Re: [Openmama-users] OpenMAMA, OpenMAMDA and OpenMDM
Adrienne Ambrose <a.ambrose@...>
Good Afternoon,
Firstly most of our email correspondence is on the openmama-dev@... channel, this is the best place to open new topics for discussion.
OpenMamda is a framework running on top of OpenMAMA which provides a market data specific API abstracting quotes, trades, order books, option chains and more, and which provides significant functionality to simplify development of trading applications. OpenMDM is the mapping for Market Data into a normalised format. All of which are still alive and actively developed in the open source version as well as an enterprise product maintained by SR Labs.
OpenMAMA is well established a platform for market data consumption and as a foundation for trading applications therefore should be applicable to your needs.
Thanks, Adrienne
From: openmama-users-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-users-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Macrux
Sent: 26 March 2015 14:59 To: openmama-users@... Subject: [Openmama-users] OpenMAMA, OpenMAMDA and OpenMDM
Hi there, First of all, thanks in advance for your help. In second place, I want to know which is the relation between openMAMA, openMAMDA and OpenMDM and if are those projects still alive or have they been forgotten. In third place, I'm trying to develop an algorithmic trading system that could be feeded by several data sources (live and historical) like bloomberg market data service, FIX 4.4 market data, among others, and I would like to know if openMAMA is the right option. Again, thanks for your comments and answers!
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Re: onError from image request inbox lost
Ian Bell <i.bell@...>
Hi
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None of the enterprise bridges implement this functionality and the timeout is always relied upon to invoke the error call-back. That said I did look into this at one stage for a similar scenario but we ended up going with an alternate solution. Some of the things that cropped up during that investigation and need thought about here as well 1) Threading - Subscription requests are sent from the default thread, whereas the subscription call-backs (ie onError) happen off the subscription thread. 2) Subscription clean-up - Effects of this slightly different scenario need to considered in terms of its impact on the subscription state-machine. 3) Race conditions - There are already a few race conditions around the sending of multiple requests and replies happening at the same time as the timeout especially when the queue is backed up, again new scenarios might make this a more frequent occurance. 4) Imagerequest destruction - The cleanup of the objects needs to be handled carefully and I'm not convinced its completely correct as it is. Also it feels like there is a sort of overlap with this and the publisher events discussion as in this a msg being sent and an error being returned. Ian
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From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Tom Doust Sent: 25 March 2015 08:46 To: Sam Wilson; openmama-dev@... Subject: Re: [Openmama-dev] onError from image request inbox lost Hi Sam Interesting question. I have been looking at a similar issue with snapshot subscriptions on our TREP bridge. The problem is a bit more general in that it includes conditions such as handling a bad symbol name but nevertheless the problem is how to notify on a callback. I don't have any answers at the moment as I haven't been able to allocate any time to it but I had kind of assumed that there should be a way of calling the mamaSubscription OnError callback. It would be interesting to know what mama client applications expect to happen and also what does the wmw bridge do in this situation Best regards Tom -----Original Message----- From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Sam Wilson Sent: 23 March 2015 17:42 To: openmama-dev@... Subject: [Openmama-dev] onError from image request inbox lost Hey, I've got a (hopefully) quick question for you guys. First off, our scenario: instead of getting initials and recaps from an interactive publisher, our middleware bridge allows market data subscribers to get initials/recaps from a cache. The cache can report a condition where there is no data for a particular subject, and we'd like to give that information to applications. Currently our bridge does nothing in this case, and eventually the image request times out. Now my question: I'm attempting to deliver an onError from the inbox of an image request in a market data subscription to the application, but the image request does not provide an onError callback to the subscription. (See http://tinyurl.com/ld8cwfh) Is this intentional, or would it make sense to pass the onError callback through? If passing the onError through is correct, what is the right way to handle the destroy handle? Thanks, Sam _______________________________________________ Openmama-dev mailing list Openmama-dev@... https://lists.openmama.org/mailman/listinfo/openmama-dev _______________________________________________ Openmama-dev mailing list Openmama-dev@... https://lists.openmama.org/mailman/listinfo/openmama-dev
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C# DQPublisher Manager
Mathias Kim
Hi guys,
we continued wrapping the dqpublishermanager class in C# but got stuck again. We can create a dqpublishermanager and I also get the onCreate callback. Now, we try to notify the dqpm that there is interest in a certain symbol. We try to connect to the dqpm via a qpid bridge. Unfortunately, the request never arrives at the dqpm so the OnNewRequest callback never gets called. However, the transport class recognizes the request and notifies us on the console. It even remembers that we previously shows interest in the same symbol. Therefore we like to know whether our implementation is faulty or whether we need to route the request from the transport to the dqpm ourselves. How does this generally work?
Hope you can help us. Best regards
Mathias Kim
ETF Analyst
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Re: onError from image request inbox lost
Tom Doust
Hi Sam
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Interesting question. I have been looking at a similar issue with snapshot subscriptions on our TREP bridge. The problem is a bit more general in that it includes conditions such as handling a bad symbol name but nevertheless the problem is how to notify on a callback. I don't have any answers at the moment as I haven't been able to allocate any time to it but I had kind of assumed that there should be a way of calling the mamaSubscription OnError callback. It would be interesting to know what mama client applications expect to happen and also what does the wmw bridge do in this situation Best regards Tom
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From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Sam Wilson Sent: 23 March 2015 17:42 To: openmama-dev@... Subject: [Openmama-dev] onError from image request inbox lost Hey, I've got a (hopefully) quick question for you guys. First off, our scenario: instead of getting initials and recaps from an interactive publisher, our middleware bridge allows market data subscribers to get initials/recaps from a cache. The cache can report a condition where there is no data for a particular subject, and we'd like to give that information to applications. Currently our bridge does nothing in this case, and eventually the image request times out. Now my question: I'm attempting to deliver an onError from the inbox of an image request in a market data subscription to the application, but the image request does not provide an onError callback to the subscription. (See http://tinyurl.com/ld8cwfh) Is this intentional, or would it make sense to pass the onError callback through? If passing the onError through is correct, what is the right way to handle the destroy handle? Thanks, Sam _______________________________________________ Openmama-dev mailing list Openmama-dev@... https://lists.openmama.org/mailman/listinfo/openmama-dev
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onError from image request inbox lost
Sam Wilson <Sam.Wilson@...>
Hey,
I've got a (hopefully) quick question for you guys. First off, our scenario: instead of getting initials and recaps from an interactive publisher, our middleware bridge allows market data subscribers to get initials/recaps from a cache. The cache can report a condition where there is no data for a particular subject, and we'd like to give that information to applications. Currently our bridge does nothing in this case, and eventually the image request times out. Now my question: I'm attempting to deliver an onError from the inbox of an image request in a market data subscription to the application, but the image request does not provide an onError callback to the subscription. (See http://tinyurl.com/ld8cwfh) Is this intentional, or would it make sense to pass the onError callback through? If passing the onError through is correct, what is the right way to handle the destroy handle? Thanks, Sam
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[PATCH] SCons: OpenMAMA will not build on windows
Gary Molloy <g.molloy@...>
Testing:- Applies to Windows only. Here is a very basic config (omama.conf) to test with: middleware = 'none' jobs = 'n' buildtype = 'dynamic-debug'
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From 6cbd365157b53c8203e2d1459b695d12fb9da1ca Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Gary Molloy <g.molloy@...> Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2015 12:47:38 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] SCons: OpenMAMA will not build on windows
It is currently not possible to build using scons on windows due to a few files that were removed during the last release.
Signed-off-by: Gary Molloy <g.molloy@...> --- mama/c_cpp/src/c/SConscript.win | 2 -- 1 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
diff --git a/mama/c_cpp/src/c/SConscript.win b/mama/c_cpp/src/c/SConscript.win index cbae5b1..77e3e18 100644 --- a/mama/c_cpp/src/c/SConscript.win +++ b/mama/c_cpp/src/c/SConscript.win @@ -75,9 +75,7 @@ playback/playbackcapture.c playback/playbackFileParser.c playback/playbackpublisher.c fieldcache/fieldcachefield.c -fieldcache/fieldcachemapbinary.c fieldcache/fieldcachemaparray.c -fieldcache/fieldcachemapmonitor.c fieldcache/fieldcacheimpl.c fieldcache/fieldcachemap.c fieldcache/fieldcacheiterator.c -- 1.7.1
Gary Molloy – SR Labs Adelaide Exchange | 24-26 Adelaide Street | Belfast | BT2 8GD
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[PATCH 2/2] Mama Java: Add java MamaDateTime::getAsFormattedString() method.
Adrienne Ambrose <a.ambrose@...>
Bugzilla Ticket :- Bug 182
Testing:-
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From 1b1b07a6062c2b7d7e200a95a25458d80bfe889d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: A Ambrose <a.ambrose@...> Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2015 11:36:36 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 2/2] Mama Java: Add java MamaDateTime::getAsFormattedString() method.
Method currently missing from Java implementation. Add new MamaDateTime::getAsFormattedString() method.
Signed-off-by: A Ambrose <a.ambrose@...> --- mama/jni/src/c/mamadatetimejni.c | 53 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaDateTime.java | 11 +++++- 2 files changed, 63 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
diff --git a/mama/jni/src/c/mamadatetimejni.c b/mama/jni/src/c/mamadatetimejni.c index 8664df9..768aefc 100644 --- a/mama/jni/src/c/mamadatetimejni.c +++ b/mama/jni/src/c/mamadatetimejni.c @@ -714,6 +714,59 @@ JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_com_wombat_mama_MamaDateTime_getAsString /* * Class: com_wombat_mama_MamaDateTime + * Method: getAsFormattedString + * Signature: ()Ljava/lang/String + */ +JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_com_wombat_mama_MamaDateTime_getAsFormattedString + (JNIEnv* env, jobject this, jstring str, jstring timeZone) +{ + jlong pDateTime = 0; + jlong pTimeZone = 0; + const char* c_Str = NULL; + mama_status status = MAMA_STATUS_OK; + char ret_c [MAX_DATE_TIME_STR_LEN+1]; + char errorString [UTILS_MAX_ERROR_STRING_LENGTH]; + + pDateTime = (*env)->GetLongField (env,this,dateTimePointerFieldId_g); + MAMA_THROW_NULL_PARAMETER_RETURN_VALUE(pDateTime, + "Null parameter, MamaDateTime may have already been destroyed.", NULL) ; + + if (NULL != timeZone) + { + pTimeZone = (*env)->GetLongField (env,this,tzFieldObjectFieldId_g); + if (0 == pTimeZone) + { + pTimeZone = createTimeZone (env, this); + assert (0!=pTimeZone); + } + timeZone_set (env, pTimeZone, timeZone); + } + + c_Str = (*env)->GetStringUTFChars(env,str,0); + + if (!c_Str || + MAMA_STATUS_OK!=(status=mamaDateTime_getAsFormattedStringWithTz( + CAST_JLONG_TO_POINTER(mamaDateTime,pDateTime), + ret_c, + MAX_DATE_TIME_STR_LEN, + c_Str, + timeZone + ? CAST_JLONG_TO_POINTER (mamaTimeZone, pTimeZone) + : NULL))) + { + utils_buildErrorStringForStatus( + errorString, + UTILS_MAX_ERROR_STRING_LENGTH, + "Error calling MamaDateTime.getAsStringWithTz().", + status); + utils_throwExceptionForMamaStatus (env,status,errorString); + return 0; + } + return (*env)->NewStringUTF (env, ret_c); +} + +/* + * Class: com_wombat_mama_MamaDateTime * Method: getTimeAsString * Signature: ()Ljava/lang/String */ diff --git a/mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaDateTime.java b/mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaDateTime.java index c46ae60..010b77b 100644 --- a/mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaDateTime.java +++ b/mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaDateTime.java @@ -100,8 +100,14 @@ public class MamaDateTime implements Comparable return getAsString (); } + public String formatString (String str, + MamaTimeZone tz) + { + return getAsFormattedString (str, (tz!=null ? tz.tz():null)); + } + public int compareTo (Object obj) - { + { // If comparison is not possible this will throw a ClassCastException // which is what the Comparable spec requires. MamaDateTime time = (MamaDateTime) obj; @@ -283,6 +289,9 @@ public class MamaDateTime implements Comparable public native String getAsString (); + private native String getAsFormattedString (String format, + String tz); + public native String getTimeAsString (); public native String getDateAsString (); -- 2.1.0
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[PATCH 1/2] Mama Java: Java subscription setup fix - it loses the closure.
Adrienne Ambrose <a.ambrose@...>
Bugzilla Ticket :- Bug-181
Testing:-
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From bdbf154c17e1f12778bc2904b2fb68f6daed9418 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: A Ambrose <a.ambrose@...> Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2015 11:19:40 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 1/2] Mama Java: Java subscription setup fix - it loses the closure.
On setupSubscription() the closure is never stored, this patch will correct this issue.
Signed-off-by: A Ambrose <a.ambrose@...> --- mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaSubscription.java | 5 ++++- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
diff --git a/mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaSubscription.java b/mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaSubscription.java index 6916434..fc7bbe6 100644 --- a/mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaSubscription.java +++ b/mama/jni/src/com/wombat/mama/MamaSubscription.java @@ -292,13 +292,16 @@ public class MamaSubscription // Save the source in the Java layer to prevent a context switch to C mySource = source; + // Save the closure + myClosure = closure; + // Create the native subscription setupNativeSubscription( callback, queue, source, symbol, - closure); + null); }
public void setAppDataType (MamaMdDataType type) -- 2.1.0
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Re: Error handling in market data subscription activation and error notification to application
Alireza Assadzadeh <Alireza.Assadzadeh@...>
Hi Gary,
I created this Bugzilla to track this issue: http://bugs.openmama.org/show_bug.cgi?id=180
I’ll propose a patch in the next little while for the same.
Regards
--Alireza
From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Alireza Assadzadeh
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2014 2:34 PM To: Gary Molloy; openmama-dev@... Subject: Re: [Openmama-dev] Error handling in market data subscription activation and error notification to application
Hi Gary,
Thanks a lot for your response on this. Your suggestions sound good.
Please see my comments to your mail inline marked with [AA:].
--Alireza
From: Gary Molloy [mailto:g.molloy@...]
Hi Alireza,
Thanks for your email.
I think that you have touched upon 2 issues here:
1. Synchronous Fails – if the create fails within the mamaSubscription_initialize() function it should be handled at this point. We should probably add in a return code and check what is being passed back from the call to self->mBridgeImpl->bridgeMamaSubscriptionCreate() where we could then invoked the onError() callback and stop the creation of the subscription continuing (and prevent onCreate() from being invoked). Some things that may need consideration: a. Return codes – would the common set of MAMA return codes cover this or would they require expanding?
[AA:] For the MW Bridge error conditions, I think the MAMA_STATUS_PLATFORM_ERROR in conjunction with mamaSubscription_getPlatformError should be fine. I think we need to check any additional error cases that are not from the MW-Bridge and see if the existing codes properly cover the failure case. Overall, there may be value in providing more specific or additional mama_status codes.
b. Threading - this will cause the onError() to be invoked from the default thread as opposed to the subscription thread. However this may not be a problem as the subscription will not be active…
[AA:] This seems ok to me, since also the onCreate() was called from the same thread and also subscription is not active (as you pointed out).
2. Asynchronous Fails – I agree with you that mamaSubscription_processErr() is the correct function to use here. We have used this previously for in-house bridges for the same scenario. There is a transport function, mamaTransport_getDeactivateSubscriptionOnError(), that can be used to determine whether or not to deactivate the subscription on an error. A few additional things to consider also: a. These events must be fired from the correct queue by the middleware bridge. b. There is an issue with the mamaSubscription_processErr() function in that it always sends out a timeout with status ok. Again may need to look at the available return codes?
[AA:] Agreed, I noticed that issue too with mamaSubscription_processErr(). I think the status code and platform error need to be changed to provide other errors that may occur.
Would you agree with this take on your proposed solution(s)?
[AA:] Yes. that sounds good to me.
Specially for the synchronous fail, I believe it is a better approach for the Mama layer to examine error conditions and call onError versus onCreate. This helps in providing a common error notification for the sync case to the application independent of the various MW-Bridge implementations.
Should there be anything else to consider?
[AA:] Other items that come to mind a) I am wondering about other cases that constitute a subscription activation failure. We have covered the MW Bridge bridgeMamaSubscription_create case here. There is the case of the subscription request for initial (if requires initial is set) failing which may fail in the MW-Bridge mamaPublisher_sendFromInboxByIndex. So, we need to examine other failure cases and determine for each case if it should result in the subscription activation failure and invoking onError. b) Backward compatibility for changing the synchronous failure notification mechanism also needs some thought. For synchronous failure, since OpenMAMA 2.3.1 does not provide the error notification of MW-Bridge errors, should the MW-Bridge provide the error notification to the application itself to work around this? If so, then when OpenMAMA new version provides the notification to the application, then the MW-Bridge should not anymore (to avoid having the onError() callback called twice).
Thanks, Gary
Gary Molloy – SR Labs Adelaide Exchange | 24-26 Adelaide Street | Belfast | BT2 8GD Tel: +44 28 9099 7580 Ext 3397
From:
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On Behalf Of Alireza Assadzadeh
Hi Folks,
I have noticed that in Mama C subscription, if a market data subscription activation callback (i.e. createAction) fails the error is not propagated in Mama subscription layer to the application through the onError user callback for the subscription. For example, a throttled market data subscription may fail to activate due to Middleware Bridge create subscription failure.
Specifically for the Middleware Bridge failure case, looking at mamaSubscriptionImpl_completeMarketDataInitialisation, the call to mamaSubscription_initialize may have failed for example in birdgeMamaSubscriptionCreate call. The return code is not examined in the Mama Subscription and the subscription is always transitioned to activated state and the onCreate user callback is called. The onCreate user callback is called because the subscription creation (activation) is completed from the creation throttle.
This seems to be the design intent and there is no expectation that the Mama subscription would be calling the onError user callback in such failure cases. Can you please confirm and/or let me know your opinion on this?
Assuming this is the design intent, I think in the Middleware Bridge create subscription failure case, it follows that it is the responsibility of Middleware Bridge to notify the Mama C layer and the application about such errors asynchronously (beyond the function return status code for birdgeMamaSubscriptionCreate). The Middleware Bridge can provide the error notification through a subscription queue event error callback which will then perform the Mama subscription deactivation (optionally) and the call to the user onError callback. In other words, the Middleware Bridge may enqueue an event for mamaSubscription_processErr or a similar callback of its own to deactivate the Mama subscription (optionally) and call the user onError callback.
Note that there are cases where the Middleware Bridge may determine immediately in the bridge subscription create call that it is going to fail the subscription create call. There are also other cases where the Middleware Bridge (depending on its capabilities) may determine at later point in time, in an asynchronously fashion, that the Middleware Bridge subscription creation process encountered an error subsequently. So, for such cases, the Middleware Bridge may already have a mechanism in place to deactivate the Mama subscription and call the user onError callback.
Regards,
--Alireza
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Re: Subscription onDestroy Callback
Sam Wilson <Sam.Wilson@...>
Hey Reed,
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It does seem like onDestroy is intended to be used that way. When the bridge calls onDestroy, it causes OpenMAMA to switch the subscription's state from any of the "ING" states to the "ED" states, which lets the mama subscription be reused. If you enqueue the onDestroy, mamaconsumer_v2 will hang while it is cleaning up. It stops the dispatcher with mama_stop, then waits for all the onDestroy events in consumerShutdown. If the dispatcher is stopped, no queued events can be delivered, so no onDestroy calls are made. Cheers, Sam
On 15-02-20 12:34 PM, Alpert, Reed wrote:
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Re: OpenMAMA-2.3.3
Gary Molloy <g.molloy@...>
Hi Guys,
We have updated some of the tickets being considered for this release asking for some addition information.
If you would like to have other issues to be considered for this upcoming release we will require a Bugzilla ticket to be submitted first (following the submission guidelines, http://wiki.openmama.org/index.php/Patch_submission)
We would appreciate your timely responses on these.
Thanks, Gary
From: Gary Molloy
Sent: 23 February 2015 15:47 To: Openmama-dev@... Subject: OpenMAMA-2.3.3
Hi Guys,
We are currently planning the next release of OpenMAMA - OpenMAMA-2.3.3.
Please find below the initial list of issues that are currently scheduled for inclusion in this release:
BZ166 Make wInterlocked_set return the prior value BZ164 MAMAJNI: MamaPublisher: Overload the MamaPublisher Create Method BZ169 Wombat queue has no separate deallocate method BZ176 MAMAC: Missing actions for snapshot subscriptions transition to deactivate state BZ168 MAMA: Complete support for Vector Bool and Vector Char field types BZ156 COMMON: Variable expansion in property value on the last line of properties file fails BZ125 Payload and Middleware Unit-test in Visual Studio BZ-114 MAMA JNI crash in MamaListen.java when using platformInfo.toString() BZ-178 Problem with mamaDictionary_getDictionaryMessage when multiple bridges are loaded BZ-179 OpenMAMA mock RPM's fail to build
If there are any issues in particular you would like to see included in the next release, please feel free to reply (with a prioritised list) and we can review them for inclusion.
Thanks, Gary
Gary Molloy – SR Labs Adelaide Exchange | 24-26 Adelaide Street | Belfast | BT2 8GD
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Re: OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1
Glenn McClements <g.mcclements@...>
Yep, looks good, please proceed.
Glenn
From: Gary Molloy
Date: Monday, 23 February 2015 14:42 To: "openmama-dev@..." Subject: Re: [Openmama-dev] OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1 Hi Guys,
This reply is a bit later than I anticipated, but I did received some positive feedback from the testing of OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1 and so we are ready to make this release final.
The issue with the RPM’s is still unresolved, but this will be resolved and included in the next release.
Glenn, do we have your permission for sign-off?
Thanks, Gary
From: Gary Molloy
Sent: 14 January 2015 16:59 To: openmama-dev@... Subject: RE: OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1
Hi Guys,
It’s looking like a fix for the RPM stuff might take a little while longer, so in the interim I’d like to get started with testing of the RC. If you’re interested and happy to get testing, either building yourself or with a binary release, can you drop me a email.
Depending on the availability of testers, we’ll look at reviewing the status the week of the 26th, and decide then if we’re going to require a second RC.
Thanks, Gary
From: Gary Molloy
Hi Guys,
I have cut the new OpenMAMA-2.3.2 branch and created the OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1 tag, and this is currently available for testing.
The RPM’s will be delayed unfortunately. It seems that the Fedora repository has updated the default version of proton, to 0.8, and this doesn’t contain the “proton/util.h” header file anymore. This is causing the mock RPM’s to fail as we look for this include file in a few places. I don’t believe that we actually use any of the functions that were in the util.h header, but I will investigate this further, correct it and get the RPMs out as soon as possible.
Thanks, Gary
From: Gary Molloy
Hi Guys,
I will be cutting RC1 for the next release, 2.3.2, this afternoon.
This will contain a handful of minor issues, unit tests updates, enterprise issues etc…
If there are any issues in particular you would like to see included in the next release, please feel free to reply and we can review any issue for inclusion.
Thanks, Gary
Gary Molloy – SR Labs Adelaide Exchange | 24-26 Adelaide Street | Belfast | BT2 8GD
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OpenMAMA-2.3.3
Gary Molloy <g.molloy@...>
Hi Guys,
We are currently planning the next release of OpenMAMA - OpenMAMA-2.3.3.
Please find below the initial list of issues that are currently scheduled for inclusion in this release:
BZ166 Make wInterlocked_set return the prior value BZ164 MAMAJNI: MamaPublisher: Overload the MamaPublisher Create Method BZ169 Wombat queue has no separate deallocate method BZ176 MAMAC: Missing actions for snapshot subscriptions transition to deactivate state BZ168 MAMA: Complete support for Vector Bool and Vector Char field types BZ156 COMMON: Variable expansion in property value on the last line of properties file fails BZ125 Payload and Middleware Unit-test in Visual Studio BZ-114 MAMA JNI crash in MamaListen.java when using platformInfo.toString() BZ-178 Problem with mamaDictionary_getDictionaryMessage when multiple bridges are loaded BZ-179 OpenMAMA mock RPM's fail to build
If there are any issues in particular you would like to see included in the next release, please feel free to reply (with a prioritised list) and we can review them for inclusion.
Thanks, Gary
Gary Molloy – SR Labs Adelaide Exchange | 24-26 Adelaide Street | Belfast | BT2 8GD
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Re: OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1
Gary Molloy <g.molloy@...>
Hi Guys,
This reply is a bit later than I anticipated, but I did received some positive feedback from the testing of OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1 and so we are ready to make this release final.
The issue with the RPM’s is still unresolved, but this will be resolved and included in the next release.
Glenn, do we have your permission for sign-off?
Thanks, Gary
From: Gary Molloy
Sent: 14 January 2015 16:59 To: openmama-dev@... Subject: RE: OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1
Hi Guys,
It’s looking like a fix for the RPM stuff might take a little while longer, so in the interim I’d like to get started with testing of the RC. If you’re interested and happy to get testing, either building yourself or with a binary release, can you drop me a email.
Depending on the availability of testers, we’ll look at reviewing the status the week of the 26th, and decide then if we’re going to require a second RC.
Thanks, Gary
From: Gary Molloy
Hi Guys,
I have cut the new OpenMAMA-2.3.2 branch and created the OpenMAMA-2.3.2-rc1 tag, and this is currently available for testing.
The RPM’s will be delayed unfortunately. It seems that the Fedora repository has updated the default version of proton, to 0.8, and this doesn’t contain the “proton/util.h” header file anymore. This is causing the mock RPM’s to fail as we look for this include file in a few places. I don’t believe that we actually use any of the functions that were in the util.h header, but I will investigate this further, correct it and get the RPMs out as soon as possible.
Thanks, Gary
From: Gary Molloy
Hi Guys,
I will be cutting RC1 for the next release, 2.3.2, this afternoon.
This will contain a handful of minor issues, unit tests updates, enterprise issues etc…
If there are any issues in particular you would like to see included in the next release, please feel free to reply and we can review any issue for inclusion.
Thanks, Gary
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Re: Subscription onDestroy Callback
Alpert, Reed <reed.alpert@...>
Hi,
Does the onDestroy() guarantee that no more callbacks will be made for that subscription? Similar to Reuters completion event. To guarantee this it seems it must be posted as an event on the sub queue, and no more sent after that.
For destroy/create use case: sub->destroy(); wait for onDestroy(); sub->create(>..);
What issues did the sample apps have?
Thanks,
Reed.
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From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Sam Wilson Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 3:05 PM To: openmama-dev@... Subject: [Openmama-dev] Subscription onDestroy Callback
Hey everyone,
I spoke quickly with Damien about this on IRC, but I thought I should raise the question with the community at large.
What thread should the subscription's onDestroy callback be called from? We recently switched from calling it on a thread controlled by the bridge to enqueuing it on the subscription's queue, but that seems to cause a lot of trouble for the sample applications.
Section 9 of the OpenMAMA Developer's Guide for C leaves out the onDestroy callback.
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Re: Notification for new subscriptions
Ian Bell <i.bell@...>
Hi
Can you attach the full patch for a full look? It seems like the DQPublishermanager create callback does not directly return the closure, unlike the normal subscription / basic subscription OnCreate callback. Therefore you should use the getclosure api to obtain it. Similar to what happens in the JNI version.
static void MAMACALLTYPE mamaDQPublisherManagerOnCreateCb (mamaDQPublisherManager manager) { JNIEnv* env = NULL; dqcallbackClosure* closureImpl = (dqcallbackClosure*)mamaDQPublisherManager_getClosure(manager);
There is no specific documentation on creating the wrappers but in general you shold be able to work in a similar way to the existing CPP and JNI wrappers.
Thanks Ian
From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Mathias Kim
Sent: 19 February 2015 13:06 To: openmama-dev@... Subject: Re: [Openmama-dev] Notification for new subscriptions
Hi again,
I made a mistake in my previous mail. We tried to implement the dqpublishermanager, not the dqpublisher.
Best regards
Mathias
From:
openmama-dev-bounces@...
[mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Mathias Kim
Hi all,
we put some effort into this and came up with an implementation of the dqpublisher, but the code fails when the onCreate callback is called. When we try to convert the closure pointer to an handle we get a FatalExecutionEngineError (error code 0xc0000005). Since we have limited experience with wrapping c code for .net, we just did it in the way you did for the BasicSubscriber. As we get a callback from the c class, we think we’re on the right path. Nonetheless, the values we get back (closure) seems to point to the wrong place in the memory.
private static void onCreate(IntPtr NativeHandle, IntPtr closure) { GCHandle handle = GCHandle.FromIntPtr(closure); //code fails in this line MamaDQPublishManagerImpl impl = (MamaDQPublishManagerImpl)handle.Target; impl.InvokeCreate();
}
Therefore we ask ourselves: - Are we doing it right? - Is there something like a manual on how to wrap c classes for .net - Sometimes a *impl class is used, sometime the MamaCallbackWrapper class. Where is the difference and when do you use which?
If needed, our code can be provided.
Best regards
Mathias
From:
openmama-dev-bounces@...
[mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Glenn McClements
Hi Mathias,
As Paul pointed out, what you would really want is DQPublisher for C#, but unfortunately there isn’t one at the moment. The reason for this is that that previously there hasn’t been a real demand as most C# applications have been on the client subscribing side, not the publishing side.
It sounds like there are a least a few people now looking for one so I’d be interested in finding out if there are others out there looking the same and if anyone if willing to contribute code in this are?
Also to clarify: The MamaPublisher “basic" publishing ie. without sequence numbers, initial images/recaps etc or any other market data/data quality type features. The equivalent class on the subscribing side is MamaBasicSubscription.
The MamaDQPublisher and associated classes have sequence number injection, callbacks when a client subscription is made etc. The equivalent class on the subscribing side is MamaSubscription.
Cheers, Glenn
From:
Paul Bradbury <paul.bradbury@...>
From what I recall there, are no .net wrappers for the DQPublisher as yet (although somewhat unfairly there are in the Java codebase!). For me as a greenfield application, it was simpler to write in C++, but I think adding those wrappers wasn’t too big a deal as they were really just wrappers along the lines of the existing code for the normal publisher.
Paul.
From:
openmama-dev-bounces@...
[mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Kim Mathias
Hi,
Currently, I am trying to set up a publisher for market data with OpenMAMA in C#. I wonder if there is a way to receive a notifcation every time my publisher accepts a new subscription from a subscriber? Is there an event thrown that I can handle?
Also, I still don't completely understand the difference between a basic publisher and an advanced publisher. In the development guide, the latter is only mentioned but never described in detail (e.g. how to use it).
Best regards
Mathias No virus found in this message.
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Re: Starting a bridge in a new thread
Ian Bell <i.bell@...>
Hi
Either option is fine as Mama.start is a blocking call until Mama.stop is called, which causes it to return. For the second one you should be aware that the call-back is invoked after Mama.start has returned, i.e. after Mama.stop is called. Think of it as onStopComplete rather than start. The reason for this is so that you know when it is safe to destroy transports, queues etc on shutdown. If you use option 1 you need to take care of this interaction yourself.
Thanks Ian
From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Hari Shyam
Sent: 19 February 2015 17:07 To: openmama-dev@... Subject: [Openmama-dev] Starting a bridge in a new thread
Hi team,
Is it necessary to start a bridge on a separate thread?
new Thread() { public void run() { try { Mama.start(bridge); } catch (RuntimeException e) { } }.start(); } }
Or should we use this
Mama.startBackground(bridge, new MamaStartBackgroundCallback() {
@Override public void onStartComplete(int paramInt) {
logger.info("mama started");
} });
For the second option, the callback is never called.
Thanks,
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Starting a bridge in a new thread
Hari Shyam <hari.shyam@...>
Hi team,
Is it necessary to start a bridge on a separate thread?
new Thread() { public void run() { try { Mama.start(bridge); } catch (RuntimeException e) { } }.start(); } }
Or should we use this
Mama.startBackground(bridge, new MamaStartBackgroundCallback() {
@Override public void onStartComplete(int paramInt) {
logger.info("mama started");
} });
For the second option, the callback is never called.
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Re: Notification for new subscriptions
Mathias Kim
Hi again,
I made a mistake in my previous mail. We tried to implement the dqpublishermanager, not the dqpublisher.
Best regards
Mathias
From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Mathias Kim
Sent: Donnerstag, 19. Februar 2015 13:46 To: openmama-dev@... Subject: Re: [Openmama-dev] Notification for new subscriptions
Hi all,
we put some effort into this and came up with an implementation of the dqpublisher, but the code fails when the onCreate callback is called. When we try to convert the closure pointer to an handle we get a FatalExecutionEngineError (error code 0xc0000005). Since we have limited experience with wrapping c code for .net, we just did it in the way you did for the BasicSubscriber. As we get a callback from the c class, we think we’re on the right path. Nonetheless, the values we get back (closure) seems to point to the wrong place in the memory.
private static void onCreate(IntPtr NativeHandle, IntPtr closure) { GCHandle handle = GCHandle.FromIntPtr(closure); //code fails in this line MamaDQPublishManagerImpl impl = (MamaDQPublishManagerImpl)handle.Target; impl.InvokeCreate();
}
Therefore we ask ourselves: - Are we doing it right? - Is there something like a manual on how to wrap c classes for .net - Sometimes a *impl class is used, sometime the MamaCallbackWrapper class. Where is the difference and when do you use which?
If needed, our code can be provided.
Best regards
Mathias
From:
openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Glenn McClements
Hi Mathias,
As Paul pointed out, what you would really want is DQPublisher for C#, but unfortunately there isn’t one at the moment. The reason for this is that that previously there hasn’t been a real demand as most C# applications have been on the client subscribing side, not the publishing side.
It sounds like there are a least a few people now looking for one so I’d be interested in finding out if there are others out there looking the same and if anyone if willing to contribute code in this are?
Also to clarify: The MamaPublisher “basic" publishing ie. without sequence numbers, initial images/recaps etc or any other market data/data quality type features. The equivalent class on the subscribing side is MamaBasicSubscription.
The MamaDQPublisher and associated classes have sequence number injection, callbacks when a client subscription is made etc. The equivalent class on the subscribing side is MamaSubscription.
Cheers, Glenn
From:
Paul Bradbury <paul.bradbury@...>
From what I recall there, are no .net wrappers for the DQPublisher as yet (although somewhat unfairly there are in the Java codebase!). For me as a greenfield application, it was simpler to write in C++, but I think adding those wrappers wasn’t too big a deal as they were really just wrappers along the lines of the existing code for the normal publisher.
Paul.
From:
openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Kim Mathias
Hi,
Currently, I am trying to set up a publisher for market data with OpenMAMA in C#. I wonder if there is a way to receive a notifcation every time my publisher accepts a new subscription from a subscriber? Is there an event thrown that I can handle?
Also, I still don't completely understand the difference between a basic publisher and an advanced publisher. In the development guide, the latter is only mentioned but never described in detail (e.g. how to use it).
Best regards
Mathias No virus found in this message.
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Re: Notification for new subscriptions
Mathias Kim
Hi all,
we put some effort into this and came up with an implementation of the dqpublisher, but the code fails when the onCreate callback is called. When we try to convert the closure pointer to an handle we get a FatalExecutionEngineError (error code 0xc0000005). Since we have limited experience with wrapping c code for .net, we just did it in the way you did for the BasicSubscriber. As we get a callback from the c class, we think we’re on the right path. Nonetheless, the values we get back (closure) seems to point to the wrong place in the memory.
private static void onCreate(IntPtr NativeHandle, IntPtr closure) { GCHandle handle = GCHandle.FromIntPtr(closure); //code fails in this line MamaDQPublishManagerImpl impl = (MamaDQPublishManagerImpl)handle.Target; impl.InvokeCreate();
}
Therefore we ask ourselves: - Are we doing it right? - Is there something like a manual on how to wrap c classes for .net - Sometimes a *impl class is used, sometime the MamaCallbackWrapper class. Where is the difference and when do you use which?
If needed, our code can be provided.
Best regards
Mathias
From: openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Glenn McClements
Sent: Dienstag, 27. Januar 2015 18:22 To: Paul Bradbury; openmama-dev@... Subject: Re: [Openmama-dev] Notification for new subscriptions Mathias
Hi Mathias,
As Paul pointed out, what you would really want is DQPublisher for C#, but unfortunately there isn’t one at the moment. The reason for this is that that previously there hasn’t been a real demand as most C# applications have been on the client subscribing side, not the publishing side.
It sounds like there are a least a few people now looking for one so I’d be interested in finding out if there are others out there looking the same and if anyone if willing to contribute code in this are?
Also to clarify: The MamaPublisher “basic" publishing ie. without sequence numbers, initial images/recaps etc or any other market data/data quality type features. The equivalent class on the subscribing side is MamaBasicSubscription.
The MamaDQPublisher and associated classes have sequence number injection, callbacks when a client subscription is made etc. The equivalent class on the subscribing side is MamaSubscription.
Cheers, Glenn
From:
Paul Bradbury <paul.bradbury@...>
From what I recall there, are no .net wrappers for the DQPublisher as yet (although somewhat unfairly there are in the Java codebase!). For me as a greenfield application, it was simpler to write in C++, but I think adding those wrappers wasn’t too big a deal as they were really just wrappers along the lines of the existing code for the normal publisher.
Paul.
From:
openmama-dev-bounces@... [mailto:openmama-dev-bounces@...]
On Behalf Of Kim Mathias
Hi,
Currently, I am trying to set up a publisher for market data with OpenMAMA in C#. I wonder if there is a way to receive a notifcation every time my publisher accepts a new subscription from a subscriber? Is there an event thrown that I can handle?
Also, I still don't completely understand the difference between a basic publisher and an advanced publisher. In the development guide, the latter is only mentioned but never described in detail (e.g. how to use it).
Best regards
Mathias No virus found in this message.
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