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OpenMAMA, OpenMAMDA and OpenMDM

macrux
 

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!
OpenMAMA 2.3.1 Released

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Morning all, 

It's with great pleasure that we're announcing the latest point release OpenMAMA, 2.3.1, is now available. This release has seen a large number of changes, with a particular focus on improving the overall build process across platforms. As such, there's been a lot of work on Scons and the Visual Studio solution files. Equally, with a lot of community engagement, we've continued to address bug fixes, keep MAMDA up to date, improve performance and code hygiene, enhance both the Avis and Qpid bridges, and see a large chunk of new open source functionality in the form of the Field Cache. 

A bit more detail can be found in the announcement blog post on the OpenMAMA website, here.

The source code for this release can be found in the OpenMAMA git repository, where 2.3.1 is now the head of the master branch. The following source, RPM and binary releases are also available:


Looking forward, there's a lot of exciting changes coming around the corner – the dynamic loading working group is in full swing, and we're expecting some of the work performed there to start filtering into the main repository with the coming months, which will not only provide new features, but also help future proof OpenMAMA as we go forward. Similarly, we've seen a great uptick in engagement from the whole community, in terms of not only code contributions, but also testing, bug reporting and general feedback. This looks set to continue to grow,  so expect to see a lot of interesting work coming over the next few months. At present we're expecting a new release around the end of September, so keep your eye out for that.

Thanks again for all the assistance from everyone who contributed, and as always if anyone has any questions feel free to drop me a mail.

Damian

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Re: Current binary Windows gzip file is missing headers

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Thanks for bringing that to my attention Alpert. From a quick look it appears to be a bug in the Scons build on Windows, which doesn't copy across the full set of headers. I'll put together a fix, and look at regenerating the binary. 

Thanks, 

Damian

From: <Alpert>, Reed <reed.alpert@...>
Date: Tuesday, April 1, 2014 5:40 PM
To: "openmama-users@..." <openmama-users@...>
Cc: "Williamson, Richard X" <richard.williamson@...>
Subject: [Openmama-users] Current binary Windows gzip file is missing headers

The Windows binary gzip release for 2.3.0 is missing some header files.

The zip is at: http://www.openmama.org/sites/default/files/openmama-2.3.0-WIN7-i386.zip.

 

The files that are missing are these, which are included from wombat/port.h:

#include"windows/lock.h"

#include"windows/mmap.h"

 

Thanks,

 

Reed.

 

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Current binary Windows gzip file is missing headers

Reed Alpert
 

The Windows binary gzip release for 2.3.0 is missing some header files.

The zip is at: http://www.openmama.org/sites/default/files/openmama-2.3.0-WIN7-i386.zip.

 

The files that are missing are these, which are included from wombat/port.h:

#include "windows/lock.h"

#include "windows/mmap.h"

 

Thanks,

 

Reed.

 

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New on the Blog: Getting Started - Part 2

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Evening all, 

Some light reading to kick off your weekend, the second part of the "Getting Started" series is now up on the blog. This time we take you through setting up capturereplay as a test publisher for sample market data, and using the mamalistenc and bookticker example applications to subscribe to it. 


I'd love to hear some feedback about the content, or what else you'd like to see us writing about, so if you have any thoughts drop me a mail and let me know. 

Have a good weekend all, 

Cheers, 

D

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Today on the Blog - Quick Start: Part 1

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

New blog post just up there, for anyone interested. It's a quick introduction to getting OpenMAMA up and running on RedHat and Centos (taken from the full Quick Start Guide on the wiki): 


Part 2, which will include running the capturereplayc, mamalistenc and bookviewer tools, should be out next week. Any comments/questions let me know.

Cheers, 

Damian 

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Re: Loading MamaMsg from dictionary

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Hey Reed, 

In answer to your first question, yes the getDictionaryMessage method uses the default payload bridge for generating the dictionary message. At present there's no way to create a dictionary message for other currently loaded payloads, though I suspect an implementation would be straight forward. If you'd like to raise a bugzilla ticket (http://bugs.openmama.org) describing the issue, we'll be able to track it and someone in the community may be able to pick it up. Obviously, if you'd like to submit a patch yourself it would be greatly appreciated. 

As a work around, it would be possible to iterate the dictionary message generated by the default payload, and push the details into a message for the alternative payloads. This would be similar to the mechanism used by the captureconvert application found in mama/c_cpp/src/testtools/captureconvert/c/. It's certainly not an ideal approach, and would be better managed internal to MAMA, but it should work in the interim.

Thanks, 

Damian

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From: <Alpert>, Reed <reed.alpert@...>
Date: Monday, February 10, 2014 6:15 PM
To: "openmama-users@..." <openmama-users@...>
Subject: [Openmama-users] Loading MamaMsg from dictionary

The C++ MamaDictionary has a MamaMsg* getDictionaryMessage()method.

Does this use the payload of the default bridge?

If multiple bridges are loaded, and need to have dictionaries published to them, is there a way to create dictionary messages with the native payload for each bridge?

 

Thanks,

 

Reed.

 

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Loading MamaMsg from dictionary

Reed Alpert
 

The C++ MamaDictionary has a MamaMsg* getDictionaryMessage() method.

Does this use the payload of the default bridge?

If multiple bridges are loaded, and need to have dictionaries published to them, is there a way to create dictionary messages with the native payload for each bridge?

 

Thanks,

 

Reed.

 

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Re: Typo in Quick Start Guide

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Nice catch Guy, thanks for that. Should be fixed on the site now.

Cheers,

Damian



On 1/27/14 5:04 PM, "Guy" <guy.tal@...> wrote:

On the Quick Start Guide
{http://www.openmama.org/content/quick-start-guide] in paragraph "4.
Running OpenMAMA":

under the line "Then in the second run:"

cd /opt/openmama source config/profile.openmama mamasubscriberc -tport
pub -m qpid

Instead of 'pub' it should be 'sub'
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Typo in Quick Start Guide

Guy
 

On the Quick Start Guide {http://www.openmama.org/content/quick-start-guide] in paragraph "4. Running OpenMAMA":

under the line "Then in the second run:"

cd /opt/openmama source config/profile.openmama mamasubscriberc -tport pub -m qpid

Instead of 'pub' it should be 'sub'
OpenMAMA 2.3.0 Released

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Evening all, 

It's been a long time coming, but we're happy to announce the release of OpenMAMA 2.3.0. Included in the new release are a wide range of new and improved features, including:
  • Qpid Proton middleware and payload bridge, running on both Linux and Windows, and with full market data support.
  • Completely new SCons based build infrastructure.
  • New and improved market data capture and replay tools, including sample level 1 and level 2 market data, symbol lists and data dictionary.
  • Redhat and Centos Linux releases are now packaged as RPMs.
  • Over 1500 unit tests.
  • Wide ranging bug fixes and other code improvements. 
The new release is available for download as binary releases, RPMs or a source tarball from the main OpenMAMA releases site, while the sample data, dictionary and symbol lists are available from the downloads page. We've also pulled together a blog post providing a bit more detail regarding the changes within the release, which is available here.

The latest release has seen a significant amount of work, with a large contribution coming from the community, and we're grateful for all the support we've received when working on it. However, as with all software there may still be some bugs, so if you have some trouble getting started, or spot any issues please raise them on the mailing lists or on our Bugzilla.

Looking forward to hearing your feedback.

Thanks,

Damian

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Re: related projects for market data?

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

As just mentioned on the other thread, I've seen a similar commercial
project targeted at Excel
(http://www.mdxtechnology.com/products/mdxt-connect), but I don't know of
anything for LibreOffice. Some of the other guys on the lists may have
seen something though, so I'll leave that as an open question for them ;-)

The FHCE seems interesting, though I'd be concerned that the code is a bit
out of date - 3 years ago is a long time in Feedhandler land, and I know
that a number of the protocols they're supporting have certainly moved on
a bit (BATS Pitch has reached version 2.20 at least). That said, with
these things it's always going to be easier to improve pre-existing code
for your requirements than to write something from scratch, so in that
regard they may be useful depending on what exactly you wish to achieve.
Interfacing them with OpenMAMA would likely be an interesting project for
sure, but making them work as reasonable open source feedhandlers may take
a larger effort.

Do you have a specific use case in mind? Or were you hoping to just plug
in OpenMAMA and get data flowing?

Cheers,

Damian


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On 11/23/13 9:05 AM, "Daniel Pocock" <daniel@...> wrote:




Has anybody done any work on something like a LibreOffice Calc
spreadsheet extension for OpenMAMA, either for retrieving rates or
publishing them?

On the feed handler situation, somebody recently pointed this out to me:

http://csinitiative.com/news/view/collaborative_software_initiative_introd
uces_open_market_data_feed_handlers/

and the code:

https://github.com/csinitiative/fhce/

Has anybody worked with this? Does anybody feel it is suitable (or not)
for use with OpenMAMA?

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Re: another blog on market data with OpenMAMA

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

This is great Daniel, very nice post. Some of the ideas you've mentioned
(accounting etc) would be very cool as well.

The LibreOffice idea sounds really interesting, and good to see the
LibreOffice guys are keen to get something moving. There was a commercial
offering from a group called MDX a few years ago to build a similar
streaming application for Excel, which used the previous commercial MAMA
version - http://www.mdxtechnology.com/products/mdxt-connect. Probably
worth taking a look at what they have there as well, might help inform a
way forward.

If there's anything we can do to help with the effort just let me know,
we'll do our best to assist in any way we can.

Cheers,

Damian

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On 11/27/13 7:17 PM, "Daniel Pocock" <daniel@...> wrote:




I followed up on my blog post from August, giving the wider free
software community a more detailed overview of some of the possibilities
with market data.

http://danielpocock.com/real-time-streaming-market-data-with-free-open-sou
rce-software



There is also some related work going on in LibreOffice, there is a link
to their discussion thread:

http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice/2013-November/057706.htm
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another blog on market data with OpenMAMA

Daniel Pocock
 

I followed up on my blog post from August, giving the wider free
software community a more detailed overview of some of the possibilities
with market data.

http://danielpocock.com/real-time-streaming-market-data-with-free-open-source-software



There is also some related work going on in LibreOffice, there is a link
to their discussion thread:

http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice/2013-November/057706.html
related projects for market data?

Daniel Pocock
 

Has anybody done any work on something like a LibreOffice Calc
spreadsheet extension for OpenMAMA, either for retrieving rates or
publishing them?

On the feed handler situation, somebody recently pointed this out to me:

http://csinitiative.com/news/view/collaborative_software_initiative_introduces_open_market_data_feed_handlers/

and the code:

https://github.com/csinitiative/fhce/

Has anybody worked with this? Does anybody feel it is suitable (or not)
for use with OpenMAMA?
Re: packages now in Ubuntu too

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Website has been updated to include links to the packages, under the new
package page:

http://www.openmama.org/packages

Cheers for the hard work Daniel, these look great.

D




On 9/18/13 4:49 PM, "Damian Maguire" <DMaguire@...> wrote:

Looks great Daniel, cheers for those. I'll get the website and wiki
updated to point to them as well.

Thanks,

Damian
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On 9/18/13 12:58 PM, "Daniel Pocock" <daniel@...> wrote:


The Debian packages have now been accepted into Ubuntu as well, for the
upcoming "Saucy Salamander" release:

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openmama
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/avis-client-c
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/avis

The latest package version, 2.2.2.1-10, produces packages containing the
JARs for Java users and doc packages containing all the documentation.
That is sitting in the queue for the Debian FTP master, should be
available in both Debian and Ubuntu in a few days.

http://packages.qa.debian.org/o/openmama.html


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Re: [RFC] Platforms

Matt Mulhern
 

Just adding a few to the list:
  • Operating Systems used 
    • Windows XP
    • Centos 5.5 (32 & 64 bit)
    • Centos 6.4 (32 & 64 bit)
    • Ubuntu 12.04 (64 bit)
    • Mint 13 (maya - 64 bit)
  • Development environments (IDEs, compilers etc)
    • Vim (usually gvim or in combination with tmux)
    • GCC 4.4.7
    • CodeBlocks (windows)
    • Netbeans (Centos, Ubuntu, Mint)
    • Visual Studio 10
  • Python versions.
    • 2.6.6

Cheers,

Matt Mulhern




On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 10:06 AM, Daniel Pocock <daniel@...> wrote:
On 19/09/13 10:54, Damian Maguire wrote:
Morning folks, 

It's stats gathering time for OpenMAMA ;-)

Myself and Frank are currently doing some work on our CI environment and wanted to get a bit of feedback regarding the platforms people are working with, either for development or production (or indeed, environments they expect to be working with in the not too distant future). If you have a bit of time, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know a few details (off list is fine if you're more comfortable with that):
  • Operating Systems used

I've also tried a build on GNU HURD and kFreeBSD kernels using the portability code from the "linux" tree under common and using the Debian toolset with those kernels.

It seems to build fine.  Maybe the linux tree could be renamed posix

--- a/common/c_cpp/configure.ac
+++ b/common/c_cpp/configure.ac
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ AC_CANONICAL_BUILD()
 # Set up symbolic links for os-specific files
 AC_MSG_NOTICE([Configuring symbolic links for $build_os in $srcdir])
 case $build_os in
-       linux*-*)   AC_CONFIG_LINKS([$srcdir/src/c/wombat/port.h:src/c/linux/port.h
+       linux*-*|kfreebsd-gnu|gnu)   AC_CONFIG_LINKS([$srcdir/src/c/wombat/port.h:src/c/linux/port.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wMath.h:src/c/linux/wMath.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wUuid.h:src/c/linux/wUuid.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wConfig.h:src/c/linux/wConfig.h



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Re: [RFC] Platforms

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On 19/09/13 10:54, Damian Maguire wrote:
Morning folks, 

It's stats gathering time for OpenMAMA ;-)

Myself and Frank are currently doing some work on our CI environment and wanted to get a bit of feedback regarding the platforms people are working with, either for development or production (or indeed, environments they expect to be working with in the not too distant future). If you have a bit of time, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know a few details (off list is fine if you're more comfortable with that):
  • Operating Systems used

I've also tried a build on GNU HURD and kFreeBSD kernels using the portability code from the "linux" tree under common and using the Debian toolset with those kernels.

It seems to build fine.  Maybe the linux tree could be renamed posix

--- a/common/c_cpp/configure.ac
+++ b/common/c_cpp/configure.ac
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ AC_CANONICAL_BUILD()
 # Set up symbolic links for os-specific files
 AC_MSG_NOTICE([Configuring symbolic links for $build_os in $srcdir])
 case $build_os in
-       linux*-*)   AC_CONFIG_LINKS([$srcdir/src/c/wombat/port.h:src/c/linux/port.h
+       linux*-*|kfreebsd-gnu|gnu)   AC_CONFIG_LINKS([$srcdir/src/c/wombat/port.h:src/c/linux/port.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wMath.h:src/c/linux/wMath.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wUuid.h:src/c/linux/wUuid.h
                                   $srcdir/src/c/wombat/wConfig.h:src/c/linux/wConfig.h
[RFC] Platforms

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Morning folks, 

It's stats gathering time for OpenMAMA ;-)

Myself and Frank are currently doing some work on our CI environment and wanted to get a bit of feedback regarding the platforms people are working with, either for development or production (or indeed, environments they expect to be working with in the not too distant future). If you have a bit of time, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know a few details (off list is fine if you're more comfortable with that):
  • Operating Systems used 
  • Development environments (IDEs, compilers etc)
  • Python versions.
  • Other pertinent library versions
Note: I'd particularly like to hear about Windows users, since that's slightly more of an unknown for me.

Just to get the ball rolling, the following are the environments I'm typically working with:

Operating Systems (All 64bit):
  • Fedora 17
  • Centos 6.4
  • Red Hat 6
  • Windows 7
Development Environments:
  • Vim (with various plugins – NERDTree, YouCompleteMe, Syntastic etc)
  • Eclipse (Kepler) - With CDT
  • GCC 4.4 (Centos), GCC 4.7 (Fedora), Clang 3.3 (Fedora and Centos)
  • Visual Studio 2010 
Python Versions:
  • 2.7.5 (Fedora & Centos), 2.6.6 (Centos)
  • 2.6 (Windows)
Other Libraries:
  • Boost 1.54, 1.48 (Windows)

Cheers, 

Damian

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Re: packages now in Ubuntu too

Damian Maguire <DMaguire@...>
 

Looks great Daniel, cheers for those. I'll get the website and wiki
updated to point to them as well.

Thanks,

Damian
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On 9/18/13 12:58 PM, "Daniel Pocock" <daniel@...> wrote:


The Debian packages have now been accepted into Ubuntu as well, for the
upcoming "Saucy Salamander" release:

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openmama
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/avis-client-c
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/avis

The latest package version, 2.2.2.1-10, produces packages containing the
JARs for Java users and doc packages containing all the documentation.
That is sitting in the queue for the Debian FTP master, should be
available in both Debian and Ubuntu in a few days.

http://packages.qa.debian.org/o/openmama.html


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