Installation & Uninstallation

Requirements & Compatibility

Supported operating systems: Any OS with JRE 5.0 or above installed.

Application license installation.

FIX Antenna requires a license file (fixaj2-license.bin) for its work. If you have no license, please contact us at sales@btobits.com. If you have the FIX Antenna license, put it please into one of the following places:

  1. in application CLASSPATH;
  2. in application working directory;
  3. in user home directory.

Functional Matrix


FIXAJ Light
FIXAJ Full
FIXAJ Addons
ICE Adaptor
FIXML Convertor
FIXAJ + FIXML Convertor Fast Engine
FIXAJ + FAST Engine
CME Fast Adaptor JMS Adaptor
Features
FIX Engine

FIX 4.0 - FIX 4.4
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FIX 5.0
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FIX 5.0 SP1
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FIX 5.0 SP2
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Custom messages and fields support
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Multiple FIX sessions
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Iniciator/Acceptor Sessions
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Autoreconect Session
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Support SSL (compatible with openssl)
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Transient Sessions
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Restore state after failure (Persistent Session)
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Switch to backup connection
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Pluggable session level
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Admininstrative Plugin for FIXAJ
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Adaptor for FIXAJ 1.X
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Message Object Model

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ICE customization



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Message Vallidation

Wellformeness Validation

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Allowed Fields Validation

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Required Fields Validation

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Fields Order Validation

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Duplicate Fields Detection

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Field Type Validation

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Groups Validation

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Conditional Fields Validation

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FIXML Converter

FIXML for FIX 4.1- FIX 4.4




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FIXML for FIX 5.0




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FIX-to-FIXML convertation




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FIXML-to-FIX convertation




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FAST

FAST 1.1






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JMS

Support for JMS queues









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Bidirect FIX-to-JMS routing server









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Packages structure description

FIXAJ Light

FIX Engine with minimal footprint. This package can be used in products which have strict restriction for their size.
The package includes a top-level directory fixaj-engine-N.N.N with the following content:

You can remove administrative plugin dependencies and decrease a required footprint.

FIXAJ Full

Fully functional FIX engine.
The package includes a top-level directory fixaj-engine-full-N.N.N with the following content:

FIXAJ Addons

Validation and Message Object Model for FIX Antenna.
The package includes a top-level directory fixaj-engine-full-N.N.N with the following content:

ICE Adaptor

FIX Antenna Solution for ICE Trade Capture. This package contains console and GUI tools for communicating with ICE Trade Capture interface.
The package includes a top-level directory fixaj-iceadaptor-N.N.N with the following content:

FIXML Convertor

A set of FIX Antenna related libraries for converting FIX to FIXML and back.
The package includes a top-level directory fixaj-fixmlconverter-N.N.N with the following content:

Fast Engine

The package includes a top-level directory fixaj-fastengine-N.N.N with the following content:

CME Fast Adaptor

Fully functional application for comunicating with CME.
The package includes a top-level directory fixaj-cmefastadaptor-N.N.N with the following content:

JMS Adaptor

Adaptor wich helps to link FIX Antenna and Java Message Service. The package also contains a server for routing FIX messages to and from JMS server.
The package includes a top-level directory fixaj-jmsadaptor-N.N.N with the following content:

Samples descriptions

Samples is a set of small applications accompanied with sources that demonstrate the usage of the core FIX Antenna functionality.

Simplest FIXAJ Samples

CreateMessage

This sample demosntrates how to create a message object easily with FIX Messaging API.

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FlatNewOrderSingleMessage

This sample demosnatrates several ways to convert an existing string with a FIX message into its object representation.

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NewOrderSingleMessage

This example demonstrates how to create a NewOrderSingle (D) message with object messaging model.

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SimpleNewsBroadcaster

Simplest client application. It demonstrates how to create a FIX initiator session and send a News (B) message to server.

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MaxSpeedBroadcaster

This sample demonstrates how to configure SimpleNewsBroadcaster sample for working with maximum throughput.

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CustomProtocolBroadcaster

This sample demonstrates how to run SimpleNewsBroadcaster sample with customized FIX protocol.

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SimpleAdminClient

This sample demonstrates how to connect to an administrative session and communicate with it using the implementation of administrative messages.

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SimpleServer

This sample demonstrates how to implement a FIX server with simple IP filtering of incoming sessions.

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SimpleServerWithAdminSession

This sample demonstrates how to run SimpleServer sample with enabled Administrative plugin.

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SimpleServerWithCustomDic

This sample demonstrates how to run SimpleServer sample with customized FIX protocol.

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Advanced FIXAJ Samples

CustomSessionLevelBroadcaster

This sample demonstrates how to run SimpleNewsBroadcaster sample with customized session level. Redefine handlers for Resend Request(2) and Reject(3) messages in its configuration.

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CustomStorageBroadcaster

This sample demonstrates how to implement and configure a custom storage mechanism for incoming messages (outgoing messages will be stored in the default way). Customization is based on SimpleNewsBroadcaster sample.

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SSL Samples

SingleMessageSSLClient

This sample demonstrates how to configure SimpleNewsBroadcaster sample for working with SSL connection.

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SimpleSSLNewsBroadcaster

A bit more complex than SingleMessageSSLClient sample with GUI elements. It demonstrates how to build the simplest GUI FIX client that can work under SSL.

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SimpleSSLServer

This sample demonstrates how to build the simplest SSL FIX server. The sample is based on SimpleServer sample.

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Validation Samples

SimpleValidator44

This sample demonstrates how to check a message for compliance with FIX 4.4 using FIX Antenna Validation module.

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SimpleValidator50

This sample demonstrates how to check a message for compliance with FIX 5.0 using FIX Antenna Validation module.

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AdditionalValidationSample44

This sample demonstrates how to customize validation in case of using customized FIX protocol.

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FIXML Samples

FIX2FIXML

This sample demonstrates a simple way of converting a string with FIX message into its FIXML representation.

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FIX2FIXMLWithCustomSerializer

This sample demonstrates how to convert a string with FIX message into its FIXML representation with custom XML processing.

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FIXML2FIX

This sample demonstrates a simple way of converting a string with FIXML message into its FIX representation.

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FIXML2FIXWithCustomParser

This sample demonstrates how to convert a string with FIXML message into its FIX representation with custom XML processing.

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FAST Samples

FastDecoder

This sample demonstrates how to decode a FAST message and get a FIX message.

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FastEncoder

This sample demonstrates how to encode a FIX message into FAST.

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SimpleFastClient

This sample demonstrates how to connect to FAST server and receive messages from it. It is built as a simple command line tool.

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JMS Samples

FIXJMSAdpator

This sample demonstrates how to send and receive FIX messages via JMS Adaptor.

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FIXJMSAdvancedAdpator

This sample demonstrates how to send and receive FIX messages via JMS Adaptor. FIXJMSAdvancedAdaptor hides accessing to JMS queues from you and makes it easier to initialize an adaptor.

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Benchmarks

FIX Engine Benchmarks

Latency

This benchmark sample measure latancy for processing message inside FIX Engine. See more about measuring latency in corresponding section: Latency.

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Throughput

This benchmark sample allows to measure throughput (how many messages per second can be sent). See more about measuring throughput in the corresponding section: Throughput.

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Throughput With Nagle

This benchmark sample demonstrates throughput in case the transport enabled Nagle's algorithm.

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Transaction

This benchmark sample measures how much time one transaction takes (sends a message and receives it). Messages are sent one by another.

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Transaction Sequence

This benchmark sample measures how much time one transaction takes (sends a message and receives it). Messages are sent only after receiving the answer from a previous one.

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FIX Message Parsing

This benchmark sample measures different operations with a FIX message:

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Validation Benchmarks

Validation

This benchmark sample measures the time required to validate a complex message for compliance with FIX 4.4.

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FIXML Benchmarks

FIXML benchmarks have 2 tests. They are similar from the first sight and differ only in FIX version of used protocol. This is because FIXML convertor has 2 different implementations for FIX 4.1-4.3 and for later versions. Such behaviour is predicted by means of FIXML description. Earlier versions’ descriptions are different and the converter was adopted to work with both meta-descriptions.

FIXML 4.1 Converter

This benchmark sample measures the time FIX message conversion into FIXML and back. The benchmark uses FIX 4.1 messages.

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FIXML 4.4 Converter

This benchmark sample measures the time of FIX message conversion into FIXML and back. The benchmark uses FIX 4.4 messages.

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FAST Benchmarks

FAST Decoder

This benchmark sample measures the speed of FAST stream decoding.

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Uninstallation instructions

To uninstall FIX Antenna simply remove the FIX Antenna directory from disk. It is recommended to keep the license file though.

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