I am hoping that someone with more domain knowledge in the community can help me out with HCL Notes and .NET related question.
I have a web app where there is a notes form allowing users to upload a file. I need to write an API that can add the file to an nsf database within Notes.
What I have done
I wrote the API, I am able to establish a connection to Notes and the nsf database. Here are some of my questions:
Will the Notes client need to be installed on the server this api will be deployed too?
Has anyone approached a similar problem ?
If you are using the Notes COM or OLE classes (i.e., Lotus.NotesSession or Notes.NotesSession) or the Notes C or C++ APIs, then yes, you will need to have a Notes or Domino install on the server. You will need to address potential license questions related to this install with a representative of HCL or a reseller. If you are using the Domino Access Services REST API, then you do not have to have a Notes or Domino install on the server.
Yes, of course. Lots of people have dealt with similar cases in the last 30 years.
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My team has a .Net web application that needs to be able to receive the response from the OAM SSO page.
At our company the team that handles OAM and Webgate only handles the installation to the server and does not handle support for integrating into the application. We have asked for assistance with connecting to Oracle for support and they have indicated they cannot do this. The end result is that we have an IIS server with Oracle's Webgate installed and a functional web application hosted on that server but no ability to tie the two together.
I would show code, but we are at ground zero for this.
Any solution that can help us to be able to get our application to be able to receive the response from the SSO login page would be helpful.
My team eventually found this blog, which does an excellent job of explaining how to setup OAM SSO and a Site on IIS so that they can communicate with each other. It is a little old, but was not that difficult to find the current version equivalents.
Chuni Lal Kukreja Kubernetes, OAM, OIM, Webgate,Active Directory,SharePoint 2013,IIS7.5,OAAM Blog
I have a C# web application and I want clients to allow files insert/ update/ delete files with automatic authentication using google api client library. My first question is whether it is possible possible or not using "Service account" or any other technique.
I have started things like:
Enabled 2 APIs Drive API and Admin SD
Created a project in the Google Developers Console
Created API keys and OAuth 2.0 client IDs for the project
Installed PM> Install-Package Google.Apis.Drive.v2 for my web app. The dll version is showing v4.0.30319 and
my .net framework is 4.0
If you want to modify a user's Drive, you will need the user to be at least connected and also that he gives to you the permissions to do so.
The best way to learn how to do this is the Google Drive API, they provide a good start-up and a lot of samples for the tasks you ask for : Google Drive REST API, .NET quickstart.
If you still hits problems, there is also others way to learn : a simple google research gives good results.
For exemple, Daimto have a tutorial for exactly what you need :
Authentication
Retrieve files informations
Upload, update, delete files
Finally a project sample
If you still hit a problem, a little research helps a lot, then ask question here.
I looked at forums and some blogs to find out my answer but could not so posting here.
We have MOSS 2007 and a library where we have documents are stored, I would like to run a client utility which runs a day and export all documents imported on that day along with metadata(Column names)
I don't want to install SharePoint server on VHD or on my development environment because I don't think that just for this cause I need to to have Dev SharePoint environment. I don't want to develop this on my development SharePoint environment and give it to my SharePoint team to deploy on server because I feel I should be able to do just on my XP machine.
As SharePoint object model is available, why I cant take missing dll from server and write a small C# utility to export documents to file system? I assume I should be able to do this with SharePoint web service but my question is can I do with SharePoint object model on my XP machine? I don't want to ask my admin to use stsadm to do required work as part of script.
In SharePoint 2007 there is no support for client-side access to the (server) object model. You have to use web services to comply with the requirements you've presented.
Also, it is not possible to take SharePoint DLLs to a client machine without SharePoint installed, and compile—or even run—code with them. It might be possible to achieve compilability, but the process is tedious and makes no sense at all providing it won't ever run on such machine.
You don't need any DLLs from SharePoint 2007 to use web services.
Getting just DLLs be painful for development - you'll be able to compile your code, but to run/debug you still need full installation of SharePoint.
Note that there is special https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/ dedicated to SharePoint questions.
I need to get the calendar data from Lotus Traveler.
But it is hard to find any material on how to get anything. There are some examples regarding adding to Lotus Notes, but no info on the other way.
Is it like contacting an exchange server?
Lotus Traveler is a middle ware tool which sits between a domino server and mobile devices which have apps specifically defined to interface with it. For security and confidentiality there is minimal API documentation for the Traveler interfaces.
You can access calenders directly from the domino server through standard domino views. There are several views available in the standard Notes Mail/Calendar templates and if what you need is not available, you can extend the design of the database with your own views.
Hope this helps - Newbs
With Lotus Notes Traveler installed on the server, you can get to your mail, contacts and calendar on e.g. an iPhone using the ActiveSync protocol. So you can say that Traveler emulates Exchange.
If you are looking to retrieve calendar data from another Notes/Domino database then you can extend the mail database as per Henrys answer.
If you want to access calendar data from outside of Notes/Domino (e.g. from a different non-Domino application server) then you can create your own REST API that you can access with REST web services. You can also have Domino Data Service create the REST interface for you.
I am writing a simple web application that needs to retrieve a list of customers from QuickBooks and display it in a DataGrid. I have the web connector installed and setup on the server hosting the QB data file using the web service example included in the SDK.
I can add the service to my project and interact with it, but when I try to find information about how to query QB using the web service all I can find are links to vague and mostly useless documentation. What I’m hoping someone here can do is provide a real example (code included) of how you submit a query to QB and display the results.
My environment:
QuickBooks 2009 Pro
IIS 7
C#.Net 3.5
Normally I have good success doing things like this, but for some reason this one has me stumped. Many have suggested that I should run far and fast from anything that involves integrating QuickBooks with anything. Come cant, it can’t be that hard.
As always, thanks in advance for any help you may offer.
Have you read the official developer's guide?
http://developer.intuit.com/uploadedFiles/QuickBooks_SDK/QBSDK/QBWC_proguide(1).pdf
What looks easiest in this scenario, if you have experience working with other odbc data sources in C#, would be to use an ODBC implementation of the QB data. I'm not sure if there are others, but there is a commercial one (with a free trial) available here: http://qodbc.com/