Uses of Package
biz.onixs.fix.engine

Packages that use biz.onixs.fix.engine

biz.onixs.fix.engine
biz.onixs.fix.engine.storage
biz.onixs.fix.engine.transport
biz.onixs.fix.scheduler

Classes in biz.onixs.fix.engine used by biz.onixs.fix.engine

AbstractOutQueue

Engine
FIX Engine.

Engine.DynamicAcceptorArgs
Dynamic acceptor event arguments.

Engine.DynamicAcceptorListener
Dynamic acceptor event listener.

Engine.State
Engine state.

Engine.StateChangedArgs
State changed event arguments.

Engine.StateChangedListener
Engine state changed listener interface.

EngineException
The exception that is thrown when a non-fatal error occurs in the FIX Engine.

EngineSettings
The Engine configuration settings.

License
Base license implementation.

License.Customer
License customer.

License.Type
License type.

LicenseException

MessageFactory
Message factory interface.

NumberedRawMsg

NumberedRawMsgPool

OutQueue

Session
A FIX Session.
It is defined as a bi-directional stream of ordered messages between two parties within a continuous sequence number series.
A single FIX session can exist across multiple sequential (not concurrent) physical connections.
A FIX Connection is comprised of three parts: logon, message exchange, and logout.
A FIX Session is comprised of one or more FIX Connections, meaning that a FIX Session spans multiple logins.
Parties can connect and disconnect multiple times while maintaining a single FIX session.

Session.ErrorArgs
Error event data.

Session.ErrorListener
Error event listener.

Session.ErrorReason
Error reason.

Session.InboundApplicationMessageArgs
Inbound application-level message received from the counterparty event data.

Session.InboundApplicationMessageListener
Inbound application-level message received from the counterparty event listener.

Session.InboundSessionMessageArgs
Inbound session-level message received from the counterparty event data.

Session.InboundSessionMessageListener
Inbound session-level message received from the counterparty event listener.

Session.MessageEventArgs
Message related event data.

Session.MessageResendingArgs
Message resend request received from the counterparty event data.

Session.MessageResendingListener
Message resend request received from the counterparty event listener.

Session.OutboundApplicationMessageArgs
Outbound application-level message queued for sending event data.

Session.OutboundApplicationMessageListener
Outbound application-level message queued for sending event listener.

Session.OutboundSessionMessageArgs
Outbound session-level message queued for sending event data.

Session.OutboundSessionMessageListener
Outbound session-level message queued for sending event listener.

Session.StateChangeArgs
Session state changed event data.

Session.StateChangeListener
Session state changed event listener.

Session.WarningArgs
Warning event data.

Session.WarningListener
Warning event listener.

Session.WarningReason
Warning reason.

SessionId

SessionImpl

SessionRole
SessionInternal role.

SessionState
Session state.

ThreadRole
The thread role.

ThreadStartedListener
Thread started event listener.

Classes in biz.onixs.fix.engine used by biz.onixs.fix.engine.storage

EngineException
The exception that is thrown when a non-fatal error occurs in the FIX Engine.

SessionId

Classes in biz.onixs.fix.engine used by biz.onixs.fix.engine.transport

SessionImpl

SessionManager

Classes in biz.onixs.fix.engine used by biz.onixs.fix.scheduler

Session
A FIX Session.
It is defined as a bi-directional stream of ordered messages between two parties within a continuous sequence number series.
A single FIX session can exist across multiple sequential (not concurrent) physical connections.
A FIX Connection is comprised of three parts: logon, message exchange, and logout.
A FIX Session is comprised of one or more FIX Connections, meaning that a FIX Session spans multiple logins.
Parties can connect and disconnect multiple times while maintaining a single FIX session.