Web programing!

Oct 9, 2010 at 1:10pm
Hi everyone!
I want to develop a Markowitz portfolio theory in C++ and wonder if its possible to get the secondly changing data from the web (e.g. Nasdaq.com)... Briefly speaking, can I get the value of a stock that is changing every time??? Is it possible to address the textbox on the web where these data is written?

Thanks
Oct 9, 2010 at 4:16pm
check out curl
it is capable doing every thing a browser can
Oct 19, 2010 at 7:27am
Nice tip, anna. Good to see spambots back in action.

tsotne - what you can *easily* get from a web site depends on how easy the designers want to make it for you, I'm sure there would be some SOAP applications for stocks (it's quite a popular subject), so that's one avenue. Otherwise, curl like tal says allows you to take content off the web fairly easily.
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