| FIX Support » Tag not defined error in SecurityListRequest Apr 18, 2024 @ 08:44 AM (Total replies: 5) | |||||
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Here is the latest versions of both OECFIX44 and OECFIX42 data dictionaries: OECFIX44: https://api.gainfutures.com/WebAPI/api/Files/DownloadClientUpdateLast?brandId=0&clientTypeId=5010&branchId=2 OECFIX42: https://api.gainfutures.com/WebAPI/api/Files/DownloadClientUpdateLast?brandId=0&clientTypeId=5009&branchId=2 |
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| FIX Support » Tag not defined error in SecurityListRequest Apr 17, 2024 @ 03:37 PM (Total replies: 5) | |||||
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I can see that the securityList contains groups which are only supported by a data dictionary. It is my understanding that my team has provided you the correct OECFIX44 and OECFIX42 data dictionary files via email, Please let me know if this works for you and this can be closed. Edited by JHyatt8720 on Apr 17, 2024 03:40 PM |
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| FIX Support » Tag not defined error in SecurityListRequest Apr 15, 2024 @ 02:57 PM (Total replies: 5) | |||||
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Its my understandiung that our message SecurityList was rejected by your side. This means that your FIX dictionary has to be incorrect. We advise you to not use dictionary on your side. Edited by JHyatt8720 on Apr 15, 2024 03:20 PM |
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| API Support » I am facing issues while running a simple datafetching script using dotnet8 Feb 27, 2024 @ 07:44 AM (Total replies: 1) | |||||
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We do not support .core. The package is not fully compatible with Net 8, ' Package GFAPI 4.11.519.358 was restored using v4.6.2/7/7.1 instead of the taget net8.0' Using a ConsoleApp (.Net Framework) instead of .Net Core, fixes this issue and it is compatible with the GFAPI nuGet package 4.6.2 When run with .Net 4.8 the program ran fine. |
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