Any one know Google Talk Api for C#.Net?, Please help.
Check out Google Talk for Developers.
It uses the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) (Originally called Jabber as #kbok mentioned).
There are numerous XMPP libraries available for .NET. The agsXMPP SDK .NET library being one of them.
Here's a tutorial in C# to get you started:
Google Talk (GTalk) Autoreply using .NET
Google Chat uses the Jabber(AKA XMPP) protocol behind the hood. You can find a .NET binding here : http://code.google.com/p/jabber-net/
This project uses Jabber.net to access Google Chat. That should get you started.
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I want to receive mails from Gmail in my .NET project with Visual Studio 2022.
I've installed all required NuGet Packages, and now I'm searching for a detailed description of this API.
Which classes and methods are available?
I found something at developers.google.com.
But I miss an overview of the classes and methods.
Or what does the API do?
Right now, I'm able to forward the user of my app to allow me the access to Gmail. I receive the "code", but I have to transform it into a "token2".
Do I have to send a HTTP by myself? Why can I not find a .Net function to do that for me?
Sorry for asking, but I'm searching since two hours for the answer...
Gmail API + Google .net client library Nuget Gmail package.
I've installed all required NuGet Packages, and now I'm searching for a detailed description of this API.
A detailed description of the Gmail api and all its methods can be found on Gmail API documentation page. The documentation for the API lists all the methods that can be used and their required parameters and the responses.
As for the NuGet package for Google.Apis.Gmail.v1 there is no documentation for each of the methods related to each of the Google APIs. This library is generated from the discovery doc so there will be a method in the library for each of the methods listed in the Gmail API documentation. It is "assumed" that by consulting the Gmail API documentations you can "Determine" what method in the library you would need to use.
There is an extremally out of date documentation page for API Client Libraries
.NET
which only goes into some detail of the overall usage of the library it self. It does not tell you how to use every method in every api that it supports.
If you can not figure it out by looking at the documentation as mentioned above then, Your best bet would be to check the assembly directly in visual studio this is something that I am able to do in Rider I would be surprised if Visual studio can not do something similar.
If you have a specific question regarding one of the methods and how to use it in the library please open a new question I would be happy to help.
API vs Client library
what does the API do?
The API gives you access to Gmail api. The Gmail NuGet package gives you access to the Gmail api.
Right now, I'm able to forward the user of my app to allow me the access to Gmail. I receive the "code", but I have to transform it into a "token2".
Depending upon which type of application the library should be handling all the authorization for you. You shouldn't need to worry about the authorization code. Let the library do it for you. Please consult Authorization overview
Do I have to send a HTTP by myself? Why can I not find a .Net function to do that for me?
The library will do all this for you.
var results = service.Users.Labels.List("me").Execute
Will return that response to you.
Links
I think you should start with a few simple examples in order to understand how the Google .NET client library helps you interact with the Gmail api.
Gmail quickstart
How to Access Gmail with C# .net
I have a lync account.When someone send a message.I want to get that message in to my java application.What are the steps I should follow to create this application.I read lync API but i can't find way to get data inside lync.If I can get that data into java servlet it also ok.I want to get chats(mainly) and availability of other users.
(as far as I know) there isn't any support for using the Lync APIs in Java.
However, UCWA has been designed as a REST-like API, using just HTTP Request and Response calls to interact with Lync. This means that although it's primarily meant for use on the web, you can use it in any language, including Java.
have a look at ucwa.lync.com - there's plenty of examples. The examples are in JavaScript, but if you know how to do HTTP requests and deal with responses in Java, you should be fine.
Does google plus provide an API for WP7 to access its services via C# , .NET Please let me know.
The Google+ API is just HTTPS requests really, so you could do it manually if you wanted.
There's a beta version of a .NET client library available for general access to Google services, but I don't know offhand whether it would work with WP7 - it may well perform synchronous web requests etc. It's worth a look (and putting in a feature request if it doesn't work with WP7 already) but if it doesn't work, then just making the HTTPS calls yourself shouldn't be too hard.
(Disclaimer: I work for Google, but have had nothing to do with this API.)
It's in beta: http://code.google.com/p/google-api-dotnet-client/
I assume it's supports wp7, but i'm not certain.
For the record, as of 2012.04.21 it does not.
am new to C#. I am looking for API which provides google chat features.
Can anyone share the API url and sample code would be more helpful.
Thanks.
You should be able to use any XMPP library. There are a bunch out there for .net, one I've dabbled in can be found here: http://www.ag-software.de/agsxmpp-sdk/
Google found this article that may give some good examples.
http://www.dotnetcurry.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=346
And from http://code.google.com/apis/talk/open_communications.html#developer
You need to know the following: The
service is hosted at talk.google.com
on port 5222 TLS is required The only
supported authentication mechanism is
SASL PLAIN
Our organization uses IBM FileNet as document management system. FileNet P8 comes with a web services API which can be used in .net
Has anyone of you guys tried this? If yes could you please direct me to any resources to kick start?
Thanks a ton in advance.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/p8docs/v4r5m1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.p8.doc/developer_help/content_engine_api/guide/gs_procedures.htm
The FileNet API comes in 5 flavors:
Java - jar reference, configure to use either http or iiop transport
.NET - .NET dll reference, configure for http transport
CEWS - Content Engine Web Services. Use only if you can't use the Java or .NET API
CMIS - web service conforming to the CMIS spec
COM - semi-legacy, not discussed in the docs, but it does exist
Although the .NET API uses web services in the background, your .NET project reference is to FileNet.Api.dll, rather than directly to the WSDL. So if you're a .NET shop, you want the .NET API, not the "Web Services API" (2012-02-03 edit: unless you opt for CMIS)
The best place to get started is the "Bulk Loader Sample Code" here: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=3278&uid=swg27010422
You're in the right place for documentation related to the P8 .Net API. The only other "kick-start" link I can think of is http://www.ecmplace.com/.
I know how to create a session using the Java API for the CE, but I'm sorry to say that I haven't done it with the .Net API. However, I'm fairly certain that you'll find helpful examples on the ECM Place forum.
HTH!
Tom Purl