With parallel processing you cannot ensure ordering out of the box. You
need an additional resequencer to achieve it.

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Am 31.01.2013 05:22 schrieb "vcheruvu" <v_cher...@hotmail.com>:

> Hello Camel Riders,
>
>   I have used Camel-Quickfixj component in our application to consume and
> publish fix messages. Our application consumes FIX 4.2 messages from VM
> queue with 10 concurrent consumers.   Each consumer takes the FIX message
> of
> the VM queue, transforms the message to our internal FIX message structure
> and publishes on to another FIX session. Please see routebuilder definition
> below.  I can tell in our logs that FIX messages are consumed in order. I
> also verified that transformation bean class have processed FIX messages in
> order and sent it  to the pipeline for QuickFixJ publishing in order as
> well. However, after the transformation bean class,  publishing of new
> transformed FIX messages are out of order (I could tell by looking at
> Quickfix/J message store that fix messages are sent in different order.
> Please note this is not FIX sequence number issue.).
>
>  I understand obvious solution is make multiple consumer of VM to single
> consumer but this could seriously effects the speed of publishing fix
> messages. To be honest, I am little unclear how this route works when it is
> parallel processing, i.e if 10 concurrent consumers of VM, does that mean
> 10
> threads transforming messages and invoking quickfixj's session.send() at
> same time.  Could you please advise how I can ensure ordering is preserved
> between transformation and publishing of Quickfix/J when it is parallel
> processing?
>
>
> Routbuilder setup example in our application
>
> from(vm:FixQueue?concurrentConsumers=10)
> .to(bean:transformerBean?method="transformFixMessage")
> .to(quickfix:config/session.cfg?sessionID=FIX.4.2:Test->Destination)
>
> Kind regards,
> -Vid-
>
>
>
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