Use same timestamp as SendingTime in outbound FIX and FixMessage.timestamp #550
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…stamp When scanning archive it is useful to have the same local timestamp both in SBE FixMessage and sent FIX. This allows reading high-precision version of SendingTime w/o decoding the header, speeding up date-range queries for sessions like market data feeds which mostly send data. The change affects session messages and application messages sent using `trySend(Encoder)` overloads. There is new variant of `trySend(DirectBuffer)` which accepts already encoded FIX and timestamp, which is kept as private method for now.
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When scanning archive it is useful to have the same local timestamp both in SBE FixMessage and sent FIX. This allows reading high-precision version of SendingTime w/o decoding the header, speeding up date-range queries for sessions like market data feeds which mostly send data.
The change affects session messages and application messages sent using
trySend(Encoder)overloads. There is new variant oftrySend(DirectBuffer)which accepts already encoded FIX and timestamp, which is kept as private method for now.