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johnlopez has contributed to 4 posts out of 21251 total posts
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Here is my wish list. I can help, I’m currently working on a strongly typed DotNet field classes and factories. I’ll open it up to everyone when I’m done. John
More robust client infrastructure:
1. Should not require applications using IQFEED to be in IQFEED distribution directory. 2. No one client application should own the IQFEED management. Once started all are peers. 3. It should be either a NT service, or COM+ singleton application. 4. On startup, logon parameters should be derived from the NT session logon, registry, etc. and not necessarily the client application (optional). 5. Strongly typed field classes. Either in COM or DotNet. with class factories to parse stream.
Hope this helps John
I'm using Visual Studio Dot Net Managed Dev in C++.
Which consumes less client resources: using IQFeedXLib and Level2Lib; or, TCP connections?
Thanks, John
Can I get a wire protocol. I don't want to use IQFeedX or Y or Level2 exe or any other client component. Can I get a protocol msg spec to talk to the backend server?
thanks, John
just after i sent this I found it. John
Edited by johnlopez on May 7, 2004 at 07:09 PM
Edited by johnlopez on May 9, 2004 at 01:53 PM
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