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<H1>Example Applications</H1>
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QuickFIX comes with several example applications. These application are in the <B>quickfix/examples</B>
directory. These applications are not meant to demonstrate good application design or meant
to be used in a real production system. They are merely provided as a tutorial on how to build an
application with QuickFIX.
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The applications provided are <B>ordermatch</B> which is a c++ server that will match and execute limit
orders, and <B>tradeclient</B> is a little c++ console based trading client. <B>Banzai</B> is a Java GUI based
trading client. Finally there is <B>executor</B>. Executor is a server that simply fills every limit order that
it receives. Executor has been implemented in <I>C++, Java, C#, VB.NET, Python and Ruby</I>. This is a great example for demonstrating how
to do the same things in all of QuickFIX's supported API's.
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Please study these examples to see a complete although minimal implementation of a FIX application.
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