Message Formats and Content Filtering

📄️ Why should I use AMPS content filtering?

Discover how AMPS content filtering optimizes applications by saving bandwidth, CPU time, and reducing system latency.

📄️ What is the default message type for AMPS?

AMPS messages are represented as parsed value sets or raw serialized bytes; there is no single default message type.

📄️ Does AMPS validate messages?

AMPS prioritizes performance by only parsing messages when necessary, optimizing validation and partially parsing content when possible.

📄️ How does AMPS handle invalid FIX/NVFIX?

Learn how AMPS handles invalid FIX/NVFIX messages, particularly regarding missing SOH termination characters.

📄️ Can AMPS filters do case-insensitive comparisons?

Learn how to perform case-insensitive comparisons in AMPS filters using built-in functions like STREQUAL_I or PCRE modifiers.

📄️ Can I just send uninterpreted binary messages with AMPS?

Learn how to send uninterpreted binary messages with AMPS starting from version 4.0 and use the 'binary' message type.

📄️ What's BFlat?

BFlat is a compact, high-performance, self-describing binary message format optimized for serialization and parsing efficiency.