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Date/Time: Thu, 17 Jan 2019 07:48:55 +0000
Real LogonResponse data lenght and s_LogonResponse from headers lengths discrepance
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| [2017-12-20 19:59:47] |
| User977859 - Posts: 1 |
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Hello, I found following: DTC server return me Logon Response with size = 256. (Fixed binary enc., logon success.) In the same time when we sum all data lenghts from s_LogonResponse structure (DTCProtocol.h) then get 262 bytes. How is it possible? NB: string ServerName is converted from response's byte[] successfully to "SC DTC Server", but string SymbolExchangeDelimiter - is not - it has value "\u0001\0\0\u0001". Is the length of ServerName in the file DTCProtocol.h specified correctly? Correct me if I am wrong... Thank you. struct s_LogonResponse { uint16_t Size; uint16_t Type; int32_t ProtocolVersion; LogonStatusEnum Result; char ResultText[TEXT_DESCRIPTION_LENGTH]; //96 char ReconnectAddress[64]; int32_t Integer_1; char ServerName[60]; uint8_t MarketDepthUpdatesBestBidAndAsk; uint8_t TradingIsSupported; uint8_t OCOOrdersSupported; uint8_t OrderCancelReplaceSupported; char SymbolExchangeDelimiter[SYMBOL_EXCHANGE_DELIMITER_LENGTH]; //4 uint8_t SecurityDefinitionsSupported; uint8_t HistoricalPriceDataSupported; uint8_t ResubscribeWhenMarketDataFeedAvailable; uint8_t MarketDepthIsSupported; uint8_t OneHistoricalPriceDataRequestPerConnection; uint8_t BracketOrdersSupported; uint8_t UseIntegerPriceOrderMessages; uint8_t UsesMultiplePositionsPerSymbolAndTradeAccount; uint8_t MarketDataSupported; |
| [2017-12-23 09:08:42] |
| Andreas - Posts: 385 |
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SC support, any opinion on this? i am buffled as well.. thanks, Andreas |
| [2017-12-23 22:41:07] |
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With #pragma pack(8), the compiler reports the size as: DTC::s_LogonResponse size: 256 Here is the current header file: http://dtcprotocol.org/DTC_Files/DTCProtocol.h We cannot say anything further on this. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2017-12-23 22:45:05
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