them in my code in realtime.
回答1:
Validation via XML spec file is in session level processing. So, there is not suitable hook for this.
On the other hand, there are some configuration parameters;
- UseDataDictionary : eliminates validation
- ValidateUserDefinedFields : eliminates user defined field's validation
look for detailed descriptions
edit: If your real problem is monitoring rejections, capturing Reject(3) and BusinessReject(j) messages at toAdmin() hook is sufficient.
回答2:
There is not.
QuickFIX simply does not consider this a useful feature. If a message is invalid, QF performs the protocol-specified behavior and there is nothing that the application could or should do to recover. Any fix will require developer analysis and xml and/or code fixes, thus log files are sufficient to record the issue.
If you would like an automated alert when such errors occur, I suggest perhaps some kind of external log monitoring app that could watch your logs for occurrences of 35=3 or 35=j. (On the cheap side, a composition of cron/grep actions could do this very easily.)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23357620/capturing-incoming-fix-messages-which-fail-quickfix-validation