Ken,
I am a first time poster as well and am also looking at the Java Swig
wrappers. The BinomialVanillaEngine class is renamed as a class called
BinomialEuropeanEngine which takes a string as its first parameter which
is the type. In your case you would pass "crr" or "CoxRossRubenstein"
(it is case-insensitive). For more info look at the options.i file in
the Swig package
-Ari
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My first post to the list - hello everyone!
I'm using SWIG for Java, and there does not seem to be a SWIG stub
for the BinomialVanillaEngine class. Is there something I'm
missing? I'm looking for the Cox-Ross-Rubenstein model.
Thanks,
Ken
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