fix.core
valid?clj
(valid? msg)(valid? msg delimiter)This function validates the syntactical correctness of [FIX protocol]
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_Information_eXchange) messages. The msg must be given as a single
String parameter. By default, the SOH control code (ASCII 01) is used as delimiter,
which separates the individual tag value pairs. As optional second parameter delimiter, a custom delimiter
can be used. The function returns true if the given message is syntactically correct, false otherwise.
The function validates the syntactical correctness of header and trailer of the message first. Then the body of the
message is validated with regard to the particular message type. Although the msg is given as a flat sequence of
tag value pairs, the validation takes into account that the body of the message can potentially represent heavily
nested structures of COMPONENTS and GROUPS. E.g. An incorrect NUMINGROUP field that indicates the numbers of
repetitions within a GROUP would result in an invalid message, although the individual GROUP repetitions might
very well be syntactically correct. For a more detailed explanation of the validation features see
fix.core.
The only supported protocol version is currently FIX 5.0 SP2
This function validates the syntactical correctness of [FIX protocol] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_Information_eXchange) messages. The `msg` must be given as a single `String` parameter. By default, the SOH control code (ASCII 01) is used as delimiter, which separates the individual tag value pairs. As optional second parameter `delimiter`, a custom delimiter can be used. The function returns `true` if the given message is syntactically correct, `false` otherwise. The function validates the syntactical correctness of header and trailer of the message first. Then the body of the message is validated with regard to the particular message type. Although the `msg` is given as a flat sequence of tag value pairs, the validation takes into account that the body of the message can potentially represent heavily nested structures of `COMPONENTS` and `GROUPS`. E.g. An incorrect `NUMINGROUP` field that indicates the numbers of repetitions within a `GROUP` would result in an invalid message, although the individual `GROUP` repetitions might very well be syntactically correct. For a more detailed explanation of the validation features see [fix.core](https://github.com/rvalentini/fix.core). The only supported protocol version is currently FIX 5.0 SP2
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