I was successfully able to import all the invoices,customer and bills data from my c# application into quick books by using qbxml schema and RequestProcessor2 object .
The problem I am facing here is how to upload pdf file associated with any of the invoices or bills ?
There is hardly any documentation available for doing this programmatically. One can upload the document easily to the web version of quickbooks but I am trying to upload it to the desktop version of quickbooks i.e. the .qbw file.
As of now QBSDK doesn't support this feature. That's why you can't do this programmatically in QBD.
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How to use Group Docs viewer library for my application. Do we need to upload the documents in their site for viewing the files. Or we can use the library locally. I need to know how it works when we need to integrate in our own Web application.
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I created .net core web application and many files are uploaded to this application
My question is how I can allow users to click on the word document and choose edit in word
then open this file in word and do the required updating then after saving it
reflect these changes to the online document.
I found paid tools like
syncfusion do this but i was wondering if there is any solution without using 3rd party
You could use Microsoft Graph to upload to files to OneDrive, and let users edit/save them there. You can then get the updated document by using the Microsoft Graph API again.
Links that can help you along:
MS Graph OneDrive overview:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/onedrive-concept-overview
MS Graph OneDrive API:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/onedrive?view=graph-rest-1.0
I want to use Google Drive as a SQL server. Can Google Drive API update data in SQLite files without having to downloading and uploading them?
What about XML files? Can Google Drive API update data in XML files without having to downloading and uploading them?
Google drive is a file storage system. You can upload, download, list and update the meta data of files. It does not have any access to edit the contents files themselves. So you would need to upload and download the file.
The Google Docs api has the ability to edit google doc files but I would question what would happen to the formatting of the xml in a google doc file.
The google sheets api lets you edit google sheets documents I have seen people use that as a csv file to store data.
TBH you are using the wrong tool for the job. There are a number of cloud based database solutions. If you want to stick with google tech check out firebase. MySql is also free as well as postgresql I have used both with C#
I am trying to open and edit a Microsoft word document in google docs from my .NET MVC project.
Currently, whenever I open the document it is uploaded to the google drive of the user and then opens for editing.
I am using the Google Drive API v3.
I want to open and edit the document without being uploaded in the drive i.e. There should be no trace of the file in the drive. The file is opened and edited directly without being created or uploaded in the Google drive.
The google drive api is a file storage API. You can upload, download files and create files. It does not have the ability to directly edit the constants of any files directly this is out of scope for this API.
The Google docs api would allow you to edit google doc type files but not a MS word file. You would need to upload the file to Google drive convert it to a google docs file then use the google docs api on it for editing programmatic.
If you want to open a MS word document why not look for a library that handles opening ms word documents.
I'm making a simple program with C#.Net that provides some clients with links which are continuously updated ,and I need to provide a simple text database for my app.
I need to use Google drive to make it easy to edit the database by some users.
So ,how can I download a text or doc file uploaded to Google drive and shared publicly ?
Use the following Google Drive SDK
https://developers.google.com/drive/examples/dotnet