List<IOrder> orders = history.getOrdersHistory(Instrument.EURUSD, System.currentTimeMillis() - (6 * 60 * 60 * 1000), System.currentTimeMillis());
for (IOrder o : orders) {
  print("ID: " + o.getId());
  print("State (from history): " + o.getState().toString());
  print("State (from engine): " + engine.getOrder(o.getId()).getState().toString());
}

Returns:


IHistory returns expected result (an IOrder), IEngine does not.

Ideas? Thanks

getOrderById is the function that was called for the above output. Corrected code below:

        List<IOrder> orders = history.getOrdersHistory(Instrument.EURUSD, System.currentTimeMillis() - (100 * 60 * 60 * 1000), System.currentTimeMillis());

        for (IOrder o : orders) {
            print("ID: " + o.getId());
            print("State (from history): " + o.getState().toString());
            print("State (from engine): " + engine.getOrderById(o.getId()).getState().toString());
        }

Hi,
The IEngine does not contain closed orders, please use the IHistory.

How about a getOrderById() being accessible from IHistory?

Currently there exists a getOrdersHistory method:

public List<IOrder> getOrdersHistory(Instrument i, long l, long l1)

Would it not be more efficient to provide an order ID to getOrdersHistory (or getOrderHistoryById) rather than iterating over a list to find the order, find that the list does not contain the desired order - increase the lookback, repeat...?

Thank you Dukascopy support for considering this request.

Currently we are not planing to create these changes.