[xsd-users] XSD, Google Protocol Buffer and Fix Protocol

[Davide Anastasia]

Hi All,

First message on this mailing list. J

I have a crazy idea, and I don't know whether it's doable or not. 

I'm currently working on a messaging system based on Apache Qpid. This
message middleware doesn't define the format of the message content, so
I decided to go for Google Protocol Buffer to serialization C++ objects.
However, I would love to us the FIX protocol to define what the content
of these messages is.

 

Question: is it possible to generate C++ classes with XSD from the FIX
protocol XSD Schema and then plug inside GProto as binary serialization
engine (in a similar way like the one described for ACE (Adaptive
Communication Environment) CDR streams in the CS XSD manual).

 

Is this completely crazy? J

 

Best,

 

Davide Anastasia
Analyst, Research & Development


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