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<Rule Name="SimpleRule">
         <Condition>
           
       <Inclusion>
     
                      <FieldEqualsTo Field = "35">
 
                              <Val>D</Val>
 
                              <Val>G</Val>
                       
        <Val>F</Val>
                            </FieldEqualsTo>  
        
                   </Inclusion>
            
      <Exclusion/>
      
  </Condition>
         <ActionIfTrue>
                   <TryCopyField SourceField ="11" TargetField ="95011" />
   
     </ActionIfTrue>
     
   <ActionIfFalse>
                   <StopProcessing/>
         </ActionIfFalse>
</Rule>

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Conditions are within <Condition> element and Actions are within <ActionIf> tags in the example. Rules with no Actions (<ActionIfTrue>, <ActionIfFalse>) elements are ignored during rules execution. Rules with no <Condition> element are applied for all FIX messages unconditionally.

<ActionIfTrue>, <ActionIfFalse> elements

There are two optional action blocks – ActionIfTrue and ActionIfFalse. Success actions will be executed one-by-one once rule’s conditions evaluated as true. Otherwise, ActionIfFalse actions sequence will be executed.

<Condition> elements

Conditions are used for rule triggering. <Condition> element can consist of two elements - <Inclusions> and <Exclusions> (both are mandatory). Check's value for <Inclusions> tag is calculated as is. Check's value for <Exclusions> tag is inverted (logical NOT) after calculation. There is only one attribute ("Name", optional) in this element. It is unique within current XML configuration file. 

Here are two examples:

<Condition Name="IsOrderFlow">

    <Inclusion>
        <FieldEqualsTo Field="35">

            <Val>D</Val>

            <Val>G</Val>

            <Val>F</Val>

            <Val>8</Val>

            <Val>9</Val>

        </FieldEqualsTo>

    </Inclusion>

    <Exclusion/>

</Condition>

<Condition Name="NotIsOrderFlow">

  <Inclusion/>

  <Exclusion>
    <FieldEqualsTo Field="35">

      <Val>D</Val>

      <Val>G</Val>

      <Val>F</Val>

      <Val>8</Val>

      <Val>9</Val>

      </

 FieldEqualsTo>
    </Exclusion>

</Condition>

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