Well, write a .NET web service and connect it to broker API. The only problem is that your ASPX code should check for execution reports from time to time.
i love genesis software i don't trade with them but the firm i work for clears threw them. they provide great software and tech support
Having read some good things about the Genesis API I was going to try and implement an automated trading system with them in C++ after Christmas. I emailed them a couple of times asking about the more advanced API but never got a reply. If anyone has the more advanced API, would d it be possible for someone to upload their more advanced API somewhere so I could have a lot at what it offers? My programming experience is all C++ but mostly with proprietary APIs on UNIX in work and some DirectX game programming for fun. I know very little about WIN32 and COM, no MFC and no .NET. Based on that Iâd be interested to hear from someone familiar with the Genesis APIs which one that think would be best for me. Thanks for the help.
Whats the best way to place a basket order of, say, 50 orders simultaneously into Laser. Using the Excel link, i tried to set the "ready" field of all 50 orders to "yes" simultaneously, but only managed to fire off the first order in the column. Thanks in advance.
I finally had a proper look at the API and documentation and example program today and it seems to provide everything I need. Iâd been terrified to look at it after seeing a lot of references to MFC and .NET in this thread but I was pleased to find it wasnât required and itâs all very simple. I have absolutely no interest in MFC and .NET so I'm relieved to be able to continue avoiding them. Since it gives me everything I need Iâll just use the basic API, though it would have been nice to have a look what extra the advanced API offered. Really though itâs ridiculous that you have to phone someone to ask them to email you something. How long could it possibly for them to hit âreplyâ then âattachâ then âsend.â Oh well...
the simple API changes everything indeed. no MFC etc. however, don't get fooled, high end applications, specially hosted ones are using the very sophisticated API.