如何禁用快速修复验证

Question

I need to disable quickfix validation.

Setting UseDataDictionary=N does not work. Removing paths to dictionary files in the config file does not work. Renaming xml files in the directory to some other extension does not work.

Still rejecting messages based on failed validation.

The directory is correct. Please help! I'm sure I am missing something trivial.

Thank you!

PS - in reply to some questions: The error I am getting is: 58=Tag specified out of required order 371=143 372=8

Indeed, the client is sending tag 143 in the message body, not the header. The client will not change the code. I tried adding tag 143 to the ExecutionReport body, but that did not help. I am weary of taking tag 143 out of the header just for these guys.

PS - config file:

[DEFAULT]
ConnectionType=initiator
ReconnectInterval=60
FileStorePath=store
FileLogPath=log
StartTime=00:00:00
EndTime=00:00:00
UseDataDictionary=N
DataDictionary=/xxxxxx
TransportDataDictionary=/xxxxx
ResetOnLogon=N
DefaultApplVerID=9

[SESSION]
BeginString=FIX.4.4
SenderCompID=xxxxxx
TargetCompID=xxxxxx
SocketConnectHost=xxxxxxxxx
SocketConnectPort=52400
HeartBtInt=30

Answer 1

You can disable this specific check by setting the ValidateFieldsOutOfOrder parameter to N in your configuration file. See Configuring QuickFIX .

Answer 2

You have to have UseDataDictionary=Y if you have repeating groups, it tells QuickFIX how to handle items in repeated groups. "Tag specified out of required order 371=143 372=8" usually means that a header tag is in the message body, a body tag is in the header, a repeating group tag is in the body, a body tag is in a repeated group etc.. Since the client is sending tag 143 in the message body rather than the header you will need to edit the DataDictionary so that that tag appears in the message body instead of the header. Since you can set the DataDictionary on a per connection basis I would strongly recommend that you create a copy of the original dictionary, give it a client specific name and edit that file and then connect it to that connection keeping the original clean.