External socket API for Java / C++

Created at 15 Oct 2012, 23:21

scalptastic

Joined 15.10.2012

External socket API for Java / C++
15 Oct 2012, 23:21

hi guys; just had a chance to demo the cTrader platform. it is great; and user friendly.

is there an API to connect to cAlgo or cTrader from external apps; such as Java or C++?

i have a legacy algo app that I need to keep running for the moment; while exploring the new platform.

thanks.

@scalptastic

Replies

admin
16 Oct 2012, 14:17

RE:

scalptastic said:

hi guys; just had a chance to demo the cTrader platform. it is great; and user friendly.

is there an API to connect to cAlgo or cTrader from external apps; such as Java or C++?

i have a legacy algo app that I need to keep running for the moment; while exploring the new platform.

thanks.

This is beyond our scope at the moment but you may implement such functionality with cAlgo using the System.NET namespace.

@admin

scalptastic
18 Oct 2012, 23:54

RE: RE:

admin said:

scalptastic said:

hi guys; just had a chance to demo the cTrader platform. it is great; and user friendly.

is there an API to connect to cAlgo or cTrader from external apps; such as Java or C++?

i have a legacy algo app that I need to keep running for the moment; while exploring the new platform.

thanks.

This is beyond our scope at the moment but you may implement such functionality with cAlgo using the System.NET namespace.

Great. is it possible to interface cAlgo with custom .NET DLLs? i.e. I am interested to write a TCP/IP comms so I can send orders through.

also; can I access existing .NET libraries installed in the PC?

@scalptastic

admin
19 Oct 2012, 11:33

Yes, it is possible to interface custom dll's (add reference).

At the moment access to .NET libraries is limited to a certain subset. An update is comming soon that enables accessibility to other libraries.

@admin

PCWalker
19 Nov 2012, 22:16

RE: .NET interface with External DLL.

admin said:

Yes, it is possible to interface custom dll's (add reference).

At the moment access to .NET libraries is limited to a certain subset. An update is comming soon that enables accessibility to other libraries.

Dear Sirs,

I would like to know how soon? it's now almost 12 months.

Thank you.

@PCWalker

dinhero
18 Feb 2013, 05:44

I am trying to interact with dll made under matlab, it does not work. so now I know why..... I will be waiting for the next update of your platform.

but since you work under .net, you should give a full access to .net dll to cAlgo, really.

Thank you

>> this is a return to MT4/JForex for now

@dinhero

admin
18 Feb 2013, 10:21

Which namespace are your refering to? System.Net is accessible right now.

@admin

ninosgr
04 Mar 2014, 10:17

RE: RE: RE:

Hi scalptastic,

I am interested in making a robot which will communicate with tcp/osc with external apps. Is it possible to get in touch with to point me to the right direction?

my email address is ninosgr@gmail.com thanks

admin said:
scalptastic said:

hi guys; just had a chance to demo the cTrader platform. it is great; and user friendly.

is there an API to connect to cAlgo or cTrader from external apps; such as Java or C++?

i have a legacy algo app that I need to keep running for the moment; while exploring the new platform.

thanks.

This is beyond our scope at the moment but you may implement such functionality with cAlgo using the System.NET namespace.

Great. is it possible to interface cAlgo with custom .NET DLLs? i.e. I am interested to write a TCP/IP comms so I can send orders through.

also; can I access existing .NET libraries installed in the PC?

@ninosgr

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