The AppKey, how many concurrent uses?

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  • JayBee
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 114

    #1

    The AppKey, how many concurrent uses?

    I have written a program and it works fine.

    What I want to know is, can I write a different program, using the same AppKey, and have it running at the same time as my other program?

    In other words are we limited to one login per AppKey or can we have concurrent programs using the same AppKey?
  • bnl
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 108

    #2
    Originally posted by JayBee View Post

    In other words are we limited to one login per AppKey or can we have concurrent programs using the same AppKey?
    I have 20+ bots running with the same AppKey.
    Some just collects data, other uses that data

    /Björn

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    • JayBee
      Junior Member
      • Oct 2010
      • 114

      #3
      Excellent. Thanks for the reply. I'll code up another.

      Originally posted by bnl View Post
      I have 20+ bots running with the same AppKey.
      Some just collects data, other uses that data

      /Björn

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      • AlgoTrader
        Junior Member
        • Mar 2012
        • 243

        #4
        Betfair gets HTTPS request. It absolutly cannot distiguish a single application sent two HTTPS requests or two applications sent 1 HTTPS request each.

        Moreover, a single application can consist of multiple processes. That's not something very strange, rather usual thing. Is it one or two applicatons?

        The rationale I try to say is: if one saves the sessionToken into some database or just plain file, he can reuse it in as many "applications" as he wants.
        Betfair Bots Made Easy

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        • bnl
          Junior Member
          • Nov 2012
          • 108

          #5
          Originally posted by AlgoTrader View Post
          Betfair gets HTTPS request. It absolutly cannot distiguish a single application sent two HTTPS requests or two applications sent 1 HTTPS request each.
          True, if they share login token

          The rationale I try to say is: if one saves the sessionToken into some database or just plain file, he can reuse it in as many "applications" as he wants.
          Also true. But in my case, they all login and get a separate session, ie a separate token. That works fine as well.

          /Björn

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