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AfterOrderSend() too, the terminal doesn't see the new order for a moment. This problem is a hundred years old. It is unlikely to be fixed.
After OrderSend() too, the terminal doesn't see the new order for a moment. This problem is a hundred years old. It is unlikely to be fixed.
And even warrant statuses won't help?
I don't know, haven't looked at it, haven't tried it. I solved the problem by checking the list of orders. It seems to be the only guaranteed way and the easiest.
Try this. After the order has been sent, its status first becomesORDER_STATE_REQUEST_ADD (in registration state) and thenORDER_STATE_PLACED (the order is accepted). After that, the order is likely to be available from the terminal. This may not be the easiest way, but I think it is the fastest.
Alexey.
There is an obvious error in the terminal where theORDER_STATE_STARTED order status "hangs".
And here is incontrovertible proof(20 seconds of "freezing"):
Forget what I wrote above.
I got a reply from servicedesk (I will not publish it).
In short, having a ticket does not at all mean that the order has been placed on the exchange.
Forget what I wrote above.
I got a reply from servicedesk (I will not publish it).
In short, having a ticket does not at all mean that the order has been placed on the exchange.
Alexey.
There is an obvious error in the terminal where theORDER_STATE_STARTED order status "hangs".
And here is incontrovertible evidence(20 seconds of "freezing"):
Does this mean that the developers are cheating?
The order is being kicked backfor 20 seconds, and then they write that the request is executed for 10 seconds?
I don't believe it, you have to look at the code.
Are the developers cheating?
The order is kicked backfor 20 seconds, and then they write that the request is fulfilled in 10 seconds?
I don't believe it. You have to look at the code.
You don't get it.
The server didn't send us the order PLASED for 20 seconds.