Below are links to Applications, which demonstrate how to use some aspects of our API. Some samples are referred to in other articles, some simply aim to demonstrate a particular feature.
Samples explaining a Concept
Sample | Description | Link |
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Authentication - .Net console application | This sample explains login & authentication flow of a native-app-based application. | Windows Console Application - Authentication |
Authentication - Web application | This sample explains the login & authentication flow of web-based application. | Web Application - Authentication |
Certificate based authentication - .Net console application | This sample explains the process of getting an Open API Access Token using certificate-based authentication. Certificate based authentication is intended for long-running services which need to access Open API without a user being present to perform the login. | Windows Console Application - Certificate Based Authentication |
Batching - .Net console application | This sample provides an introduction to Open API Batching which allows user to pack several API requests and send them to the Open API service in one HTTP request and receive a single HTTP response for all the requests in batch response body. | Console Application - Batching |
Batching - JavaScript application | Web Application - Batching | |
Streaming - .Net console application | This sample provides an introduction to Open API Streaming which provides real time updates on quotes, positions, orders, balances etc. to client application without having to poll the Open API at high frequencies. | Console Application - Streaming |
Streaming - JavaScript application | Web Application - Streaming |
Third Party Samples
Sample | Description | Link |
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Authentication- Web | PHP version of Web application sample. | https://github.com/javascripti/PHPSampleAuth |
Any third-party code sample is developed by third party providers separate from Saxo Bank. Saxo Bank makes no warranty or representation, either express or implied, with respect to the samples, including their quality, performance, merchantability, suitability, fitness for a particular purpose or that they are error free.