Anton Zverev: In the end, will you make a nice OOP access to real-time LMAX stacks in pure MQL5 (WebRequest)?
no ) connector on .net, you can't do it on pure mql. In order to receive quotes in mt through webrequest, we should make our own web server on the local machine, extract the quotes from widget on it and then give them access via POST request.
Ps Looked up parsing - the parsing of site information. We're talking about different things. Hence, and correctly said - fiddler parsing is not necessary.
Look ... see... and also understand - not the same thing!!!
Andrey Khatimlianskii: Do you really think that a widget from the website will give you real-time quotes without delay? And if not, what is the point?
There is a point in any case. Even if there is some millisecond delay... The overall picture will give you an idea - who is in the market at the moment and what they want... And, I think even in this case, you will have time to analyze this information and take advantage of it! It would be nice to have a Last price widget from the Forex market somewhere - that would be just fine
Do you really think that a widget from the website will give you real-time quotes without delay? If not, what's the point?
Now I need to make a nice OOP-access to real-time LMAX stacks in pure MQL5 (WebRequest).
Ah well here are all the headers to connect to it, if I understand correctly.
Didn't know this sort of thing was possible in Chrome.Just installed Chrome. You can see everything. Amazing.
And I've tried it in Mozilla.
This is interesting, imho.
Didn't know this kind of thing was possible in Chrome.Just installed Chrome. Everything is visible. Amazing.
And I've tried it in Mozilla.
This is interesting, imho.
The links redirect to mobiletradingpartners.com, and there on the page is also a widget with quotes :)
http://mobiletradingpartners.com/about/
i assume this company wrote the widget for them
Moreover, in that widget prices go synchronously with lmax one, i.e. it is connected to the same websocketwss://data-fix.smt-data.com/lmax)
In the end, will you make a nice OOP access to real-time LMAX stacks in pure MQL5 (WebRequest)?
Ps Looked up parsing - the parsing of site information. We're talking about different things. Hence, and correctly said - fiddler parsing is not necessary.
Do you really think that a widget from the website will give you real-time quotes without delay? And if not, what is the point?
I'll just leave it here so I don't forget it
the links redirect to mobiletradingpartners.com, and there's a quote widget on the page as well :)
http://mobiletradingpartners.com/about/
I understand this company wrote the widget for them
There's a basic script with copywriting there too, I understand someone's standard JS is used for these connections.
PS The normal ones always go around (c) Slightly modified the widget and it loads and works directly from the comp, from a local folder.There's a basic script with copywriting too, I understand someone's standard JS is used for these connections.
PS The normal ones always go around (c) Slightly modified the widget and it loads and works directly from the PC, from a local folder.