Connector
Connector displays the configured taker and give-up integrations together with their routing keys. Connector has the following attributes and can be accessed via pending config or real-time config:
| attributes | required | default settings | attribute type | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| id | Y | – | INT | The ID of the Connector. |
| name | Y | – | VARCHAR | The name of the Connector. |
| type | Y | – | VARCHAR | The Connector’s adapter type, such as MT4, MT5 or a FIX API. |
| rkey1 | N | n/a | VARCHAR | Each routing key (rkey1, rkey2, rkey3) specifies a set of active fields in ConnectorRoute. Matching is evaluated by priority — rkey1 → rkey2 → rkey3 — meaning trades are checked against each key’s full field set in that order; if more than one key matches, the highest-priority matching key determines the route.A key is a comma-separated list of the selectors sec, sym, acc, subid1, subid2, subid3 and subid4, written without spaces (for example acc,subid2). A key cannot contain both sec and sym or repeat a selector, and active keys must use different selector combinations. Use n/a (or leave the field empty) to disable a key. |
| rkey2 | N | n/a | VARCHAR | see rkey1 above. |
| rkey3 | N | n/a | VARCHAR | see rkey1 above. |
| description | N | n/a | VARCHAR | Free text. |
| values | N | n/a | VARCHAR | Legacy field; leave as n/a. |
| enable | Y | – | INT | Specifies if the connector is enabled or disabled. For ordinary taker connectors, pricing or trading is active only when the connector is enabled and the corresponding ConnectorConfig (0 for pricing, 1 for trading) is active. Other connector types use adapter-specific configuration slots. Disabling requests a disconnection and removes stream subscriptions; enabling starts the connection but does not by itself confirm that the session is connected. Toggling this flag can be used to refresh the connection of the connector. |