Hello, am having issues parsing trep api response data and would appreciate any help.
Currently, am using view and requesting data for ric "IBM.N". The requested fields are "ASK", and "BID". I would like to extract the BID and ASK data and put them into a map.
I would be grateful for a code snapshot of how to extracted these two fields into a map from the response data.
Regards
Hello @josa
RFA Java package provide the GenericOMMParser which is used to read and initialize dictionaries and parse any OMM message. Hence, you may modify GenericOMMParser to get your preference fields from the response and update the values in the map. The example source code is here:
//create new method in GenericOMMParser.java to parse data and update map for BID and ASK field
public static final void parseOMMData(OMMData data, HashMap<String,Double> fieldsMap)
{
if(CURRENT_DICTIONARY==null) //make sure that RDMdictionary is loaded already
CURRENT_DICTIONARY = getDictionary(1);
for (Iterator iter = ((OMMIterable)data).iterator(); iter.hasNext();)
{
OMMEntry entry = (OMMEntry)iter.next();
if(entry.getType()==OMMTypes.FIELD_ENTRY) {
OMMFieldEntry fe = (OMMFieldEntry)entry;
FidDef fiddef = CURRENT_DICTIONARY.getFidDef(fe.getFieldId());
OMMData aValue = null;
if(fe.getFieldId() ==22 || fe.getFieldId()==25) {
aValue= fe.getData(fiddef.getOMMType());
if(!aValue.isBlank()) {
String key;
if(fe.getFieldId() ==22)
key = "BID";
else
key = "ASK";
fieldsMap.put(key, Double.parseDouble(aValue.toString()));
}
}
}
}
}
//in your application at the method to process data(item events)
public void processEvent(Event event)
{
OMMItemEvent ie = (OMMItemEvent)event;
OMMMsg respMsg = ie.getMsg();
...
GenericOMMParser.parseOMMData(respMsg.getPayload(),fieldsMap);
System.out.println("In the map BID is " + fieldsMap.get("BID"));
System.out.println("In the map ASK is " + fieldsMap.get("ASK"));
...
}
Also: You may want to consider how you store values of type OMM Real (i.e. BID and ASK fields). Storing them in a Double is one choice (possible loss of precision!) and storing them in a BigDecimal (no loss of precision) is another choice. It all depends on your needs. Sometimes using Double (or double) as in the example above is 'good enough'. Anyway, you'll need to cast the aValue variable in the example to OMMNumeric. This will give you direct translation into double, BigDecimal and so on. No need to first convert to String and then to Double as in the example.
Thanks very much @Pimchaya.Wongrukun. Will try your code example and let you know if I need any more info.
