I have a client which would receive protocol "CSS.getMatchedStylesForNode" from ChromeDevtools.But I don't know how to receive this protocol. Please help.
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Remote wcf service needs a custom header 'MessageHeader' in the envelope. I'm adding this header, but processing response returns this error:
'The header 'MessageHeader' from the namespace
'http://www.ebxml.org/namespaces/messageHeader' was not understood by
the recipient of this message, causing the message to not be
processed. This error typically indicates that the sender of this
message has enabled a communication protocol that the receiver cannot
process. Please ensure that the configuration of the client's binding
is consistent with the service's binding.'
In classic .net recommend change BasicHttpBinding on WsHttpBinding, but core doesn't support it. Can anybody give me some advices?
It appears to be a namespace issue. Please post your RQ + RS and identify what API you are using.
Now I'm trying to use PJSip in my project. In documentation I can't find any information about what classes I should use in order to implement SIP request (REGISTER, INVITE, BYE, ACK, CANCEL...)
Can someone help me?
The Call class has a method send_request which can be used to send specific requests to the remote call.
For instance, you can get a Call object as a result of a call to the make_call method of your Account object:
call = acc.make_call(dst_uri, cb=my_cb)
call.send_request("INFO")
I need to know how we can restrict sending a "Resend Request". I'm copying the logs below. It appears that the "Resend Request" is being send from QuickFixEngine dll since we have not written any code for initiating a resend request. Please help me to solve how restrict a resend request. Also it appears that the MsgSeqNum is in correct order. Your help will be appreciated greatly.
8=FIX.4.29=5735=034=9949=UATENV52=20120717-16:31:28.29656=TRDUAT10=243
8=FIX.4.29=5835=049=TRDUAT56=UATENV52=20120717-16:28:34.24834=11910=029
8=FIX.4.29=37635=849=TRDUAT56=UATENV52=20120717-16:28:41.00434=12050=CBOEO57=Test_Trader37=1120716000006003150=139=120=060=20120717-16:28:40.00040=254=138=10442=2654=1167=OPT55=IBM44=-0.5077=O202=180.00201=1200=201207205=2121=359=01=TestAcct10115=USD14=56=0.50198=12280400019882=N17=071710150000128151=576=INCA30=CBOE75=2012071732=531=0.5011=82184825010=144
8=FIX.4.29=37935=849=TRDUAT56=UATENV52=20120717-16:28:41.00534=12150=CBOEO57=Test_Trader37=1120716000006004150=139=120=060=20120717-16:28:40.00040=254=238=20442=2654=2167=OPT55=IBM44=-0.5077=O202=185.00201=1200=201207205=2121=359=01=TestAcct10115=USD14=106=0.50198=12280400019882=N17=071720150000129151=1076=INCA30=CBOE75=2012071732=1031=0.5011=82184825010=036
8=FIX.4.29=6935=234=10049=UATENV52=20120717-16:31:35.50056=TRDUAT 7=120 *16=0* 10=230
8=FIX.4.29=37635=849=TRDUAT56=UATENV52=20120717-16:28:41.00534=12250=CBOEO57=Test_Trader37=1120716000006005150=139=120=060=20120717-16:28:40.00040=254=138=10442=2654=3167=OPT55=IBM44=-0.5077=O202=190.00201=1200=201207205=2121=359=01=TestAcct10115=USD14=56=0.50198=12280400019882=N17=071710150000130151=576=INCA30=CBOE75=2012071732=531=0.5011=82184825010=145
8=FIX.4.29=37935=834=12149=TRDUAT50=CBOEO52=20120717-16:28:41.00556=UATENV57=Test_Trader1=TestAcct1016=0.5011=82184825014=1015=USD17=07172015000012920=021=330=CBOE31=0.5032=1037=112071600000600438=2039=140=244=-0.5054=255=IBM59=060=20120717-16:28:40.00075=2012071776=INCA77=O150=1151=10167=OPT198=1228040001200=201207201=1202=185.00205=21442=2654=29882=N10=036
8=FIX.4.29=37635=834=12249=TRDUAT50=CBOEO52=20120717-16:28:41.00556=UATENV57=Test_Trader1=TestAcct1016=0.5011=82184825014=515=USD17=07171015000013020=021=330=CBOE31=0.5032=537=112071600000600538=1039=140=244=-0.5054=155=IBM59=060=20120717-16:28:40.00075=2012071776=INCA77=O150=1151=5167=OPT198=1228040001200=201207201=1202=190.00205=21442=2654=39882=N10=145
8=FIX.4.29=40735=849=TRDUAT56=UATENV52=20120717-16:28:41.444122=20120717-16:28:41.00443=Y34=12050=CBOEO57=Test_Trader37=1120716000006003150=139=120=060=20120717-16:28:40.00040=254=138=10442=2654=1167=OPT55=IBM44=-0.5077=O202=180.00201=1200=201207205=2121=359=01=TestAcct10115=USD14=56=0.50198=12280400019882=N17=071710150000128151=576=INCA30=CBOE75=2012071732=531=0.5011=82184825010=145
8=FIX.4.29=41035=849=TRDUAT56=UATENV52=20120717-16:28:41.444122=20120717-16:28:41.00543=Y34=12150=CBOEO57=Test_Trader37=1120716000006004150=139=120=060=20120717-16:28:40.00040=254=238=20442=2654=2167=OPT55=IBM44=-0.5077=O202=185.00201=1200=201207205=2121=359=01=TestAcct10115=USD14=106=0.50198=12280400019882=N17=071720150000129151=1076=INCA30=CBOE75=2012071732=1031=0.5011=82184825010=028
8=FIX.4.29=40735=849=TRDUAT56=UATENV52=20120717-16:28:41.444122=20120717-16:28:41.005
Thanks
Usually, you will get a resend request when reconnecting after a disconnect. It is important to make sure that you haven't missed any messages.
If you want to avoid it, you need to edit the quickfix config and set ResetOnLogon Logoff and disconnect to Y. That way it will not try to resend messages each time it disconnects.
I don't think this is a particularly good idea. You could miss messages. Why is the resend request a problem for you?
If you want to ignore ResendRequests (i.e you don't want to resend any messages) the correct way in FIX to do this is by responding with a SequenceReset.
You can achieve this in QuickFix be overriding the toApp() method and throwing a DoNotSend exception.
QuickFix will generate the correct SequenceReset response based on the ResendRequest that was issued.
Here's an example:
8=FIX.4.29=9135=234=349=MY-INITIATOR-SERVICE52=20160418-09:11:20.69456=MY-ACCEPTOR-SERVICE7=216=510=133
8=FIX.4.29=12435=434=243=Y49=MY-ACCEPTOR-SERVICE52=20160418-09:11:20.69756=MY-INITIATOR-SERVICE122=20160418-09:11:20.69736=2123=Y10=068
I try to write a HTTPRequester using CFNetwork and with Stream Reader. It is just an a interface to send GET/POST/PUT... request but I can able to create the CFHTTPMessageCreateRequest and set header and postbody also create NSInputStream and successfully open it but the response callback is not getting fired.
Any idea?
I found the ASIHttp code but I cannot able to use it.
can any one give us a complete example code?
My end requirement is to work with socket. setting NTLM based authenticated GET/POST request through CFSocket. any help?
Can anyone give me a simple example about how to send a POST request using CFNetwork?
thanks in advance,
Naveen Shan
I'm doing a university project in which i have to communicate with an existing server using SIP messages. I have done the part where i send the message, and i see with wireshark that the server responded, but i don't know how to receive that message and interpret it.
I have created a class that composes a sip message, and then creates a UdpTransport to send the message. I fill all of the message headers manually before that.
udp_transport = new UdpTransport(0, this);
udp_transport.sendMessage(sip_message, new IpAddress(toAddress), 5060);
Now i wonder how to receive the message the server sends back.
The declaration of MjSip SipProvider class (i modeled mine after it, they both call UDPTransport) implements TransportListener and has a callback methond onReceivedMessage()
but i'm not sure how to make it listen. I need to listen on a specific port, that the user inputs in the UI before. Not really sure how this callback even works.
So, i just need something to listen for a response message, and that it calls my processReceivedMessage() method so i can extract information.