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Thanks [rwk], but these videos use the TestJavaApp as a starting point.

Thanks Shane! I'd be happy to help out when I get a hang of it, though I've never actually worked with Java or github, so not sure if it yet would be appropriate for me to submit there any changes I

Karl isn't actively maintaining the library anymore. He's moved the code to github. I've been added as a maintainer, so right now it's just me taking care of things. I made the most recent change to

I'll have to wait and see what IB come back with. Requesting contract details for thousands of stocks will take a significant amount of time and I submit orders prior to the open. It could possibly be

Thanks JP, I think I have figured out a hack for my problem. When I am running a lengthy VBA code and call "objTWSControl.m_TWSControl.reqAccountUpdates(True, accountName)" for account updates, the

If you reqContractDetails upon loading data at the start of a session, then you don't have to wait until placeOrder. But I see your point about ID only. I happen to have various reasons to want to

the flow is as follows: 1. you subscribe for market data for contract1: call reqMktData() with appropriate contract and unique id 2. you subscribe for market data also for contract2: call

Hi Kurt, I don't rely on the ContactId to reload my portfolio. Once my portfolio is loaded, by mean of reqAccountUpdates(), I do use it, though, to request the contract details for each entry in my

Thanks for your additional comments. It's possible, but somewhat annoying in my case. The benefit of only including the contract ID is that even when a symbol changes occur, the system will still

the demo account has very limited functionality. I would try using the paper-trading account instead.

specify the localSymbol field instead of symbol and do not specify the currency. Exchange is IDEALPRO not SMART.

I bailed on the demo years ago. It was never worth doing anything whatsoever with, as far as my needs were concerned. POFD. -Kurt

The API does only what the API does, which you can find from the online doc pages. There is no hidden functionality. In particular there is no communication with TWS content, except to the degree

For EUR.USD use symbol="EUR" and currency="USD". Always use "IDEALPRO", and "CASH" is right. -Kurt

Hi! I am a new IB API Programmer and hope to find some help with my question. I have several quote monitors set up in the IB Trade Workstation. I was hoping to monitor the price of stocks in

Keeping on top of such changes automatically, with manual intervention to correct, is no big deal, even if the contract id were re-used for a new company, as long as both the symbol and the contract

Can anybody please tell me how to access to forex data with the TWS-API? I've tried things like: Symbol = "EUR.USD" or "GBP.USD" or "USD.JPY" or ... Security_Type = "CASH" Exchange = "IDEALPRO" or

Definitely worth mentioning and thanks for the heads up Kurt. I too had assumed that IDs for a specific entity did not change. Per Mike's reply, it seems likely it was the result of the company name

Apologies, see correction below. CORRECTION: much of the reqMktData functionality is NOT available for snapshots I was refering to the genericTicks list which as the doc says is not