FAST Java implementation

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Imported from previous forum

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Hi,

Are there any FAST reference implementation or commercial implementation in Java, like a FAST codec or similar?

OpenFAST does not show any activity any longer, and their last release doesn’t have support for FAST 1.1 which is the version I would like to use.

I have looked at QuickFIX too but they are referring to OpenFAST for Fix with FAST, so I can’t use that one either.

Thanks,

/ Andreas

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Andreas

I have sucessfully used Openfast with Fix 1.1 and have seen no issues.

Version used: openfast-0.9.8.jar

Naresh

Hi,

Are there any FAST reference implementation or commercial implementation
in Java, like a FAST codec or similar?

OpenFAST does not show any activity any longer, and their last
release doesn’t have support for FAST 1.1 which is the version I
would like to use.

I have looked at QuickFIX too but they are referring to OpenFAST for Fix
with FAST, so I can’t use that one either.

Thanks,

/ Andreas

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[ original email was from Daniel Plasto - daniel.plasto@orcsoftware.com ]
Hi Andreas,

CameronFIX support FAST 1.1.

Regards,

Daniel Plasto
Orc Software

Hi,

Are there any FAST reference implementation or commercial implementation
in Java, like a FAST codec or similar?

OpenFAST does not show any activity any longer, and their last
release doesn’t have support for FAST 1.1 which is the version I
would like to use.

I have looked at QuickFIX too but they are referring to OpenFAST for Fix
with FAST, so I can’t use that one either.

Thanks,

/ Andreas

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OpenFAST supports 1.1 - it is used as the basis for the FIX Protocol interoperability portal. I will check and see if there are any open issues. OpenFast was written as a reference implementation for FAST 1.1 so that implementers had a platform they could draw from outside of just commercial software vendor implementations. A standard needs both - strong commercial products such as CameronFIX and others, as well as quality reference implementations such as OpenFAST.

Please do not confuse lack of recent activity with lack of support - there are plenty of OpenFAST adopters out there.

Hi Andreas,

CameronFIX support FAST 1.1.

Regards,

Daniel Plasto Orc Software

Hi,

Are there any FAST reference implementation or commercial
implementation in Java, like a FAST codec or similar?

OpenFAST does not show any activity any longer, and their last
release doesn’t have support for FAST 1.1 which is the version I
would like to use.

I have looked at QuickFIX too but they are referring to OpenFAST for
Fix with FAST, so I can’t use that one either.

Thanks,

/ Andreas

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Hi,

Thanks for all replies. I contacted the OpenFAST developers and it seems like I had been misinformed. OpenFAST do support FAST 1.1 and FAST SCP 1.1 Level 2 as I required.

Best regards, Andreas

Hi,

Are there any FAST reference implementation or commercial implementation
in Java, like a FAST codec or similar?

OpenFAST does not show any activity any longer, and their last
release doesn’t have support for FAST 1.1 which is the version I
would like to use.

I have looked at QuickFIX too but they are referring to OpenFAST for Fix
with FAST, so I can’t use that one either.

Thanks,

/ Andreas

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I just wanted to point out for future reference that OpenFAST supports level 3 of SCP 1.1 as well.

Jake

Hi,

Thanks for all replies. I contacted the OpenFAST developers and it seems
like I had been misinformed. OpenFAST do support FAST 1.1 and FAST SCP
1.1 Level 2 as I required.

Best regards, Andreas

Hi,

Are there any FAST reference implementation or commercial
implementation in Java, like a FAST codec or similar?

OpenFAST does not show any activity any longer, and their last
release doesn’t have support for FAST 1.1 which is the version I
would like to use.

I have looked at QuickFIX too but they are referring to OpenFAST for
Fix with FAST, so I can’t use that one either.

Thanks,

/ Andreas