Hey Nestor, Do you have a verbose log file from capturereplay up to the point at which it stops? And does the process simply hang, or is it crashing? I’ve never tried capturereplay with the

Hi folks, As part of the work I'm doing with bloomberg and openmama, I'm trying to record the data coming from bloomberg through the bridge, I'm using this instruction: capturec -m tick42blp -MS

Hi Nestor, Glenn Order book handling is outside the scope of the current version of our BLP bridge. In our TREP bridge we take OMM MarketByPrice and MarketByOrder messages and build mamda book

Hi Nestor, Perhaps one of the tick42blp bridge developers could help out, but one thing that may help is a orderbook message spec for OpenMAMDA. This isn't currently published on the OpenMAMA website

Hi there, I'm wondering if there is any example in which data received through OpenMAMA is transformed into a Mamda Order book. For example, I have a subcription to Bloomberg through the tick42blp

Hi Folks, After reviewing our current process and the number of disparate systems that we use to track and maintain OpenMAMA (Git, Bugzilla, Phabricator and Jira services), we have decided to move

Hi, Many of you will be aware that Tick42 have been developing an OpenMAMA bridge for Thomson Reuters TREP. You may also have noticed that it was publicly announced yesterday. There is a

Hi folks, Some of you know me as an ex-NYSE tech guy, so I hope you will forgive me if my reasoning is faulty. As I look to the protocols that the exchanges use to distribute their market data, is

Good Afternoon, Firstly most of our email correspondence is on theopenmama-dev@... channel, this is the best place to open new topics for discussion. OpenMamdais a framework running on top of

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

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

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

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

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

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):

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

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,

Nice catch Guy, thanks for that. Should be fixed on the site now. Cheers, Damian ________________________________________________________ This message may contain confidential information and

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

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