Asanka, Thanks a lot for the reply. Well I have gone through the examples in the morning. Iam getting a fair idea on the same, but being an ignorant person on AMQP and from what i have read on the same AMQP is a wire protocol standard. I cannot be using AMQP/JMS because my provider is not complicant for the same. (Pardon my ignorance if any...)
Iam looking for a good example on TCP transport, with maybe bytebuffer / POJO example, it will be easier for java novices like me. Regards Phani On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 3:15 PM, Asanka Abeysinghe <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Phani, > If I read you correctly you are need to send a FIX message coming from a > FIX > endpoint to a endpoint that does not support FIX and accept messages > through > row TCP sockets. > Yes, you can do this by making a proxy service accept messages from > FIX-{version} by making the incoming transport as FIX and configure the > proxy service to have TCP transport as outgoing. > Synapse converts the FIX message into a XML infoset internally so you might > have to do transformation to the XML payload in the case of your non FIX > endpoint accept messages on XML format. If your non FIX endpoint is > requesting a non XML format then you have to do more work on writing a > mediator/message formatter to do the formatting. > There are two samples 259 (FIX to HTTP), 260 (FIX to AMQP/JMS) in the > synapse trunk and 1.3 branch (that you have to build or take from a nightly > build), those samples will explain on how to implement the pattern protocol > bridging with FIX. > Regards > Asanka > > On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 8:29 AM, Phani Arava <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi All, > > > > Iam pretty new to synapse (not exactly very good with Java..) trying out > my > > hands with synapse. Till now succesful in running the sample_257. > > > > Actually trying to connect a non-FIX exchange with synapse. The protocol > > defined by this exchange is given to us (Plain old TCP sockets) . Can we > > define an adapter for my app to connect to Synapse (for FIX) and synapse > > connects to the exchange with the message protocol. > > > > How to go about this whole project. What more of java whould i be > exploring > > before getting into synapse configurations ? > > > > Regards > > Phani > > > > > > -- > Asanka Abeysinghe > Architect - WSO2, Inc. > m: +94 77 7340064 p: +94 11 2688451/3 > e: [email protected] w: http://www.wso2.com > b: http://www.asankama.com >
