Brokers with Java APIs

Chronos.Phenomena · Oct 18, 2010

So far I know IB Bas java api? Anyne else? Idealy carear onda like Lime or Sterling ?

LeeD · Oct 18, 2010

This is not exactly an answer to the question... but if a broker has C/C++ API you can always create a Java wrapper using JNI.

Chronos.Phenomena · Oct 18, 2010

No,. But very useful...Any o pen source examples?

byteme · Oct 18, 2010

Quote from Chronos.Phenomena:

No,. But very useful...Any o pen source examples?

Open source examples of what? JNI? It's part of the language.

I thought you decided to go with FIX in another thread which would make language choice irrelevant.

Chronos.Phenomena · Oct 18, 2010

Examples of a c++ api converted to java using JNI.... Never did it.

Chronos.Phenomena · Oct 18, 2010

Yep... Considered ... fix but some expirienced posters made point that it is not designed for tradeing.... So I decised to continue search... And better explore fast brokers... And their Own APIs....

Keep seaeching !

LeeD · Nov 4, 2010

Quote from Chronos.Phenomena:

Examples of a c++ api converted to java using JNI.... Never did it.

It's not exactly boroker APIs but the best place to start is Sun Web-site.

Programmer's Guide
Collection of JNI links for Java 6

Catoosa · Nov 5, 2010

I think PATSystems J-Trader is Java based. I have not used it but remember seeing it as one of the trading platforms offered by Global Futures.

WinstonTJ · Nov 5, 2010

Quote from Chronos.Phenomena:

So far I know IB Bas java api? Anyne else? Idealy carear onda like Lime or Sterling ?

big difference between lime & sterling. Sterling is a single-threadded app so Java will be a waste of time IMHO.

Pretty sure Lime has an example of their API, or at least documentation on their website and its public.

Chronos.Phenomena · Nov 5, 2010

Are you sure... Last time I spoke with Line They were paranoid about their API... They wanted a meeting (phone) before they decide IF they can send the documenation....