rename market data provider

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 30/03/2010 15:04:27

Hi all,

I develop a new market data feed starting from marketcetera-fix data feed.

Now I'm able to execute market data request to my fix server.
I would like rename provider name from marketcera to currenex.

I do these steps

Refactor package name from in org.marketcetera.marketdata.currenex;

Edit file org.marketcetera.module.ModuleFactory and insert this line

Edit file CurrenexFeedModuleFactory.java and overwrite this line

Edit file CurrenexFeedFactory.java

Edit file Message.java

edit
..src\main\resources\META-INF\services\org.marketcetera.module.ModuleFactory

Refacotr all java source file according with YOUR_PREFERITE_PROVIDER (currenex)

Change provider name in mystrategy

whene I run strategy marketcetera said me:

Why? I searched deeply in code and I don't understand why I obtain this errror....

please help me!!!

thanks estevan

Are you trying to run the Strategy Agent? Did you copy your currenex market data adapter jar file to modules/jars in your SA installation?

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 30/03/2010 15:45:03

Hi colin,

I'm running it from intellij-idea like this!

I call strategy runner from java not from console....and I use market data adapter from my [yours

] source code!!

I do the same operations likes when I had marketcetera provider name instead currenex.
But with marketcetera runs!!

I haven't run Metc in IntelliJ, so I'm not sure how your environment is set up. There is a directory in which Strategy Agent looks to find the jars to add to its classpath. The Marketcetera Market Data Adapter is probably already there. You may need to manually add your new jar file to that directory.

What I would do if I were you is to isolate the variables. Install/build a stand-alone Strategy Agent installation with the customary directories. Add your currenex MDA to modules/jars in that installation and see if it runs. If it does, then you know that you've built the module correctly. The next step (left as an exercise for you) is to figure out how to make it work in IJ.

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