static void Main(string[] _)
{
try
{
// Create a session into the platform
using (ISession session = Configuration.Sessions.GetSession())
{
session.Open();
// RICs - convert multiple RICs to pre-defined instrument types
var response = SymbolConversion.Definition("IBM", "AAPL.O", "GOOGL.O", "LP60000008").GetData();
DisplayResponse($"\nRIC Lookup for 4 valid items:", response);
// ISINs - convert to all known symbol types (Note: Can we detect the Symbol types?)
response = SymbolConversion.Definition("US5949181045", "US02079K1079").FromSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.ISIN).GetData();
DisplayResponse("\nISIN Lookup for 2 valid items:", response);
// ISINs - convert to RIC and Ticker only. Include 1 bad ISIN.
response = SymbolConversion.Definition("US5949181045", "JUNK", "US02079K1079").FromSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.ISIN)
.ToSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.RIC,
SymbolConversion.SymbolType.Ticker)
.GetData();
DisplayResponse("\nISIN Lookup for 2 valid items, 1 invalid item - convert to RIC and Ticker only:", response);
// SEDOL - convert to all known
response = SymbolConversion.Definition("BH4HKS3").FromSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.SEDOL).GetData();
DisplayResponse("\nSEDOL lookup:", response);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine($"\n**************\nFailed to execute: {e.Message}\n{e.InnerException}\n***************");
}
}
static void Main(string[] _)
{
try
{
// Create a session
// Note: Symbol conversion is based on Search. Clients on the desktop have access to full conversion
// capabilities. Clients connecting directly to the platform are licensed as Wealth clients. The
// only distinquishable difference between the 2-flavours of conversion is that the
// full version provides a way to detect the symbol types automatically. See the last example.
// All examples will work if the session is on the desktop. For our Wealth clients connecting
// directly into RDP, see the first example. Feel free to change the Service Type if connecting
// to RDP.
using ISession session = Sessions.GetSession(); session.Open();
// ISIN to RIC conversion (
var response = SymbolConversion.Definition().ServiceType(SymbolConversion.ServiceType.Wealth)
.Symbols("US5949181045", "US02079K1079")
.FromSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.ISIN)
.ToSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.RIC)
.GetData();
Common.DisplayTable("ISIN to RIC conversion for 2 items:", response);
// ISINs - convert to RIC and Ticker only. Include 1 bad ISIN.
response = SymbolConversion.Definition().ServiceType(SymbolConversion.ServiceType.Desktop)
.Symbols("US5949181045", "JUNK", "US02079K1079")
.FromSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.ISIN)
.ToSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.RIC, SymbolConversion.SymbolType.Ticker)
.GetData();
Common.DisplayTable("ISIN Lookup for 2 valid items, 1 invalid item - convert to RIC and Ticker only:", response);
// LipperID conversion
response = SymbolConversion.Definition("68384554").ServiceType(SymbolConversion.ServiceType.Desktop)
.FromSymbolType(SymbolConversion.SymbolType.LipperID)
.GetData();
Common.DisplayTable("Lipper ID conversion:", response);
// Detect and Convert 4 symbol types (ticker, ISIN, CUSIP, SEDOL)
// Note: Auto-detection is only available in the Desktop service type
if (session is IDesktopSession)
{
response = SymbolConversion.Definition().ServiceType(SymbolConversion.ServiceType.Desktop)
.Symbols("IBM", "US5949181045", "037833100", "BH4HKS3")
.GetData();
Common.DisplayTable("Detect and convert symbols of mixed type", response);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine($"\n**************\nFailed to execute: {e.Message}\n{e.InnerException}\n***************");
}
}
