When comparing your solution ( XXXXXXXXXXXXXX ) with www.mt4api.net what are the main differences - except one being originally written in Java, another in .Net:-) ? I mean differences from the user perspective?
i would create a java application that send order when i want, manually, making some checking via code before sending the order.
I read that your api execute a method ("coordinate") each tick. Is there a way for sending order when i want, indipendently on new tick comes?
Absolutely, you are not limited to do trading inside of coordinate() method, MT4 calls can be made from any place of your program, there are examples btw.
JFX 1.5.3 connects to MT4 terminals really fast (it does not? - try just one more time!)
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Hi,
i would create a java application that send order when i want, manually, making some checking via code before sending the order.
I read that your api execute a method ("coordinate") each tick. Is there a way for sending order when i want, indipendently on new tick comes?
Hi,
i would create a java application that send order when i want, manually, making some checking via code before sending the order.
I read that your api execute a method ("coordinate") each tick. Is there a way for sending order when i want, indipendently on new tick comes?
hmm can I put the twitter reference here ?...