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| Post subject: integrating JForex with MATLAB |
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Posted: Mon 19 Apr, 2010, 14:32
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Hello,
I do have a difficulty to integrate JForex platform with Matlab. My understanding is there are several ways how to do it.
I would like to register external JAR package (MATLAB Compiler Runtime - MCR) into my strategy
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import com.mathworks.toolbox.javabuilder.* ;
@Library("javabuilder.jar")
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but I do get an error - javabuilder.jar cannot be resolved.
(Same code works fine in Eclipse, since javabuilder.jar is on my CLASSPATH.)
Any suggestion how to debug or where could be the problem?
Is there any other possibility how to integrate?
Thanks®ards,
J.
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| Post subject: Re: integrating JForex with MATLAB |
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Posted: Tue 20 Apr, 2010, 08:22
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| Post subject: Re: integrating JForex with MATLAB |
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Posted: Tue 20 Apr, 2010, 13:13
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I tried to integrate JForex with Matlab via a JBuilder jar a couple of years ago, and I couldn't make it work at all. The functions would always return with an error. Eventually I turned to an alternative: building a mex file from Matlab and then calling that from JNI which works well in JForex. It's a very tricky process to get right though, so if you ever try it ask here for some more hints.
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| Post subject: Re: integrating JForex with MATLAB |
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Posted: Tue 20 Apr, 2010, 13:32
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The "SendMail" JAR (link above) works fine in my demo environment and this is exactly the approach I tried to immitate (import+annotation).
It seems JForex cannot resolve some classes/objects defined in MATLAB runtime package... this is strange.
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