Messages posted by: mpark

It seems that ORS is not able to connect to Marketcetera Exchange Simulator. Please take a look at %METC_DIR%\ors\logs\ors.log file and make sure that ORS can connect to Marketcetera Exchange Simulator.

A few things to check:
- firewall settings: refer to http://www.marketcetera.org/confluence/display/MPIC/Running+Behind+Firewall for the ports that need to be open
- NTP timesync
- SenderCompID: should be unique

Hope this helps.

You may try the suggestions on below thread:
http://www.marketcetera.org/community/posts/list/154.page

No immediate plan for GPU or CUDA, but we will consider for the future product roadmap.

Once you run ORS as administrator, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\JavaSoft\Prefs and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Prefs keys will be created and you can run ORS without any problem.

No need to turn off UAC.

sfrancolla,

Would you check your firewall and make sure all required ports are open (refer to the KB article below) and the system clock is synced to NTP?
http://www.marketcetera.org/confluence/display/KB/Ports+used+by+Marketcetera+Trading+Platform

To run Marketcetera platform, it requires bare minimum CPU, memory and disk space. In order for you to better utilize the platform to run strategies, to execute orders, and to process market data, more resource will give you better performance.

There might be multiple different reasons for the broker connection issue. Some of our community users reported the similar issue when there is a firewall blocking the port required for the connection:
http://www.marketcetera.org/confluence/display/KB/Ports+used+by+Marketcetera+Trading+Platform

You can turn on the DEBUG tag and see if you get more detailed error messages:
http://www.marketcetera.org/confluence/display/MPIC/ORS+Configuration#ORSConfiguration-Logging

Hope this helps.

Please refer to the KB article below. It is a known issue and there is a suggested workaround as well:
http://www.marketcetera.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=5769079

Hope this helps.

There seems to be an issue connecting to tcp://127.0.1:61616. Try the local IP address instead of 127.0.0.1. In Photon, go to "Edit > Preferences > Connections" and change JMS URL and Web Service Host to the local IP address. For example,

JMS URL: tcp://10.1.7.2:61616
Web Service Host: 10.1.7.2

Would you please run the log collector tool and send us the logs? Please refer to the KB article below on running the log collector tool:
http://www.marketcetera.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=5767479

There can be multiple different reasons where broker connection is not established properly. You may want to take a look at ORS logs (%METC_HOME%\ors\ors.log) and see what the error is.

You might be running into the bug below:
https://www.marketcetera.org/jira/browse/PN-416

Would you try the workaroud in the KB article below, clearing the workspace, and see if it resolves the issue?
http://www.marketcetera.org/confluence/display/KB/Photon+hangs+on+startup

The Linux installer will not work on Mac OS X. You will need to checkout our source code and build it on your own if you would like to run Marketcetera Trading Platform on Mac OS X. Please refer to the documents on our developer network below:
http://www.marketcetera.org/confluence/display/MDN/Marketcetera+Developer+Network

Marketcetera Exchange Simulator does not provide real market data. It provides a facility where users can test our platform. You can view the book of the simulator at:
http://exchange.marketcetera.com

Hope this helps.

I assume you are trying to load ruby libraries from a particular directory on the machine.

I searched around and this bug report has some code snippets that might be useful. I have not tested it myself though:

$LOAD_PATH << "path/to"
require 'script_library'

Here's some documentation that specifies the behavior.

Hope this helps.

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