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 decs0057 
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There is a class AtiServer with private static method ProcessOif

perhaps you can call it with reflection (I didn't test it)

using System.Reflection;
MethodInfo miProcessOif = typeof(NinjaTrader.Server.AtiServer).GetMethod( "ProcessOif", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic );
if( miProcessOif != null )
{
object[] args = { commandStringOIF };
miProcessOif.Invoke( null, args );
}


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 vantojo 
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decs0057 View Post
There is a class AtiServer with private static method ProcessOif

perhaps you can call it with reflection (I didn't test it)

using System.Reflection;
MethodInfo miProcessOif = typeof(NinjaTrader.Server.AtiServer).GetMethod( "ProcessOif", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic );
if( miProcessOif != null )
{
object[] args = { commandStringOIF };
miProcessOif.Invoke( null, args );
}

That looks interesting....an OIF without writing the file to the hard drive? That would be perfect.

I'm going to take a rest from this for a bit, I'll let you know how it works...

Thank you!


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 decs0057 
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it works, check ClickTrader update


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 vantojo 
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it works, check ClickTrader update

Can't wait to try it!!!

Will have time this weekend....

THANK YOU....I don't have the knowledge yet to code at that level...

When I post the indicator I'll put your name/handle on it also, if it is OK?


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 vantojo 
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Ok !!

It will submit an OIF order directly without writing the file to disk.

Only thing left is to click the ChartTrader Close button from code.

(not sure how to do that but should not be hard)

after that I will post the code to NexusFi (formerly BMT) where others customize it to their own needs


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 decs0057 
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you can call Button.PerformClick-Method


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 vantojo 
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I was expecting that to be more complicated... :-)

Ok, will post next week sometime...it will just be a template that has the basic functions mentioned

other coders can customize to their needs


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 vantojo 
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OK, I'm showing my ignorance again.... :-)

This is not working...

System.Windows.Forms.Button CloseButton;

CloseButton = (Button)ChartControl.Controls["pnlChartTrader"].Controls["ctrChartTraderControl"].Controls["btnClose"];

CloseButton.PerformClick();


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 vantojo 
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the code in this indicator to push the CLOSE button works



THANK YOU!


I have done initial testing against a live account with success and should be able to post this indicator after more testing.

PerformClick seems to not do anything, even though the button is referenced correctly.


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 mtaalamu 
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Is that a Ninjascript? Can it be used for trading? If so, how?

Thanks
T


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