I downloaded the project "singlejartest" from your website "www.dukascopy.com",I I run it in Ecplise, then I found that the onTick method(in the strategies MA_PLAY) run normally when execute the "TestMain", but It does not normally that I execute Main. Later, i login jnlp, run the strategies MA_PLAY in real-time, then the same problem occurred.Why? It's a bug?

Please elaborate.

I execute the Main.java, but the onTick method in MA_PLAY.java is not called. The same problem is that I launch the jforex.jnlp, and login the jforex platform, then run the MA_PLAY strategies on my computer(Local Run), the onTick method in MA_PLAY is not called.

How did you check that is not called? Consider logging ticks to make sure they actually get called, see:
https://www.dukascopy.com/wiki/#IConsole/Logging_values

Yes, I use the way "Print last ask price", no information always. in addition, i use the way "Print last ask price" in onBar method, there will be information, so MA_PLAY strategies is running

Please provide:

1. The program which runs the strategy
2. The strategy
3. JForex-SDK and JForex-API versions that you use.

The project "singlejartest" that downloaded from your website, execute Main.java and TestMain.java, call the MA_PLAY.java strategy.The JForex-SDK and JForex-API is the newest version --- JForex-SDK-2.27.2.1.jar and JForex-API-2.9.3.1.jar

It does not contain any logging in the onTick method. How do you know that it is not getting executed?
Please provide a strategy and a program that you run and which replicates the case.

I add the codes of "Print last ask price" into the onTick method in the MA_PLAY.java. At the same time, I add the codes of "Print last ask price" into the onBar method in the MA_PLAY.java.
The onBar method can output information, but the onTick method can not.
Not only that, you may login jforex platform from jnlp, then run MA_PLAY.java real-time, the same problem also appears.

I uploaded the project

I've replied on your other topic before I saw that there are some more about the subject...

Anyway, keep in mind that it is now weekend, which means that there is no price feed working (for the Demo accounts for sure). So testing now the onTick() method is useless...
What you can try is to test a strategy with the TesterMain, as it is working fine in the weekend as well (because it is not using live data feeds).

I am still not sure what is you exact situation. Are you just trying to get familiar with the JForex SDK and doing you first test on the onTick() method?

Your account is inactive that is why you don't receive ticks. This gets announced on every login in the platform and from a strategy you can check it the following way:
https://www.dukascopy.com/wiki/#Account_Info/Trading_allowance
Please register a new demo account and retry running the program.

Now, I add the code in the onStart method.

print("AccountState="+context.getAccount().getAccountState());

The info is

07:24:36 AccountState=BLOCKED

Then, how can I do?

I use Chinese login jforex platform previously, however, the warning message does not display properly,
as shown below:


now, I use English Login, then, I saw the warning message, as shown below:


Dear support, Why my account is not activated? Can you tell me? Thanks!!!

Normally the DEMO accounts are active for 14 days, hence once they expire you need to open a new one. For more on this please post your inquiries in the Trading Platforms/FAQ section.


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