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<h1>ofxconnect.cpp File Reference</h1><hr><a name="_details"></a><h2>Detailed Description</h2>
Code for ofxconnect utility. C++ example code.
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the purpose of the ofxconnect utility is to server as example code for ALL functions of libOFX that have to do with creating OFX files.<p>
ofxconnect prints to stdout the created OFX file based on the options you pass it<p>
currently it will only create the statement request file. you can POST this to an OFX server to request a statement from that financial institution for that account.<p>
In the hopefully-not-to-distant future, ofxconnect will also make the connection to the OFX server, post the data, and call ofxdump itself.
<p>Definition in file <a class="el" href="ofxconnect_8cpp-source.html">ofxconnect.cpp</a>.</p>
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