We've Smile CDR fhir server that supports oauth2. We're trying to connect to it using power bi, for this we're creating custom connector. We've added power bi as a client in Smile CDR. In the code we're passing every details however, we're getting 404 error.
Code and ss can be found in the below link.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Power-Query/Custom-Connector-Oauth2/m-p/2198649#M65049
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I'm currently learning about Azure, and using MS Graph API. I am having a problem when using an application that has SAML based sign-on installed. I want to get the following configuration through the Graph API for the application side to process, but I can't find any MS Graph API support to get the information I need.
I hope everyone can help, Thanks.
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SAML based sign-on
For Configuring SAML-based single sign-on for your application using the Microsoft Graph API please check out this reference document:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/application-saml-sso-configure-api
Hope this helps.
I am considering using Powerapps as a front end to Sabre. I believe that the no code/low code approach is a potentially useful replacement for the Sabre scripts product in the travel agency community
Has anyone tried creating a customer connector in Powerapps that will connect to the Sabre API's using the Postman collections that Sabre has provided.
I am struggling with the OAuth 2.0 parameters for the connection.
Powerapps OAuth parameters
Any help would be appreciated
Michael
Our small CTD operation is struggling with our conversion from SABREScribe to Web development too. My hats off to you if you get this working as we also have a few Power Apps but not connecting to SABRE. I'd be surprised if you can get this working and then how you show the value to the agent desktop. Curious as to your vision. I realize this is not the platform for general discussion but thought I'd just voice this as our Travel tech world is pretty "small"
I need to access the data available for MT4 Investor account or, in general, talk to MT4 server in order to read some data.
Is it possible?
It should, but i can't figure out how to do it ( is there a specific protocol? Is it allowed? Is there a library out there? Etc. )
You can try MetaApi https://metaapi.cloud cloud service which provides REST API and WebSocket API access to both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 accounts.
Official REST API documentation: https://metaapi.cloud/docs/client
SDKs: https://metaapi.cloud/sdks (javascript, python and Java SDKs are provided as per April 2021)
It supports reading account information, positions, orders, trade history, receiving quotes, and accessing market data.
The service also provides copy trading API https://metaapi.cloud/docs/copyfactory and API to calculate forex trading metrics on a MetaTrader account https://metaapi.cloud/docs/metastats.
There is an API, but is for Brokers and other similar organizations only. MetaQuotes doesn't provide us direct access to it, but checkout the other link as well.
Here check this out MetaTrader 4 API
and also check this out MT4 Server API
This is directly from MT4 Server API website
API can be provided in Web Socket & Rest API. API is hosted on MT4 Server, further wrapped and consumed as web service and DLL .net and C++ API. This API is much faster than using MT4 Terminal for Quote and Trade; provides the real time open, close position and many more.
Please note, I haven't used MT4 Server API, so don't know much information about it.
I am new to Power BI and would like to be able to display pre-created Power BI reports in Delphi. I searched on the internet using Google but found little information for Delphi developers, just general information on Power BI. I am using Delphi 10.2.3.
To embed a report, you must authenticate yourself and acquire an access token. It will be used in further calls to Power BI REST API.
Normally, this access token is acquired using ADAL, but I have doubts you will find one for Delphi. You may take a look at this question to see how you can do this using raw web requests in Delphi: How to connect a Delphi desktop app to a third-party Dynamics 365 app using OAuth 2.0?
When you acquired an access token, get the report's embedUrl using Get Report In Group API.
Embedding of Power BI reports is basically loading them in a in a web page. This demo shows you how to embed the report in a WPF application. You can do the same in Delphi. Basically you need to copy powerbi.js, ReportLoader.js and ReportLoader.html files from the demo to your project. The first file is the Power BI client. The second is JavaScript code, which you need to run to load the report in the third one. From your code you need to navigate to ReportLoader.html file and run LoadEmbeddedObject JavaScript function from ReportLoader.js, passing to it the embedUrl of your report, your access token and the Id of the report to be embedded. I can't tell you how to call this function in Delphi, but the WPF demo code may give you some ideas.
Good luck!
I am currently trying to find a way for a customer to connect with Power Query (plugin for Excel) to access their published Odata-feed (which is hosted by Microsoft NAV 2013 R2).
For security reasons the NAV server is set to only accept Windows as an credential type. This means that the current user credentials on the client is passed on to the webservice.
The problem: The users of the system is often off site and working on another domain with a VPN connection to the NAV-environment. With that said Power Query does not pass the "correct" AD-information to the published Odata-feed which means that the user is not authorized.
I am looking for a way to change which AD-credentials that are sent thru Power Query and then to the Odata webservice.
The users have no problem typing in the webservice adress in a web browser and type in the Windows credentials when prompted and access the feed. But in Power Query there is no option for typing in custom Windows Credentials when refreshing the data.
I've tried with WebAPIKey and Basic authentication. But since the NAV-server/Webservice is set to only accept Windows authentication I'm in the dark..
Any thoughts?
I got this answer from Curt Hagenlocher (Moderator on Technet)
I'm afraid this isn't something we currently support, though we have
considered implementing it. We do loosely track feature requests and
use them to prioritize future work.
(https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/03c529ba-5f20-4bc1-84de-35cc91e7c1a6/power-query-custom-windows-credentials-authentication-with-odata-feeds?forum=powerquery)