Saturday Jan 13, 2007
Split the Server Part and Client Part? - Next Generation AIOTrade
I'm thinking to re-design the AIOTrade by splitting it to Server part and Client part. The server part may also run as a standalone web application.
But, I'm also busy on another project, so, the prototype and coding work will be postponed.
Posted at 01:00AM Jan 13, 2007 by dcaoyuan in AIOTrade | Comments[6]
I've been thinking of the same thing. That way in a SOHO setup you can run quote server that updates 3 or 4 different clients locally.
Mark
Posted by Mark on January 13, 2007 at 01:22 PM PST #
if Server means 'a thing to retrieve quotes': I've just written one. Though, in perl, not java. But it does just that: retrieving quotes from various sources frequently. All results are stored in mysql and/or can be queried via xml-rpc. If interested, take a look at the website (link below). Its a separate package called stockmaniac-daemon.
Posted by Stephan on January 15, 2007 at 11:26 AM PST #
Are you still using GlassFish as the Application Server? Would you be interested in sharing your experience @ http://blogs.sun.com/stories ? If so, feel free to contact me at alexis.mp AT sun.com. Thanks!
Posted by Alexis MP on January 15, 2007 at 03:29 PM PST #
This is a great idea. I am integrating aiotrade with my scan and filter application at database level. My scan/filter application has mysql database which contains years of daily and intraday data for about 100 stocks and futures. It will generate a watchlist every night based on a set of rules. I am trying to extend aiotrade database to include more tables so that symbol attributes, chart/indicator configuration, watchlist columns etc can be loaded from database. I have integrated your previouse blogtrader with IB and it has been working fine with me. After I finish the current version, I will submit my code to you.
This is the best designed RC Java application I've seen. Much appreciate!
Eneratom
Posted by Eneratom on January 16, 2007 at 12:56 PM PST #
希望尽快完善软件，并推出中文版本，让中国人早日受益。
Posted by 东方奇 on January 17, 2007 at 01:24 AM PST #
After realtime trading support is done, it will surpass most of the commercial trading platform which charge about $100 per month. I am looking forward to that day. Thanks.
Posted by Eneratom on January 17, 2007 at 08:46 AM PST #