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<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <title>HandCoded Toolkit for Java - Release Notes</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en-gb" /> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252" /> <meta name="GENERATOR" content="Microsoft FrontPage 4.0" /> <meta name="ProgId" content="FrontPage.Editor.Document" /> <link rel="StyleSheet" href="manual/styles.css" type="text/css" /> </head> <body> <p> <font size="6">Toolkit for FpML Processing<br> Java Open Source Release 1.5.1</font></p> <p> <font size="5">March, 2011</font></p> <p> <font size="5">Copyright (C),2006-2011 HandCoded Software Ltd.<br> All rights reserved.</font></p> <p> </p> <h1> Introduction</h1> <p> This document accompanies Java 1.5.1 release of the 'HandCoded Toolkit for FpML Processing' and describes the contents of the release area. The source code for this release is not included but is available from the SVN repository on SourceForge.</p> <h2> License</h2> <p> This toolkit is distributed under the terms if the 'Open Source License "OSL" Version 3.0'. A full copy of the license terms is included in the repository (click <a href="license.txt" target="_blank">here</a> to access) and must be distributed along with this file if you distribute this code to other parties.</p> <h2> Directory Structure</h2> <p> The ZIP file that contained this release expands into a number of files and sub-directories. The following briefly describes the purpose of each. </p> <ul class="L1"> <li>readme.html (The file you are reading) <li>license.txt<br> <br> A copy of the license terms under which the toolkit is distributed. <li>handcoded.jar<br> <br> This file contains all compiled Java class files for the toolkit and its demonstration applications. <li>Validate*-0.bat<br> <br> Running these files will execute a simple batch validation of a selection of FpML examples. Some of the example file distributed with FpML contain some mistakes and will output error messages. <li>Classify*-0.bat<br> <br> Running these files will execute a simple program that uses the classification tools within the toolkit to identifty the financial product within the example files.</li> <li>files<br /> <br /> Contains an XML catalog file (and its associated schema) used to resolve DTD system identifiers and schema namespace URIs to physical file locations.<br /> <br /> From release 1.2 the configuration of the business rules sets is controlled by the contents of the file rules.xml (and its associated schema rules.xsd). </li> </ul> <p> <ul class="L2"> <li>schemas<br> <br> Contains a subdirectory for each version of the FpML as well as the schema for digital signatures and the HandCoded extensions for 'RejectedDocuments' <li>data<br> <br> A set of XML data files containing the scheme code values defined by FpML for each release and a set of additional definitions for currency and country codes. <li>examples<br> <br> A copy of the FpML example file for each schema release. Some may contain mistakes as many have not been properly validated. <li>test-cases<br> <br> A copy of the FpML validation test files for both valid and invalid case. It is important to note some valid test cases still generate errors, just not the one they are supposed to test.</li> </ul> </p> <ul class="L1"> <li>lib<br> <br> Contains a copy of the Xerces JAR images used by the example application. See the associated readme.txt file for version information. </ul> <h2> Example Applications</h2> <p> The toolkit is accompanied by some simple test scripts that demonstrates its functionality and performance.</p> <h3> Validation</h3> <p> The validation scripts (e.g. Validate1-0.bat, etc.) use a simple application (implemented as the class demo.com.handcoded.fpml.Validate) to process one or more XML files. Running one of the example batch files will process a small selection of FpML examples displaying the results to the screen.</p> <p> At the end of the run the program calculates the average processing time for each file and displays the number of rules tested against each file as shown below.</p> <pre>>> files/examples/fpml4-0/ird_ex26_fxnotional_swap_with_cfs.xml >> files/examples/fpml4-0/ird_ex27_inverse_floater.xml >> files/examples/fpml4-0/ird_ex28_bullet_payments.xml >> files/examples/fpml4-0/msg_ex01_request_confirmation.xml >> files/examples/fpml4-0/msg_ex02_trade_confirmed.xml >> files/examples/fpml4-0/msg_ex03_portfolio.xml >> files/examples/fpml4-0/td_ex01_simple_term_deposit.xml >> files/examples/fpml4-0/td_ex02_term_deposit_w_settlement_etc.xml == Processed 91 files in 1391 milliseconds == 65.42056074766356 files/sec checking 219 rules</pre> <p> The application responds to a number of command line options and can be configured to test the FpML defined rules (e.g. excludes HandCoded rules including scheme value checking) or to use a more streamlined XML parsing technique that only supports schema based instances from FpML 4.0 or later. The default configuration is to process both DTD and schema based instances which is less efficient.</p> <h3> Classification</h3> <p> The classification scripts (e.g. Classify1-0.bat, etc.) execute a simple application that uses the toolkit to determine the type of financial product used within a trade or contract.</p> <pre>>> files\examples\fpml1-0\FRAExample8.xml: = FpML 1-0 : Trade(FORWARD RATE AGREEMENT) >> files\examples\fpml1-0\IRSExample1.xml: = FpML 1-0 : Trade(INTEREST RATE SWAP) >> files\examples\fpml1-0\IRSExample2.xml: = FpML 1-0 : Trade(INTEREST RATE SWAP) >> files\examples\fpml1-0\IRSExample3.xml: = FpML 1-0 : Trade(INTEREST RATE SWAP) >> files\examples\fpml1-0\IRSExample4.xml: = FpML 1-0 : Trade(INTEREST RATE SWAP) >> files\examples\fpml1-0\IRSExample5.xml: = FpML 1-0 : Trade(INTEREST RATE SWAP) >> files\examples\fpml1-0\IRSExample6.xml: = FpML 1-0 : Trade(CROSS CURRENCY SWAP) >> files\examples\fpml1-0\IRSExample7.xml: = FpML 1-0 : Trade(INTEREST RATE SWAP)</pre> <p> Futures releases will add further demonstration applications.</p> <h2> Support</h2> <p> If you find a problem using toolkit then please use the forum and bug reporting facilities on the <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/fpml-toolkit">SourceForge project</a> site to record the issue.</p> <h2> Change History</h2> <p> Changes in 1.1:</p> <ul> <li>Support for FpML 4.3 LCWD and 4.4 WD</li> <li>Toolkit supports full ISO date/time/dateTime types with timezone offsets.</li> </ul> <p> Changes in 1.2:</p> <ul> <li>Support for FpML 4.4 and 5.0 WD</li> <li>File based configuration for business rules.</li> <li>The NodeIndex class has been enhanced to understand schema type information and inheritance by extension/restriction to make it easier to file matching elements.</li> <li>Additional business rule sets for FX, Business Process, Pricing/Risk and references</li> <li>Additional scheme support (including canonical scheme URI changes) </li> </ul> <p> Changes in 1.3:</p> <ul> <li>Support for FpML 4.5 and 4.6</li> <li>Numerous little fixes</li> </ul> <p> Changes in 1.4:</p> <ul> <li>Support for FpML 4.7 and 5.0 LCWD</li> <li>File handling updated to allow schemas to be within a JAR file for web applications.</li> </ul> <p> Changes in 1.5:</p> <ul> <li>Support for FpML 4.8, 4.9 and 5.1</li> <li>Release meta data has been moved from Java code into an XML data file</li> <li>The Java and C# rule sets have been partially resynchronised.</li> </ul> </body> </html>
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