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How can I save raw events of real time feeds?

what is the best way to save RespMsg(from RFA C++ API) raw events to memory / disk and decode later when needed? The idea is to do as little as possible with the feeds and parse/decode(like a replay) them when needed. Thanks

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Please refer to the answer in this How to encode / decode? Create RespMsg objects from Buffer? question.

rfa::message::RespMsg provides the getEncodedBuffer and setEncodedBuffer methods to get and set the encoded buffer associated with a response message, respectively.

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Hi @jzhao

In general, you will have to make a copy of the data within your onRefresh callback as data within this callback is short-lived. Refer to the answer here. While that specific answer is related to the Java API, the same concepts are applied to C++.

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Thanks Nick. The answer you referred to above mentioned to copy data to local FieldEntry (B). The question is if the copy of such like FieldEntryList is parse-able using the same decode logic? even though it means that I need to build a static (local) clone of the one from callback.

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