OnExecutio() and OnOrderUpdate() w/ ATMStrategyCreate()

[snaphook]

I have reviewed many of the queries regarding the OnOrderUpdate and OnExecution methods, however they all seem to deal with EnterLong() or EnterShort() type of entries. In those scripts, entryorder = EnterLong("id");, uses the entryorder.Token to compare to the Iorder order.Token when an update occurs.

in the example below.
How would I monitor the execution and order update for the entry and the closure?

if(SomethingHappens)
{
atmStrategyId = GetAtmStrategyUniqueId();
orderId = GetAtmStrategyUniqueId();
AtmStrategyCreate(Action.SellShort, OrderType.Market, 0, 0, TimeInForce.Day, orderId, ATMStrategy, atmStrategyId);
}

if(SomethingElseHappens)
AtmStrategyClose(atmStrategyId);

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[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

OnOrderUpdate() and OnExecution() are for NT entry methods (EnterLong/EnterShort/etc.). They do not work for ATM strategies. To monitor ATM strategies you want to use http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/H...tryOrderStatus

[snaphook]

So if I am CalculateOnBarClose == true; can I still use these methods and put code inside there and get my results intrabar, as well as enter a new position like on a reverse? I would think so, but maybe not due to internals.

OnBarUpdate()
Close position

OnOrderUpdate()
if Close order has filled
AtmStrategyCreate() a new entry
else wait a while longer for the fill.

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

snaphook,

OnOrderUpdate() does not update on closes from trades managed by an ATM strategy. If you wanted to do something with ATM after a NinjaScript order, you technically can. OnOrderUpdate() is generally used for regular NinjaScript order handling though.

[goldfly]

OnOrderUpdate() and OnExecution() are for NT entry methods (EnterLong/EnterShort/etc.). They do not work for ATM strategies. To monitor ATM strategies you want to use http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/H...tryOrderStatus

After post #4 I'm not sure what to take away from this discussion. Does the above mean that using any ATMStrategy methods will fail in OnExecute?

Or would I be able to use IExecution.MarketPosition to capture a long entry from an ATM Create and then use Close and CancelEntryOrder on any short ATMs to be sure they are closed?