On.....() method for StopLoss order

[siroki]

Hi,

Is there a public void On<something>() method for the SetStoploss method? I've tried catching all the messages from OnExecution(), OnPositionUpdate() etc but that doesnt give back messages when the SetStoploss() method is called. I would like to catch the system messages when I set the stoploss so I know the system has acknowledges my stoploss order and I get write it to a log-file.

I've notice that once the Stoploss has been set, and is updated, then I get OnOrderUpdate() statements.. But I don't know how to receive anything when the Stoploss is first set right after the long/short entry.

Thanks.

[koganam]

Hi,

Is there a public void On<something>() method for the SetStoploss method? I've tried catching all the messages from OnExecution(), OnPositionUpdate() etc but that doesnt give back messages when the SetStoploss() method is called. I would like to catch the system messages when I set the stoploss so I know the system has acknowledges my stoploss order and I get write it to a log-file.

I've notice that once the Stoploss has been set, and is updated, then I get OnOrderUpdate() statements.. But I don't know how to receive anything when the Stoploss is first set right after the long/short entry.

Thanks.

Turn TraceOrders on and examine the log (or Output Window).

ref: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...raceorders.htm

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=3627

[siroki]

Thanks for your reply, but not entirely what I was looking for. Because TraceOrders doesn't allow me to catch the individual messages and handle them in my custom code.

There should be an event handler for the SetStoploss right? At least, I would hope so.

[koganam]

Thanks for your reply, but not entirely what I was looking for. Because TraceOrders doesn't allow me to catch the individual messages and handle them in my custom code.

There should be an event handler for the SetStoploss right? At least, I would hope so.

Using TraceOrders will clearly tell you whether or not there is something that you can use to track whatever it is that you want to track, and give you an idea of what to trap, and with what event handler.

IOW, because I do not use the method, I cannot tell you definitely one way or another, but, by using TraceOrders, you can find out that information for yourself.