Hello,
I am checking now my code on global account (real time , not on tester).
When position is opened I get always time of opening as "Time:01.01.1970 00:00:00" what in milliseconds I suppose is just 0L.
So a code
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console.getOut().println("Order is "+order.getOrderCommand()+", Time:" + dateFormatMR.format(order.getCreationTime())+", amount="+order.getAmount()+", Price="+order.getOpenPrice()+", StopLossPrice="+ order.getStopLossPrice()+", TakeProfitPrice="+ order.getTakeProfitPrice());
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produces:
Order is BUY, Time:01.01.1970 00:00:00, amount=0.002079, Price=1.31858, StopLossPrice=0.0, TakeProfitPrice=0.0

whereas on normal hedge account I get for the same position:
Order is BUY, Time:30.04.2013 15:00:00, amount=0.002079, Price=1.31858, StopLossPrice=0.0, TakeProfitPrice=0.0

Could you explain me how to get "true" time of a position on the global account?

Thank you very much in advance,
your client

Global account positions don't have creation time, but they have fill time (i.e. IOrder.getFillTime).

Thank you very much!

Could you please tell me where I can get more info about special properties of global accounts?
The only info I was able to find is from FAQ:
Q: What is the difference between a normal account and a global account?
A: The default account type is called an “hedging account”. On a global account, you cannot open opposite positions on the same instrument, therefore no conditional orders – no Stop loss, take profit, OCO,..

There is some documentation?
Thank you in advance!

JForex-API order method behaviour reflects what you see in the platform. What concerns JForex-API documentation for global accounts, we are going to update the javadocs.