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Hi besides having spent the last three evenings trying to find out why my IPN handler has stopped wworking on all my websites (best I can work out is some file write permissions maybe) but yet to find the answer I have also yet to find the C# SDK samples for any of the payment methods Classic API, Rest API, etc. Do they exist?
I hate to say it but the more I try to read the Paypal dev site the more im considering using a different payment method for my customers, i've never wasted so much time trying to find information on something and hit the same no help link many times.
Trev.
The SDK and Samples are all available here. Please download and use them and incase you run into any issues with your integration please open issues in the respective github repos.
http://paypal.github.io
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I have searched and searched and find it odd that I am unable to locate any reasonably comprehensive source code examples, on the intuit developer platform or anywhere else, to see how the .NET v3 SDK for QBO is used in a best-practices sense. Anyone know the existence of ANY kind of examples that would be helpful?
You can have a look at this link.
https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0025_quickbooksapi/0055_devkits/0150_ipp_.net_devkit_3.0/0002_synchronous_calls/0001_data_service_apis
From the following thread, you'll get a invoice create example.
how to add invoice or sales receipt quickbooks rest api v3.0
Hope it will be useful.
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Where is the C# Google API documentation?
Where are the sample codes?
These are obsolete.
https://developers.google.com/gdata/client-cs
https://code.google.com/p/google-api-dotnet-client/source/browse/?repo=samples#hg/Calendar.VB.ConsoleApp
The web full of unanswered similar questions.
OK...
I'll start with saying that the GData library is old and my recommendation is to work with Google APIs library for .NET. this library is currently maintained and we just release a new version of it two weeks ago. More details are available here:
The code of the core library (which is open source) is available in our repository - https://code.google.com/p/google-api-dotnet-client/source/browse/.
All the samples are available in https://code.google.com/p/google-api-dotnet-client/source/browse/?repo=samples
Our developer guide pages contains a lot for information about how to use OAuth2, Media upload and Media Download, etc. BUT we don't have a full documentation of the API available online. I just opened a new issue in our issue tracker - https://code.google.com/p/google-api-dotnet-client/issues/detail?id=410. Feel free to add more content to it.
All the Google.Apis generated libraries (for Calendar, YouTube, Drive, Storage, etc.) are available using NuGet. You can find all our packages here https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=google.apis&prerelease=true&sortOrder=relevance. You can also find the code that generates them in our repository.
What else?
UPDATE:
The calendar API .NET docs are available in https://google-api-client-libraries.appspot.com/documentation/calendar/v3/csharp/1.8.0-rc/annotated.html.
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I'm building a Windows Mobile 6.1 application using .NET and C#.
I would like to purchase a GPS Navigation application or control so that I can add navigation functionality to my application. My software displays a list of customers. I would like users to be able to click an address and then navigate to this location using "turn by turn" navigation (similar to Tom Tom or Navman etc).
It's very time-consuming downloading demos and evaluating all the options. Has anyone been through this process and found a good solution?
After wasting time stuffing around with Google, Bing and others I came across these guys. Really excellent product! Send the address to their app and you're done. Simple :)
http://www.sygic.com/en/business
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I have looked into JInt, IronJS, and Windows Script Host and can not see which would be better to use for calling user generated JavaScripts which call in an API I will be creating.
JInt seems to be the winner at present due to it also offerring debugging abilities, however WSH seems plausible. I just can't see how it would work even having read many tutorials on how it is implemented.
Lastly JInt claims the CodeDomProvider technique leads to memory leaks, apart from this reference I haven't found anything else to back this up. Has anyone else experienced this?
There is a project which is called Script#. Have a look and see if that's what you wanted.
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I'm creating a C# Winforms app that will allow me to edit my Gmail contacts. I'm very new to anything involving HTTP & security, so naturally I'm completely lost in the DotNetOpenAuth samples & documentation. I really wanted to be able to read a tutorial that describes how to use DotNetOpenAuth to obtain Gmail contacts.
Is there such a tutorial? I see that the samples have a GoogleConsumer object, but I'm not really sure what "consumer" means in this context. All I know about OAuth is that it allows one website to redirect to another (like Google) to login and allow that original website access to data. Since I'm doing this in a Winform app, I'm not sure how that translates.
Basically, all of this cluelessness is depressing me and I'm trying not to get burned out. Does anyone know of a tutorial I can read that will describe how to use DotNetOpenAuth to access GMail contacts? Again, I don't think the samples will help me since they seem to be using ASP.NET and there is no real sense of "here's step 1, then step 2, etc".
Check out the OAuthConsumerWpf sample. It has a tab that demonstrates an OAuth consumer that downloads Gmail contacts.