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Well, it's probably less painful to set up your own id server. Have one app that requests id's from tws and have your trading software request id's from the id server instead of tws. Yes, it's

timer tws. a next use, been

The real answer is to understand how to get id's allocated from tws. Everybody is under the mistaken impression, the NextId callback is the one to use, it's not. You use the request ids call, to

Maybe in this case the multimedia timer or a high-resolution timer could help you.

Tradestation and Wealth-Lab -----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- Von: marwanco [mailto:marwanco@...] Gesendet: Saturday, July 20, 2002 2:14 AM An: twsapi@... Betreff:

I have a question: Which system/software develops trading signals automatically in real time? Thank you

Here is what IB says in their user's guide about OCA orders: --------- A One Cancels All (OCA) order is a combination of separate orders that are worked in conjunction with one another in the

Well, I just finished the autostop portion of my app and got it up and working fine on the Demo account. All the features are now good to go. Thanks to Scott for the examples that helped me get

Right, this board REALLY works as intended. Thanks to Scott. Larry P.S.: I have already modified my project to handle multiple simultaneous OCA orders. Next target is to include the order entry

The board works....killer glad you got what you needed The squeeky wheel gets the grease Who'd u thunk? Have a nice weekend Scott

Dan, my problem is solved !! I have already uploaded the version with OCA to the files section. Only does one OCA group at a time - but already functional for me. Thanks, Larry (i.e. me

Ok i just tried this with nq contracts, but it's impossible to force a partial fill, so I tried it by modifying the size of the target order manually. That does not automatically modify the size of

Now that is good to know. We've not had much success in forcing partials on exit orders, so, haven't been able to see that, therefore we have played it safe and made our stops resize on thier

You can place OCA orders in the C++ socket version. It is part of the Order structure that IB provides. Also, the Java socket version allows OCA orders as well. Looking at the Visual Basic

That'll only work, if you dont have lots of orders going in on the same tick. Since this application can literally generate orders by the hundreds, and they often come in batches at the same time,

sending is public class Order { .. .. // extended order fields public String tif; public String ocaGroup; public String account; } If multiple orders are submitted each containing

I did the same in Delphi and I think to use the sockets directly without wrapper classes or the ActiveX is the best way. Order Id: I use GetTickCount. Read my last posting.

http://toolkit.taltrade.com/tql/Examples.html#Livequote_Example_2 Example 2 shows the syntax to request data for a list of symbols Example 4 shows the syntax to request data for all symbols A*, B*

Scott, OCA is a property of the ocx. Set it before you place the order (i.e. Tws1.oca = "1234"). .. Dan PS. I sent you a private email about QCharts/QFeed. Can you help me out?

sending is The oca group is one of the strings within the order structure/object. I dont know about the ActiveX thing, but at the lower level, within the order structures is a string for the oca