> Problem: When trying to populate the classNames inside the for loop, I
> think we should check if the filename has a .class extension before
> invoking className.lastIndexOf
>
> I added this locally -
>
> if ( className.endsWith(".class"))
> {
> className = className.substring(0,
> className.lastIndexOf(".class"));
> classNames.add(className);
> }
> else
> continue;
>
> Let me know if it makes sense.
>
Yes, it does make sense, as it prevents JBT from trying to load non-
strategy files. This will be in the next release, thanks.
> PS: What is the mechanism for requesting the password for the
> Historical data file EX-Jan2007toNov2008.zip?
>
The data in this file has been purchased from the CME for about $4800,
paid with the JBT project funds, contributed by folks like you. For
those who are interested in accessing this data set, I am asking for a
$400 contribution to the project, so that we can continue to purchase
the data.
Here is the contribution page:
http://groups.google.com/group/jbooktrader/web/donate-to-project
Alternatively, you can use a short prerecorded dataset free of charge:
http://jbooktrader.googlecode.com/files/ES-January2009.zip
Finally, you can use JBT to record the data for your own security/
symbol. Each time you run JBT in either "forward test" or "trade"
mode, JBT records market data in the /marketData directory.
Subsequently, this data can be used for backtesting and optimization
in JBT.
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