?
i think he is talking about running the TWS on another PC, not
connecting your client to existing one on the original PC.
I would like to know more as I used tunneling but on the
secondary PC not the original one.
?
BTW, trying to sort out data and compare to some other
data.
Does anyone know a free source of ES Globex 24 hours, 1minute
interval.???
?I've been trying Qcharts but it is very unreliable. I
just need to get the data every a few hours.
Anyone??
Thanks
David
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 5:52 PM
Subject: twsapi: Re: Remote TWS tip
Are you sure tunneling is needed?
I can easyly
connect to the TWS from any machine in my network.
Just call
TWS.Connect with the IP of the computer where TWS is
running.
Example:
TWS.connect('192.168.0.1',
7496);
Like written in the docu:
host - host name or IP address
of the machine where TWS is running.
Leave blank to connect to the local
host.
But I think you need at least Build 769 or 770 for
that.
PlaceOrder, CancelOrders. Everything works.
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In twsapi@y..., "kgeis" wrote:
> I was a bit annoyed
by the fact that TWS does not accept incoming
> socket connections from
remote hosts.? I currently use TWS on a
> Windows desktop and I am
developing an ATS server that I'm running
on
> a separate Linux
machine.
>
> It's pretty obvious, but I used SSH Secure Shell to
log in to my
Linux
> box, and I tunnelled port 7496 back to my
desktop machine.? This
> allowed me to connect from a remote
machine as I wanted.
>
> Just thought someone might want to
know.
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