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No. If you look around carefully, you will find that the data is taken from a different server (not MT). With a different IP and port. With a different username and password.
Exactly. Now look in the libraries folder, there will be an XML file with real FDK account data. The panel takes the data from this FDK account.
see file: DefaultSettings.SoftFX.OneClickTrading.NET.dll.xml
Exactly. Now look in the libraries folder, there will be an XML file with real FDK account data. The panel is taking data from this FDK account.
<TradingPlatformPort>5003</TradingPlatformPort>
<SenderCompId />
<TargetCompId>EXECUTOR</TargetCompId>
<Username>100888</Username>
<Password>788</Password
Yes, that's it.
Now you can use the FDK to pull data (even the tick history) from the FDK.
Exactly. Now look in the libraries folder, there will be an XML file with real FDK account data. This is the FDK account from which the panel takes the data.
see file: DefaultSettings.SoftFX.OneClickTrading.NET.dll.xml
explain to me, what does it mean?
not what is in the file but what does it mean?
does it mean that volumes are not real?
Yep, that's it.
Now you can use the FDK for these passwords, but only for the FDK.
Explain to me, dumbass, what does it mean?
not what's in the file, but what does it all mean?
does this mean that the volumes are not real?
I have no idea about the volumes, but I think they're real.
ECN engine is platform-independent. as soon as you connect to it the user servers - MT4, FDK and God knows what else.
the exchange in relation to the engine is an STP-source (not ecn)
Yeah, that's it.
now you may use FDK to pull data (even tick history). but only with FDK.
so i checked and checked with my stack (via Get request to the exchange), the differences are only for minimum lots
in the picture above you can see
I checked with FDK and checked with my stack (through a Get request to the exchange), the differences are only on the minimum lots