Message Formats and Content Filtering
Why should I use AMPS content filtering?
AMPS content filtering optimizes applications by saving bandwidth, CPU time, and reducing system latency.
What is the default message type for AMPS?
AMPS has no default message type; it handles messages as parsed value sets or raw serialized bytes.
Does AMPS validate messages?
AMPS selectively parses and validates messages only when required for operations like key generation, filtering, or views to maintain high performance.
How does AMPS handle invalid FIX/NVFIX?
Learn how AMPS handles invalid FIX/NVFIX messages, focusing on implicit SOH termination and behavior across releases.
Can AMPS filters do case-insensitive comparisons?
Learn how to perform case-insensitive comparisons in AMPS filters using built-in functions or PCRE regular expressions.
Can I just send uninterpreted binary messages with AMPS?
AMPS 4.0+ supports sending uninterpreted binary messages, bypassing standard payload interpretation.
What's BFlat?
BFlat is a compact, self-describing, high-performance, non-hierarchical binary message format optimized for efficiency and strong typing.