Hi i must improve a similiar application with google coral . It's possible to share some information?
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I am using QB Php sdk from last 7 years and it is working fine with stability.
I request Keith from consolybyte & other fellow members to please share the list of all allowed actions which can be done in QB Desktop via QB PHP SDK. I have been using invoice, item, payments, customer (add/mod/del) actions.
I want to know what else can be done via PHP SDK. In Quickbooks.php alot of functions are mentioned but not sure if all of these are supported for QB Desktop. It will be of great help if exact list can be provided. There is no proper documentation of same. I have gone through. At couple of places(https://github.com/consolibyte/quickbooks-php) it is mentioned it supports order push from website to QB and etc etc. I am looking for exact "etc" list :) Thank you for the assistance in advance
All of what QuickBooks desktop supports is documented here:
https://developer.intuit.com/app/developer/qbdesktop/docs/api-reference/qbdesktop
I am attempting to use an Open Source product called kAIron for implementing NLP based ChatOps system for our DevOps pipelines built using Jenkins 2.0.
So two questions.
Is it even possible to achieve, or is this not something for which this product is built?
If yes, can someone point me to the documentation or get started kind of tutorials?
As I am one of the core contributors of kAIron, I will able to answer your questions.
Yes, it is possible to achieve, as kAIron helps users to train the bot.
you can try kAIron, or you can do manual deployment
As Kairon is under active development so we are happy to answer any questions you may have on our Github page
We are fairly active in our responses
Here are getting started videos for Kairon . We have started documentation . So please have patience with us .
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT5GAEluyaugvORqPwf-WRw/playlists
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This may seem to be a stupid question
But I recently noticed that some of the Google websites like Google play, Google drive have URL's which do not contain ' www' in them.
I'll be grateful if someone could explain the meaning of the parts of an URL
Thanx :)
P. S.
M a newbie in understanding how the Internet works.
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I have an iOS app with Dropbox integration. It's possible to download/upload/preview files, navigation and edit some files. Also I need add box.net integration. How much it can take? And how compatible Dropbox and box.net api?
Can anyone compare developing with Dropbox and box.net?
Dropbox API have different working modes to use it: just upload files as backup, explore the system file, have full access to dropbox, etc.
You can take a look in their web:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers
They have drop ins, which allow you to save to dropbox or load files: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/dropins
Datastore: These days, your app needs to store and sync more than just files. With the Datastore API, structured data like contacts, to-do items, and game state can be synced effortlessly. Datastores support multiple platforms, offline access, and automatic conflict resolution.
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/datastore
Sync API: Work with files on Dropbox through a familiar, file system-like interface. The Sync API takes care of syncing and notifying you of remote changes so your app can respond instantly. It also handles caching, network flakiness, and offline logic so you don't have to.
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/sync
And Core API, which give you the access to everything in the most low level
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/core
About box, they have differents API so they are not compatible. You'll need to manage each thing in different way, but as I can see (I have in mind to implement it too), it works in a similar way to dropbox.
Here you can see all the information: http://developers.box.com/sdks/ and you have a tutorial here: http://developers.box.com/box-ios-sdk-tutorial/
I can't tell you more because I haven't started to implement it.
For box.net you have a kind of open-source framework which includes viewing, editing and uploading files. It has top-notch security by using the same security the company provides you with their website and Box sync (for example the SMS verification by logging in on a new devices).
Box developers site
They also provide a forum where you can ask your questions, also StackOverflow does provide a box.net tag under Box API.
I don't have experience with the Dropbox API, but I guess temporarily storing files will help you cross platforming Box and Dropbox.
I'm currently integrating Open Feint X in my iOS project, with a custom store, trying to synchronize data between OFX servers, to download new contents... and all I have to do it is their sample application, with no comment, and a very basic API...
Would anyone have some clues to give, maybe a useful link that Google did not reveal to me, or anything that could help me to understand which functions I should call and where ?
Thanks,
Grhyll.
EDIT: They are currently working on a doc. However, I've managed to make a few steps further, so if you have questions, don't hesitate to ask here, and if I can I'll answer...