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When receiving messages form the ADS via WebSocket, the ADS packs multiple updates into an array of messages. The format appears to be and array of JSON formatted messages.
When posting publishing for performance testing, it would be beneficial to able to pack the post update messages into an array of messages and then send the array.
Is this possible? I can find no reference to message packing in the spec, the examples or on the forums.
Thanks!
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I tested with ADS 3.5.1.L1 and it can support an array of post messages.
I sent the following JSON messages to the server.
[
{
"Ack": true,
"Domain": "MarketPrice",
"ID": 3,
"Message": {
"Domain": "MarketPrice",
"Fields": {
"ASK": 453.60,
"BID": 452.60
},
"ID": 0,
"Type": "Update"
},
"PostID": 20,
"PostUserInfo": {
"Address": "127.0.0.1",
"UserID": 10000
},
"Type": "Post"
},
{
"Ack": true,
"Domain": "MarketPrice",
"ID": 3,
"Message": {
"Domain": "MarketPrice",
"Fields": {
"ASK": 600.60,
"BID": 452.60
},
"ID": 0,
"Type": "Update"
},
"PostID": 21,
"PostUserInfo": {
"Address": "127.0.0.1",
"UserID": 10000
},
"Type": "Post"
}
]
Then, I got the following responses back.
[
{
"ID": 3,
"Type": "Update",
"UpdateType": "Unspecified",
"Key": {
"Service": "DIST_CACHE",
"Name": "IBM.N"
},
"Fields": {
"ASK": 453.60,
"BID": 452.60
}
},
{
"ID": 3,
"Type": "Ack",
"AckID": 20
},
{
"ID": 3,
"Type": "Update",
"UpdateType": "Unspecified",
"Key": {
"Service": "DIST_CACHE",
"Name": "IBM.N"
},
"Fields": {
"ASK": 600.60,
"BID": 452.60
}
},
{
"ID": 3,
"Type": "Ack",
"AckID": 21
}
]
Thanks so much Jirapongse, this worked perfectly! Thanks for both the speed and accuracy of the response!
