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[MosheElisha]
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| Post subject: IOrder.close behaviour |
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Posted: Wed 04 Nov, 2009, 07:24
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Hey,
1. Is the order's state is up to date right after the call for IOrder.close or I should keep checking until the state changes to CLOSED?
2. What are the available states after calling IOrder.close except CLOSED?
What is the state if it is partially closed?
What is the state if the close request is rejected and I should try again?
Thanks.
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| Post subject: Re: IOrder.close behaviour |
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Posted: Wed 04 Nov, 2009, 10:42
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Hi, 1) If an order will be rejected, then you won't know this by checking the IOrder.State.CLOSED. To know for sure if an order is closed successfully, it's better to check for the IMessage.Type.ORDER_CLOSE_OK type. Consider attached diagram.
2)- There are two states IMessage.Type.ORDER_CLOSE_OK and IMessage.Type.ORDER_CLOSE_REJECTED;
- In case when an order is closed partly, the state is IMessage.Type.ORDER_CLOSE_OK;
- In case when an order is rejected, the state is IMessage.Type.ORDER_CLOSE_REJECTED.
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[MosheElisha]
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| Post subject: Re: IOrder.close behaviour |
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Posted: Wed 04 Nov, 2009, 10:52
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Thank you.
So when I close an order the best way is to wait for a message in onMessage.
What is a reasonable timeout to wait for a closing message?
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| Post subject: Re: IOrder.close behaviour |
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Posted: Wed 04 Nov, 2009, 17:52
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Yes, wait for message.
Five seconds is a reasonable timeout.
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