Connectors
To work with exchanges and data sources in S# it is recommended to use the base class Connector.
Let's consider working with Connector. The example source codes are in the project Samples/Common/SampleConnection.
We create an instance of the Connector class:
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public Connector Connector;
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public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
Connector = new Connector();
InitConnector();
}
To configure ConnectorAPI has a special graphical interface in which you can configure several connections at once. How to use it see Graphical configuration.
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private const string _connectorFile = "ConnectorFile.json";
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private void Setting_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
if (Connector.Configure(this))
{
new JsonSerializer<SettingsStorage>().Serialize(Connector.Save(), _connectorFile);
}
}
Similarly, you can add connections directly from the code (without graphic windows) using the extension method TraderHelper.AddAdapter<TAdapter>(StockSharp.Algo.Connector connector, System.Action<TAdapter> init ):
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connector.AddAdapter<BarChartMessageAdapter>(a => { });
You can add an unlimited number of connections to a single Connector object. Therefore, from the program you can simultaneously connect to several exchanges and brokers at once.
In the InitConnector method, we set the required IConnector event handlers:
private void InitConnector()
{
// subscribe on connection successfully event
Connector.Connected += () =>
{
this.GuiAsync(() => ChangeConnectStatus(true));
};
// subscribe on connection error event
Connector.ConnectionError += error => this.GuiAsync(() =>
{
ChangeConnectStatus(false);
MessageBox.Show(this, error.ToString(), LocalizedStrings.Str2959);
});
Connector.Disconnected += () => this.GuiAsync(() => ChangeConnectStatus(false));
// subscribe on error event
Connector.Error += error =>
this.GuiAsync(() => MessageBox.Show(this, error.ToString(), LocalizedStrings.Str2955));
// subscribe on error of market data subscription event
Connector.MarketDataSubscriptionFailed += (security, msg, error) =>
this.GuiAsync(() => MessageBox.Show(this, error.ToString(), LocalizedStrings.Str2956Params.Put(msg.DataType, security)))
Connector.NewSecurity += _securitiesWindow.SecurityPicker.Securities.Add;
Connector.NewTrade += _tradesWindow.TradeGrid.Trades.Add;
Connector.NewOrder += _ordersWindow.OrderGrid.Orders.Add;
Connector.NewStopOrder += _stopOrdersWindow.OrderGrid.Orders.Add;
Connector.NewMyTrade += _myTradesWindow.TradeGrid.Trades.Add;
Connector.PositionReceived += (sub, p) => _portfoliosWindow.PortfolioGrid.Positions.TryAdd(p);
// subscribe on error of order registration event
Connector.OrderRegisterFailed += _ordersWindow.OrderGrid.AddRegistrationFail;
// subscribe on error of order cancelling event
Connector.OrderCancelFailed += OrderFailed;
// subscribe on error of stop-order registration event
Connector.OrderRegisterFailed += _stopOrdersWindow.OrderGrid.AddRegistrationFail;
// subscribe on error of stop-order cancelling event
Connector.StopOrderCancelFailed += OrderFailed;
// set market data provider
_securitiesWindow.SecurityPicker.MarketDataProvider = Connector;
try
{
if (File.Exists(_settingsFile))
{
var ctx = new ContinueOnExceptionContext();
ctx.Error += ex => ex.LogError();
using (new Scope<ContinueOnExceptionContext> (ctx))
Connector.Load(new JsonSerializer<SettingsStorage>().Deserialize(_settingsFile));
}
}
catch
{
}
ConfigManager.RegisterService<IExchangeInfoProvider>(new InMemoryExchangeInfoProvider());
// needed for graphical settings
ConfigManager.RegisterService<IMessageAdapterProvider>(new FullInMemoryMessageAdapterProvider(Connector.Adapter.InnerAdapters));
}
To save and load Connector settings to a file, see Save and load settings.
To create your own Connector, see Creating own connector.
For registering orders, see Orders management, Create new order, Create new stop order.