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The documentation for the Bookmap API is included in Bookmap installer. Click here to download the installer. After installation copy the documentation jar file "C:\Program Files\Bookmap\lib\bm-simplified-api-wrapper-javadoc.jar" to somewhere and extract it like a zip file (for instance, with 7z). Then double click on index.html to open it in a browser.

The most important items in the list on the left are the first two: AllDataModule and Api.

• AllDataModule. This page lists all interfaces that your custom module may implement. For instance, if it needs to receive trades in the form of Times&Sales, it needs to implement TradeDataListener interface and will receive the trades via

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  onTrade(double price, int size, TradeInfo tradeInfo)

• Api. This page describes how your custom module can call the Api, for instance, if it needs to draw lines/indicators it needs to register the line:

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  api.registerIndicator(...)

There are a couple of most simplest examples:

Raw data listener Even simpler You can find more examples on Bookmap GitHub page in projects called DemoStrategies and simple-demo.

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For getting started quickly, please review Bookmap API highlights and Developing with Bookmap API (step-by-step).

Best,
Bookmap team

example2.jpg throws error when loaded the strategy:

Full report content:

java.lang.NullPointerException
at velox.api.layer1.simplified.SimplifiedL1ApiLoader.lambda$onStrategyCheckboxEnabled$4(SimplifiedL1ApiLoader.java:1147)
at velox.api.layer1.layers.Layer1ApiInjectorRelay.lambda$inject$0(SourceFile:42)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1142)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:617)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)

Hi,

It wasn't supposed to be taken as is, but here is a fix. The code on the image is missing implementation of CustomModuleListener interface, which has methods initialize() and stop(). If you don't need these methods, you can implement CustomModuleAdapter instead as shown here:
Also, note that market data isn't available via API for dxFeed data, click here for more details.

Hi,

I have read through the available API docs including the Java Docs and want to confirm my understanding (or not! ) :-

I am looking to build an 'add on' that would look to pick up orders in the order book at the MBO level plus each actual trade and then periodically (based on an interval) write this out to a text file. Yes this could be large depending on the instrument, so a realistic interval would be important.

Some questions and answer would be most appreciated :-

Question 1, I can see there is interface "MarketByOrderDepthDataListener" which will give me the MBO level for Bids and Asks. I can also see the interface "OrdersListener" which gives an event for each order update (placed/cancelled/updated/filled/partially filled). Can you explain what the difference use case for either interface?

Question 2, Would I use "TradeDataListener" interface to get each individual trade events?

Question 3, Would I use "IntervalListener" interface to control the time interval that my 'add on' executes?

Question 4, What exchanges provide MBO level data? I read it is only CME Rithmic data?

Thanks,
Warren.


 

Hi Warren
1) OrdersListener refers only to orders placed by a user. If you want to keep track of your orders you will need OrdersListener. It will work either with MBP or MBO data.
MarketByOrderDepthDataListener will give MBO data (if ist is supported by the exchange) for all orders available at the market.
2) Right. With MBP data, there will be no order ids in the TradeInfo tradeInfo object (an argument for TradeDataListener#onTrade).
3) IntervalListener#onInterval is called referring to the value returned by IntervalListener#getInterval method.
4) updated also IQFeed v6.2(CME), Quote Media, CoinbasePro

Thank you Andrey.

I am sure there will be further questions!

Hi Audrey,

I have managed to setup Bookmap in Ubuntu Linux and the Eclipse IDE and run Bookmap via the debugger.

My question is;

If I now add an 'add on' into Bookmap by the using API Plug in option in Bookmap, Will this 'add on' stop in the debugger by setting a break point somewhere in its code in the Eclipse IDE debugger?

There doesn't seem to an explanation of how this works? How does the 'add on' execute with the same process created by the Eclipse IDE debugger?

Thanks,

Warren.

For debugging you need Eclipse to have :
1. a Run Configuration for Bookmap
2. a project with you addon
Then, all you need to make is an empty jar file (you may create a text file and just rename it)
bm-strategy-package-fs-root.jar
Put it into the project's ...\bin\main\ folder then run Bookmap from the Run Configuration and open this jar as an addon.
Eclipse should use the debugger over your project's code and stop at all your breakpoints.

Hi Andrey,
This worked!
Thank you for the quick and helpful responses.
Warren.

Hi Andrey,

I downloaded the DemoStrategies sample add on and am inspecting the code.

I noticed API Version is "2" and not "1".

A snipet of code :-
@Layer1Attachable
@Layer1StrategyName("FeedRecorder demo")
@Layer1ApiVersion(Layer1ApiVersionValue.VERSION2)
public class FeedRecorder implements Layer1CustomPanelsGetter, Layer1ApiDataAdapter, Layer1ApiFinishable,
        Layer1ApiInstrumentAdapter, Layer1ApiTradingAdapter {
        etc....
}

Q. I have extracted the JavaDocs from the install tarball and this looks like this is current to Version 1 only?

Q. I cannot see the above interfaces mentioned in the method definition above i.e Layer1ApiDataAdapter, Layer1ApiFinishable, Layer1ApiInstrumentAdapter and Layer1ApiTradingAdapter?

Is the JavaDoc lagging behind or am I missing something here. I downloaded the linux install as I am on Ubuntu.

Thanks,
Warren.




Warren.