How to properly manage EMA orderbook delete action (from market_by_price)?
I receive the delete action from market_by_price in EMA. I checked the map action with
case MapEntry.MapAction.DELETE :
But when I tried to get the price to delete. The field 3427 (ORDER_PRC) is always empty.Below is the implementation
P.S. The code tag doesn't format the code nicely so I paste as plain text.
private void decodeMap(String ric, com.thomsonreuters.ema.access.Map map) {
int tmpSide = 0;
double tmpPrice = 0;
double tmpSize = 0;
for (MapEntry mapEntry : map) {
if (DataTypes.FIELD_LIST == mapEntry.loadType()) {
FieldList fieldList = mapEntry.fieldList();
for (FieldEntry fieldEntry : fieldList) {
int fid = fieldEntry.fieldId();
if (fieldEntry.code() == Data.DataCode.BLANK) {
// noop
}
else {
switch (fid) {
case 3427: // ORDER PRICE
tmpPrice = fieldEntry.real().asDouble();
break;
case 3428: // ORDER SIDE
tmpSide = fieldEntry.enumValue();
break;
case 3430: // NUMBER OF ORDERS, type: 4, OMMTypes.UINT = int
tmpNumOrder = fieldEntry.uintValue();
break;
case 4356: // ACCUMULATED SIZE
tmpSize = fieldEntry.real().asDouble();
break;
default:
break;
}
}
}
}
if (mapEntry.action() == MapEntry.MapAction.DELETE && tmpPrice != 0d) { // orderbook delete operation
// delete the entry in orderbook
}
}
}
Best Answer
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Hi @steve.lau
You should use "Map Entry KEY" to store your data in a map data structure.
You can delete the entry from map using the same "Map Entry KEY".
You can refer to line 84 on
com.thomsonreuters.ema.examples.training.consumer.series200.example210__MarketByOrder__Streaming example.
System.out.println("Action: " + mapEntry.mapActionAsString() + " key value: " + EmaUtility.asHexString(mapEntry.key().buffer().buffer()));
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Answers
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Thank you, so you mean the key should be a String to be retrieved by below?
EmaUtility.asHexString(mapEntry.key().buffer().buffer())
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The EmaUtility.asHexString is optional.
You can convert byte arrays (the value of map key) to any string that you like.
It is the unique identifier to this map entry.
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Hi @steve.lau
You may also find the following article useful - How to Sort & Process Level 2 Orderbook Data
Although the sample source code is C++, the explanations should still be relevant.
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Cool, thanks a lot all Gents
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very useful, thanks!
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