How can I use the .NET API in batch(non-callback) query mode?

jacowlew

Hello,

I'm trying to do batch queries to retrieve Time Series data in non-interative non-callback mode.

I have not found any example on how to do this. all documentation and samples are showing callback interactive mode.

Please help me asap.

Thanks.

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Accepted answers

Zhenya Kovalyov

Have a look at the attached, the usage is:

            new BulkDataRequestSetup()
             .WithRics("LCOc1", ".SPX")
             .WithFields("CLOSE", "TIMESTAMP")
             .WithInterval(new Interval(IntervalType.Daily, 1))
             .WithNumberOfPoints(100)
             .OnDataReceived(DataReceivedCallback)
             .OnStatusUpdated(StatusUpdatedCallback)
             .CreateAndSend();

Should solve the 'batch' bit.

bulkdatarequestcs.txt

You can write a wrapper around this that will give you a synchronous result. Are you working on a Console application?

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Zhenya Kovalyov

Have a look at the attached, the usage is:

            new BulkDataRequestSetup()
             .WithRics("LCOc1", ".SPX")
             .WithFields("CLOSE", "TIMESTAMP")
             .WithInterval(new Interval(IntervalType.Daily, 1))
             .WithNumberOfPoints(100)
             .OnDataReceived(DataReceivedCallback)
             .OnStatusUpdated(StatusUpdatedCallback)
             .CreateAndSend();

Should solve the 'batch' bit.

bulkdatarequestcs.txt

You can write a wrapper around this that will give you a synchronous result. Are you working on a Console application?

jacowlew

Thank you for answer, Zhenya!

But i want something different.

I want to create a service that will work on a computer with reuters eikon app. Then i want to send a soap-request from another computer to this service and receive a synchronous reply.

the call is as follows:

public class ReutersService: IReutersService
{
   public TimeSeriesResponse GetData(TimeSeriesRequest request) 
   {
      if (request == null)
      {
         throw new ArgumentNullException("request");
      }
      return request.GetResult();
   }
}

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