I'm trying to implement an end-to-end proof-of-concept to Adyen's Web Drop-In with the .NET project here https://github.com/adyen-examples/adyen-dotnet-online-payments.
I've pulled the latest stable. I also set the following hard-coded from the values I got off my test Adyen account.
ADYEN_API_KEY
ADYEN_MERCHANT
ADYEN_CLIENT_KEY
When I start the server (dotnet run) and go to https://localhost:5001, Chrome changes it to not secure. I chose Drop-in and after clicking "Continue to Checkout", it fails with the error below:
Happy to help!
Please go to your ca-test environment.
Under your merchantAccount > Developers (in the left-tab-menu) > API credentials > Find your ws_00000 user. In the "Allowed origins"-section, you can add your allowed origins. In your case, add "https://localhost:5001" and you should be good to go!
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I'm trying to develop a simple webform application to create/edit invoice from a .aspx page and want to sync QB Desktop & MS SQL database using web connector & .ASMX web service (2 way sync: QBD -> web app & web app > QBD).
Here is a what I did:
I've setup QB Desktop US version 19 (latest) and Web connector
Added an application via adding .QWC file (I'm using this default .qwc file without any changes, not sure even how can I make it!!)
Step 1 & 2, are done but looking for proper solution to start with the development part. I've referred some other StackOverflow questions and found this sample but not sure which project and version I've to choose from both of them. I'm finding some good sample applications which connects to QB Desktop & Web applications using Interop.QBFC13
I really don't have idea how web connector works and sync with my web app.
Thanks!
I'm using this default .qwc file without any changes, not sure even how can I make it!!
This ^^^ will not work. Ever. There is no "default" .QWC file -- it is specific to your application and if you're using someone else's it's guaranteed not to work.
Create your own .QWC file. Example template:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<QBWCXML>
<AppName>QuickBooks Integrator</AppName>
<AppID></AppID>
<AppURL>https://example.com/quickbooks/server.php</AppURL>
<AppDescription></AppDescription>
<AppSupport>https://example.com/quickbooks/support.php</AppSupport>
<UserName>username</UserName>
<OwnerID>{90A44FB7-33D9-4815-AC85-AC86A7E7D1EB}</OwnerID>
<FileID>{57F3B9B6-86F1-4FCC-B1FF-967DE1813D20}</FileID>
<QBType>QBFS</QBType>
<Scheduler>
<RunEveryNMinutes>2</RunEveryNMinutes>
</Scheduler>
<IsReadOnly>false</IsReadOnly>
</QBWCXML>
Fields:
<AppName> This is displayed to the user in the Web Connector GUI
<AppID></AppID> Leave it blank
<AppSupport>...</AppSupport> Must contain a valid URL to a valid page which returns a 200 OK HTTP response when visited. Users who have technical problems will be directed here.
<AppURL>...</AppURL> Must contain a valid URL to your SOAP server, https://... if it's remote, http://localhost/... if it's local.
<UserName>...</UserName> This will match the username your SOAP server understands for authentication
<FileID>...</FileID> You can make this up as long as it follows the GUID format (uppercase HEX chars only!): {6904A826-7368-11DC-8317-F7AD55D89593}. It has something to do with DataExt elements; most simple integrations can just make this up.
<OwnerID>...</OwnerID> Same as above
<QBType>...</QBType> Specifies the type of Quickbooks you want to connect to with the web connector (ie “QBFS” or “QBPOS”)
<Scheduler>...</Scheduler> This is an optional element, use this to schedule the Web Connector to run every so often automatically
<IsReadOnly>...</IsReadOnly> Leave this set to false, setting it to true will not work.
Did you read the 100+ page PDF that documents exactly how the Web Connector works and what you need to implement? Link:
QuickBooks Web Connector Programmer's Guide PDF
What have you tried to implement so far?
we actually started with the BIM360 API at work. We implemented most of the enpoints that are provided by the API # https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/bim360/v1/reference/http/
At one point I have discovered some issues.
After succesfully creating a project with the API it needs to be activated. With first response which tells the project was created under an specific ID.
Taking this ID and creating a new Request I get the following response:
"{\"code\":1001,\"message\":\"You cannot change the status of a project that has no project admin.\"}"
OK no problem I think and create a new Request to patch the Project with an project admin. But there I get following message:
{\"code\":1004,\"message\":\"this project doesn't exist.\"}"
#https://developer.api.autodesk.com/hq/v1/accounts/:account_id/projects/:project_id/users
The things thats make me curious is that the Projects exist as Response from Get Project and is visible in the WEB Interface from Autodesk.
I tried to add an project admin with API again, but took a Project that was created from the Autodesk BIM 360 Webinterface. And it works, because it is activated automatically.
At this point I can't find a solution which it get working...
(Side note we using C#, the actual Autodesk API, RestSharp, Newton Json...)
Maybe someone else got it working?
Thanks for your time!
There is a tutorial:
https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/bim360/v1/tutorials/activate-service/
Could you try that?
We had a similar question before and verified it works:
Autodesk Forge BIM 360 API - Activating Service Types
I am trying to follow a tutorial on creating a log in system and adding users in asp.net and i cant seem to work out how to use the apparently outdfated or expired Web Site Administration Tool. is there a new equivalent tool i can use or is there some way to get it to work as i cant seem to get it working using the command prompt.
I have tried entering this into the command prompt which works fine in order to rune iisexpress:
"C:\Program Files\IIS Express\iisexpress.exe" /path:c:\windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\ASP.NETWebAdminFiles /vpath:"/asp.netwebadminfiles" /port:8089 /clr:4.0 /ntlm
I then enter the following into my browser:
http://localhost:8089/asp.netwebadminfiles/default.aspx?applicationPhysicalPath=[Exact_Project_Path]\&applicationUrl=/
Where the project path is set to my project path but get the following error:
System.ArgumentException: The parameter 'PhysicalDirectory' is invalid. Parameter name: PhysicalDirectory at System.Web.Configuration.VirtualDirectoryMapping.set_PhysicalDirectory(String value) at System.Web.Configuration.VirtualDirectoryMapping..ctor(String physicalDirectory, Boolean isAppRoot) at System.Web.Administration.WebAdminPage.OpenWebConfiguration(String path, String appPhysPath, Boolean getWebConfigForSubDir) at System.Web.Administration.WebAdminPage.VerifyAppValid()
This to me seems to be that the path i enter is invalid but i have tried every different entry surrouding my solution.
Is there a new or better answer to creating a log in system with asp without all this fuss?
Very new to all this so please take it easy.
Take a look through https://www.asp.net/identity, and in particular the Introduction to ASP.NET Identity post, which gives an overview of the older ASP.NET Membership and the newer ASP.NET Identity. Identity is supposed to be a lot easier to integrate into your app.
The WSAT throws the following irrespective of the project or the connection type,
An error was encountered. Please
return to the previous page and try
again.
Even on a brand new ASP.NET MVC 2 website where user authentication and registration work through the default account controller without a quibble, the WSAT fails to run.
Things I've tried,
Tried to open it in IE.
Tried to use it with MySQL to setup
user authorization, role and profile
management. This was the goal which
is starting to seem more and more
like an uphill battle.
Tried it with a brand new ASP.NET
MVC 2 application.
Help would be greatly appreciated.
Found it. Apparently the configuration manager will not work if the directory path to the solution contains invalid characters, in my case it was a space.
Should be documented somewhere, this was a good waste of four hours..
I havent worked with that Salesforce API before, so I am a bit stuck on how to connect to the salesforce service.
So far I understood that I have to generate a wsdl file for my account or rather the account of my customer (step 1). So far, so good.
But now the Quickstart (http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Content/sforce_api_quickstart_steps.htm) says something about "Import the WSDL File into your development platform" (step 2).
How do I import a wsdl file into Visual Studio 2008? I cant find the "Add Web Reference" option which is mentioned in the quickstart.
And if I only need to use the WSDL, what use has the Salesforce Dotnet API package which can be downloaded from the salesforce website
(http://wiki.developerforce.com/index.php/Salesforce_Dotnet_API)?
Are there any gotchas I should watch out for when developing applications that use the salesforce API?
If you follow the directions in Binz' answer, you should be able to add a web service reference using Visual Studio.
The "Salesforce Dotnet API package" on the wiki site is not required to access the SalesForce API, it's just a library that tries to abstract it.
As far as gotchas and other things to know, I would recommend that you read chapter 6 of the Force.com Cookbook. You have to sign up for a force.com developer account (free). Most of the things you'll need to be aware of are covered in this chapter. Here are a few of them:
logging in / logging out - session
management
query / queryMore pattern (needed if
you're going to pull large sets of
data from SalesForce)
how to construct a wrapper class -
there is some sample vb.net code you
can download as well
One other thing to note, if you're going to use SOQL to query your SalesForce data, and you need to filter on a SalesForce date field, you'll need to format the date string. Here's one way to do it:
public static string FormatDateForQuery(DateTime dateToFormat, bool includeTime)
{
if (includeTime)
{
return dateToFormat.ToUniversalTime().ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss+00:00");
}
else
{
return dateToFormat.ToUniversalTime().ToString("yyyy-MM-dd");
}
}
For Visual Studio 2008 you need to select 'Add Service Reference', then click the 'Advanced' button on the bottom left of the dialogue. There should then be a button on the bottom of that dialogue that says 'Add Web Reference'. You should be able to then select your wsdl file and a service client proxy will be auto genned for you by VS.
To create the WSDL file, go to (your name, top right), set up, develop > api > generate enterprise wsdl > generate. In Chrome, click save page as and put that file in the c drive. In Visual Studio, go to add service reference > advanced > add web reference. Point to the file you downloaded: file:///c:/wsdl.jsp.xml
There is a parsing issue when using .NET 2.0 with date time fields in salesforce, accessing through web services.
It seems to be a bug in .NET but there's another way to address it by manually editing the wsdl.
More information here:
http://community.salesforce.com/t5/NET-Development/Can-t-update-date-datetime-from-c-webservice-through-enterprise/m-p/96046