Multiple TCP/IP Clients in MT4
I have developed a pattern recognition component that uses a TCP/IP .NET class (using a C wrapper) to get information to and from MT4, it works great on one commodity. I set it up so that I can have multiple TCP/IP clients speaking to the server (using different port#s) at once, so I could have 2+ commodities using the same EA (using the same .DLL assembly) talking to the same Pattern server via different port#s. All works great, if I test using one MT4 commodity with its EA and a test application "mimicking" another EA on a different port. However, when I start a second EA, it stops working?
I double-checked port#s, and sometimes it does crash the 1st commodity conversation - thats all the clues I can glean so far.
Any ideas?
Hi IlTallman,
I am looking for the same solution as you.
Is it posible to share the code?
One client to One server is OK for me.
Thank you very much.
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I have developed a pattern recognition component that uses a TCP/IP .NET class (using a C wrapper) to get information to and from MT4, it works great on one commodity. I set it up so that I can have multiple TCP/IP clients speaking to the server (using different port#s) at once, so I could have 2+ commodities using the same EA (using the same .DLL assembly) talking to the same Pattern server via different port#s. All works great, if I test using one MT4 commodity with its EA and a test application "mimicking" another EA on a different port. However, when I start a second EA, it stops working?
I double-checked port#s, and sometimes it does crash the 1st commodity conversation - thats all the clues I can glean so far.
Any ideas?