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| How can I store global Java Objects |
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SFXbernhard
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| Post subject: How can I store global Java Objects |
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Posted: Fri 11 Jun, 2010, 10:09
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I want to store Java Object data in a global scope of JForex. This should be in a way that my independent indicator and strategy programs could access this data. How to do this?
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API Support
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| Post subject: Re: How can I store global Java Objects |
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Posted: Mon 14 Jun, 2010, 07:44
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Hi,
use a directory "files" in your Strategies directory.
Also you could use the annotation @RequiresFullAccess. It will let your code to access any file or directory that you need.
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SFXbernhard
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| Post subject: Re: How can I store global Java Objects |
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Posted: Tue 20 Jul, 2010, 13:18
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My suggestion:
Please supply a custom Java Object container within JForex to store data temporarily. Writing complex data to a file is quite unconvenient at all. That is fact especially with the present directory access of JForex. An indicator cannot achive the right directory, only strategies.
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