Initializes a new instance of the EngineSettings class

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Allows an Object to attempt to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before the Object is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Returns a String that represents the current Object.

Specifies the SessionStorageType of the automatically created Session object that corresponds to the incoming FIX Connection.

Option to create the FIX Engine Log file.

Specifies the file with the description of the FIX dialect (a custom, slightly different interpretation of FIX protocol).

Specifies the path to the license file.

Specify the path to the folder that contain license file(s).

The FIX Engine listens on this port for incoming connections.

The FIX Engine listens on these ports for incoming connections.

Inbound and outbound FIX messages, session's state data, and the FIX Engine log files are stored in this directory.

Option to automatically process DeliverToCompID (tag 128) field.

Reasonable transmission time as % from HeartBtInt value.

Number of attempts to restore the telecommunication link.

Time interval between the attempts to restore the telecommunication link (in seconds).

Number of sent messages that are available for resending on counterparty's Resend Request (MsgType=2) message.

Option to send the Logout message before dropping the telecommunication link in case of Exception during the processing of incoming FIX message.

Option to send the Logout message before dropping the telecommunication link in reply on Logon message with duplicate identity (a valid FIX Connection is already underway for the same SenderCompID, TargetCompID and FIX Version).

Path to the SSL certificate file in PEM (base 64 encoded) format.

The FIX Engine listens on this port for incoming SSL-encrypted connections.

Path to the SSL private key file in PEM (base 64 encoded) format.

Pasword to open SSL private key file.

Option to improve latency at the expense of message throughput.