Added this chapter to the Tips & Tricks :
- What i need to run C.A.T. and How can i run it?First of all C.A.T. need java 8 official (
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html) for your operative system (Linux/Windows/Mac) and nothing more.
C.A.T. doesn't need installation : Once you have installed Java, you can simply double click che CAT.JAR File.
If JAR extension is already used by another program (for example Winrar) you can simply Right Click JAVA.JAR -> Open with Java.
C.A.T. is fully portable : you can copy your full CAT Folder and move to USB/Another PC without problems.
These are che combination you can perform using C.A.T.
- Run 1 CAT Instance on 1 PC and Log on X Exchanges -> For every exchange a dedicated panel will be shown.
- Run X CAT instance on 1 PC and log on Y Exchanges -> For every CAT instance you will have a dedicated FRAME, for every exchange logged for any instance you will have a dedicated panel (for example you can run 2 CAT instance and log on 3 exchange for instance 1 and 1 exchange for instance 2)
- Same combination as before but using different PC : You can run CAT on your Mac and another on your Windows PC.
Try to avoid :
- Run more than 1 CAT instance from the same folder : CAT 1 and CAT 2 will works on the same files. Only few of them could have a collision, but General Console LOG and CAT_LOG (the one create in CATSystemFolder) are 2 files where collision could happens.
Solution is simple : if you want to run X CAT Instance, then create X CAT Main folders.
- Run 2 CAT Instance and log on the same Exchange.
This could cause bad behaviours (2 examples)
- if you launch a "DELETE ALL ORDERS" from CAT 1 then CAT 2 could have big problems.
- the NONCE (a progressive number always increased) API parameters could have collision : CAT 1 and CAT 2 could calculate same Nonce -> Exchange will refuse one of the 2 calls.
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