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Orders Cancelled with no message
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 Post subject: Orders Cancelled with no message Post rating: 0   New post Posted: Mon 05 Apr, 2010, 16:42 

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Hi,

I'm submitting orders using the following code:

 IOrder lOrder = orderEngine.submitOrder(pComment, pInstrument, pType, lContracts, 0, 0, lStopLoss, 0);


... sometimes nothing appears to happen.

By using print statements I've figured out the order is being set to IOrder.State.Canceled, but no message is displayed in the terminal.


Is this something to do with the slippage parameter being 0? I thought the order would just get executed at whatever price, given the price parameter is also 0?


Thanks,

David
 
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 Post subject: Re: Orders Cancelled with no message Post rating: 0   New post Posted: Wed 07 Apr, 2010, 15:10 
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Hi David,
are you able to figure out some pattern for such a system behavior?
 
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 Post subject: Re: Orders Cancelled with no message Post rating: 0   New post Posted: Wed 07 Apr, 2010, 22:51 

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lol!

Given months maybe, but I'd actually like to be convinced the platform is robust so I can open a live acount ASAP...
 
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 Post subject: Re: Orders Cancelled with no message Post rating: 0   New post Posted: Thu 08 Apr, 2010, 08:58 
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David,
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Is this something to do with the slippage parameter being 0? I thought the order would just get executed at whatever price, given the price parameter is also 0?

If you are submitting such an order it means that you are submitting an order for current price on the market (price that you see in the JForex). If you are setting a slippage to 0, it means that you want to submit your order exactly for that price. Price at the market changes several times in a second. It is possible that at the moment, when your order has been sent to server for executing, price on the market won't be available. So the order will be rejected.
 
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