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Hi all
happy 2023 and it looks like been an exciting one. I am coming to Julia from Python bringing my lackadaisical baggage with me. In 2022 I suffered for it on MANY levels and I'm rewriting from scratch. Async coding is not new to me as I used to code on HP high availability systems. Posting requests using io^tags ( unique identifiers) and waiting for the results on an awaitio using the io^tag to identify them. I would put timeouts on each request on submission to determine if there was a problem if the timeout blew.
The issue I have seen in 2022 was that I would have benefited from knowing if a particular io^tagged request had been serviced and if not cancel the request and resubmit it a fixed number of times before giving in and picking a backup symbol.
I would log all the FAILED activity. This would free up realtime symbol slots as I have a limited number of reqMKTdata slots on my subscription.
I can code all the above using IBilli's WONDERFUL package but want to make sure that it's NECESSARY. I wouldn't be a happy bunny doing this only to read there is a simpler way using something IB provides. Some error message that comes in the wrapper perhaps?
again all of you have a wonderful year
sandbagger ( chicago)
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Hi all
happy 2023 and it looks like been an exciting one. I am coming to Julia from Python bringing my lackadaisical baggage with me. In 2022 I suffered for it on MANY levels and I'm rewriting from scratch. Async coding is not new to me as I used to code on HP high availability systems. Posting requests using io^tags ( unique identifiers) and waiting for the results on an awaitio using the io^tag to identify them. I would put timeouts on each request on submission to determine if there was a problem if the timeout blew.
The issue I have seen in 2022 was that I would have benefited from knowing if a particular io^tagged request had been serviced and if not cancel the request and resubmit it a fixed number of times before giving in and picking a backup symbol.
I would log all the FAILED activity. This would free up realtime symbol slots as I have a limited number of reqMKTdata slots on my subscription.
I can code all the above using IBilli's WONDERFUL package but want to make sure that it's NECESSARY. I wouldn't be a happy bunny doing this only to read there is a simpler way using something IB provides. Some error message that comes in the wrapper perhaps?
again all of you have a wonderful year
sandbagger ( chicago)
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