- Adding new SerializedOrderEvent and SerializedOrder with new
JsonConverters
- Specifying OrderEvent json converter when storing, streaming data
- Adding unit tests
In order to avoid switching on types in StreamingMessageHandler, the NetMQ tcp Push Socket will now only send the serialized packet to the desktop client, instead of the serialized packet and the packet type.
The DesktopClient now only accepts single part messages in order to accomadate the changes in StreamingMessageHandler. The type of the packet is distinguished in the DesktopClient because StreamingMessageHandler does not disnguish the types of the packets.
The StreamingMessageHandler tests and DesktopClientTests have been altered to reflect these changes.
This message handler uses NetMQ Push socket to push messages over tcp to a client. It makes no garantees about the client. It will always send two part messages. The first part of the message is the resource and the second part of the message is the serialized packet.
Martin Molinero