Technical queries about trading strategy set up
Technical queries about trading strategy set up
16 Sep 2019, 10:48
Hi ,
- From the PLC part (CAlgo) of the CTrader graphical interface, is it possible to create projects with several "classes"? I only see one for each algo.
- Where are the controllers running, locally or on your servers?
- If we decided to do the algos in Java, what solutions for the deployment? Do you have a cloud offering hosting Java, or would we have to go through an AWS platform?
Thanks a lot for your help and feedback
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pacault.romain
16 Sep 2019, 13:23
RE:
Panagiotis Charalampous said:
Hi pacault.romain,
Thanks for posting in our forum. See below my answers to your questions
From the PLC part (CAlgo) of the CTrader graphical interface, is it possible to create projects with several "classes"? I only see one for each algo
Yes, if you edit the cBot in Visual Studio then you will have access to the project and you will be able to add more classes.
Where are the controllers running, locally or on your servers?
If with the terms controllers you mean cBots, then they run locally.
If we decided to do the algos in Java, what solutions for the deployment? Do you have a cloud offering hosting Java, or would we have to go through an AWS platform?
You cannot use Java in cTrader Automate. If you want to use Java, you can consider using our Open API.
Best Regards,
Panagiotis
Since the controllers run locally , how is it possible to make running automate 24/24 ? what could it be solution ?
(if i turn off my computer, the automate & algos stop to run i guess)
Regards
R
@pacault.romain
PanagiotisCharalampous
16 Sep 2019, 10:59
Hi pacault.romain,
Thanks for posting in our forum. See below my answers to your questions
Yes, if you edit the cBot in Visual Studio then you will have access to the project and you will be able to add more classes.
If with the terms controllers you mean cBots, then they run locally.
You cannot use Java in cTrader Automate. If you want to use Java, you can consider using our Open API.
Best Regards,
Panagiotis
@PanagiotisCharalampous