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/
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I just wonder if anyone could help me about creating an online mysql database.
I've tried looking in the internet for tutorials but I am having problem with the topics because it is a bit advance for a beginner like me.
So I am trying to develop a Sales And Inventory Management System using C# windows forms and an Android App that will be able to monitor the inventory and transactions. They will both share the same database which I think that is called a Cloud Storage (Please correct me if I'm wrong.)
So if anyone could give me advice or useful links on where to start the project and how to create an online mysql database will be a big help.
Thanks in advance. :)
I would recommend creating a SQL database, and Apache server which could run on a cloud computing platform such as Amazon Web Services, or Digital Oceans https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/a-basic-mysql-tutorial. This could then be accessed via GET and POST requests from both the Android app, and the C# windows form, Android, Java: HTTP POST Request, HTTP request with post. Hope this helps.
I', using
Google .NET Client Library
Stable Release '1.6.0-beta' (Wednesday, October 23, 2013)
But the samples it contains, any one refers to bigquery.
the examples I found, refer to the Google.Apis.Bigquery.v2.dll which I found somewhere else
and other dlls, that are not in the client library... I have them all already! But I still cant
make the sample work!...
both examples in this question
Google BigQuery with .NET documentation/ samples
have methods that are not valid now. like "Fetch", or some classes not compatible or different!
¿Can any of you, share me a small project, just to make a query to a table?
I already have the table on the paid service, I can query it from the webpage!... I just need to do it from a c# simple console connecting server to server, in order to start using it in my web application.
thanks in advance.
I don't have C# to test it, but I have some pointers:
You can find the latest BigQuery dll at https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/dotnet/apis/bigquery/v2.
For an example that uses OAuth2, follow https://code.google.com/p/google-api-dotnet-client/wiki/GettingStarted
Once you are done installing the dlls and OAuth2 it should be easy to run and review the BigQuery code, even if I can't run it.
I'm kind of new in ASP.NET and C# so it may sound a stupid question.
I installed MAMP in order to have a testing server.
My project is in the htdocs directory.
I'm working with mac and as I said I'm trying to learn C# and ASP.NET.
When I try to preview my website in dreamweaver, I see the source code instead of the website (when not in "live view" I see the example button I put in the code).
When I use mono-develop, the same project works good on the browser. I think the problem is with MAMP or apache but I'm not sure...
MAMP is specifically for Apache, MySQL and PHP installations. ASP and C# are Microsoft languages and the MAMP server will not recognize them. You need Windows to have a c# server. I tried to do what you are doing: get Windows 7, it is easier.
Luckily:
You can run Windows on your Mac
Microsoft gives out free developer tools including Visual Studio which will help you get started.
Alternatively you can get a .NET web host for less than $7 per month and try all of your creations out on their server. It would still be a challenge for a beginner to code on a Mac and pull it off though.
I'm using the mCore SMS Library. I'd like to create a windows application and when i receive a delivery message, the application should save that information into a database.
What technology can i use?
Can i use windows services? How can i implement a windows service?
I think there are several questions you are asking so let's them split up a little:
How to save delivery information in a Database File
To solve this problem you first need to know what kind of database you have (MS Sql, Oracle, MySql, etc.) For each of these exists some kind of DbAdapter. For e.g. the MS Sql you can take a look into the .net framework System.Data.SqlClient Namespace.
Can i use Windows Services?
This depends on the availability of your application and on what machine it will run. In a first step you can write it as a normal application. To get it later into a service you can take a look at Walkthrough: Creating a Windows Service Application.
These are only very vague answer, but you only asked very vague. So dive in and if you good any concrete problems come back with a new question. ;-)
I have been trying to find a framework for windows mobile and .Net Compact to connect to an SVN Repository but i havnt been able to find 1.
Is there an SVN Framework out there for .NET Compact?
If there isnt a framework, whats the best way to attempt to connect to an SVN Repository? At the moment im looking to get the revision history.
If your just looking for revision history, you could setup a Apache server to do the SVN calls remotely and return it to Windows Mobile in some other readable format, such as XML.
The otherway would be to find a WebDAV library that works with .Net Compact to make calls to an Apache setup with WebDAV.
It would be some work to set up on your machine, but you could check whether Trac's timeline works on your mobile client. In addition to the revision history, you can browse through the actual code and view diffs.
Trac is fully customizable to you can in theory create a template that is tailored to your mobile client, but in my experience it's not entirely trivial to do.