Package org.otfeed.command

Command objects: all possible request types originate here.

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Description

Class Summary

AggregationSpan	Represents aggregation time span.
BookStreamCommand	Requests real-time (live) book events.
DividendsCommand	Requests dividend info.
EquityInitCommand	Request for the detailed equity information.
HistBooksCommand	Request for the historical book data with tick resolution.
HistDataCommand	Request for the historical aggregated OHLC (open-high-low-close) data.
HistTicksCommand	Request for the historical data with tick resolution.
ListExchangesCommand	Retrieves list of supported exchanges.
ListSymbolsCommand	Retrieves list of symbols traded on an exchange.
MonthAndYear	Composite, encapsulating month and year values.
OptionChainCommand	Request for the real-time (live) option chain events.
OptionChainSnapshotCommand	Request for option chain events snapshot.
OptionChainWithSnapshotCommand	Synthetic command that requests snapshot and stream data.
OptionInitCommand	Request for option detailed information.
PriceRange	Composite, encapsulating a price range.
SnapshotCommand	Request for the quote snapshot.
SplitsCommand	Request for the stock split information.
TickStreamCommand	Request for the real-time (live) quotes.
TickStreamWithSnapshotCommand	Command that issues a synthetic request for snapshot and ticks stream.
TodaysOHLCommand	Request for the current (today's) OHL (open, high, low) info.

Enum Summary

BookDeleteTypeEnum	Enumerates possible types for the OTBookDelete event.
ListSymbolEnum	Enumerates symbol types.
ListSymbolsCommand.MatchStyleEnum	Type of string matching: prefix or contains.
OptionTypeEnum	Enumerates Option execution styles.
TimeUnitEnum	Enumerates time units used for aggregation.
VolumeStyleEnum	Enumerates styles of volume reporting.

Package org.otfeed.command Description

Command objects: all possible request types originate here.

Contains command objects, describing the request to the OpenTick server. Every command object is a simple POJO object, that allows configuration via property injection (instantiation using default constructor, then setting all the properties), and via non-default constructor.

Some properties of a command object may be optional, bearing a sensible default. This provides some level of convenience when creating command objects. See also IConnection, and IRequest.