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[hziee]
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| Post subject: Is all of the Orders cached? |
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Posted: Sun 03 Oct, 2010, 07:42
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Hi Support,
I am using the JForex in a single JAR.
I need to access all of the orders in OnBar()/OnTick(). I do NOT want to increase network access to Server.
But I found it's a bit slow. So can u please explain this?
BR
K
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API Support
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| Post subject: Re: Is all of the Orders cached? |
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Posted: Tue 05 Oct, 2010, 08:38
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Hi,
What is slow? What are you doing? What kind of access do you need in onBar/onTick? Is it historical or engine.getOrders()?
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[hziee]
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| Post subject: Re: Is all of the Orders cached? |
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Posted: Tue 05 Oct, 2010, 14:53
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Hi Support,
I used engine.getOrders().
BTW, I found another problem just now.
if I keep JForex Client running, and Then start my client, Then there will be twice OnBar() event with the Same parameter(Period, Instrument etc) at the same time.
Is this correct?
Thanks
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| Post subject: Re: Is all of the Orders cached? |
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Posted: Thu 07 Oct, 2010, 09:24
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Please describe this issue step by step, so that we could repeat it.
You could run 10 clients at same time with the same account, but OnBar()/OnTick() will be called only once for each instrument and bar/period, that platform is subscribed for.
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