I have made a simple Twitter bot for favouriting tweets, retweeting, following specific people, and so on. But I have to start it when I want it to work. How can I "host" the bot on Dropbox? I want it to run "forever" from Dropbox servers, to keep my bot functional even when I'm not connected to the Internet.
You can not run a executable by Dropbox as it is only a file hosting service.
For running your program somewhere else you need a server or a web hosting account (maybe coupled with a cron-job).
This depends on your used programming language.
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QB desktop 2021 Enterprise version,
Multi-user mode not enabled,
qwc: Quickbooks Web connector
I am using Consolibyte's PHP sdk to connect QB desktop with our CMS. I am pulling some accounting reports from the QB desktop. My concern is that we have some 10 different company files (10 different clients). I need to pull the report for each client so I have prepared 10 QWC connections i.e one for each company file. My concern is that I cannot set Auto-Run for each web-connector setting (despite of having a gap of 1 hour between each entry). While installing qwc file, I have set automatically open the company file if not open("Always allow access even if Quickbooks is not running") but I keep on getting below error message when ever Auto-run tries to execute the configured app. I get the same error even if I do not open the QB company file in the QB and tries to run the same manually
Application requested to Abort
If I open up the company file in QB and then select the qwc application and select "update selected" then it works fine.
This is creating concern as I am not able to run the qwc apps automatically and have to run it manually. I will be having 50 company files and running it manually is time consuming. Can anyone please guide me as why it needs the company file to open prior running the web-connector (then what is the use of selecting ("Always allow access even if Quickbooks is not running")) and in that case automatic execution of qwc app not possible as somebody has to open the company file first. Kindly guide
Adand,
I had faced similar problem with consilbyte SDK for QBD web connector integration.
Sometime the problem is that QBD services are running in background and connected to one of the company, which we don't know where.
so in order to reset all things and try once again, you should kill following services which are running in your windows PC. and then start all company sync in web connector.
This should solve your problem. if not then share the web connector log file. so i can investigate and provide solution.
additionally you should try these solutions specific to Web Connector https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/open-programs/fix-common-web-connector-errors-quickbooks-desktop/L9slolvg0_US_en_US
I have found the solution for problem. Issue was that when we have multiple company files and if we want QWC to open up the right company file automatically then we have to set the company file path for each QWC user in the QB table (Consolibyte PHP SDK) "quickbooks_user"
UPDATE quickbooks_user SET qb_company_file = 'C:\path\to\your\file.QBW' WHERE qb_username = 'your-web-connector-username'
I have found this answer through below stackoverflow threads
Error in web connector when quickbooks not running
How to set .QBW file path for response in Authenticate for Quickbooks Web Connector?
and from Wiki pages by Keith/Consolibyte:
http://wiki.consolibyte.com/wiki/doku.php/quickbooks_integration_php_consolibyte#how_can_i_tell_the_web_connector_to_connect_to_quickbooks_even_if_quickbooks_is_not_open
I have tried this and it works. QB company file is opened up in background by QWC, data pulled and then company file is closed by QWC. I am hopeful that this inbuilt solution will allow me to automate 50+ QWC executions.
What would be the best way to obtain an AAD token from an electron app?
Microsoft has 2 javascript authentication libraries: adal.js and msal.js.
Both are designed for browsers and not native Electron apps (For example - AAD won't allow for file:/// scheme as a reply URL).
Sounds like a long term solution would be native AAD packages (like Microsoft built for Apache Cordova), but since that's probably not going to happen any time soon, what is the best short-term option?
Azure Storage Explorer is a good example of an Electron app that does this. It even allows for being logged into multiple AAD accounts at the same time.
You might be able to check out what's going on in the app's dev tools. I've had a poke around and it looks like it uses adal-node npm package instead of the browser based js libraries.
It also looks like it uses an authorization code flow for obtaining tokens.
The Azure AD doesn't support the file protocol as the reply address. To develop the single page application, you can host it on the server and using the server URL as the reply address.
So my current task at the company I'm interning with is to create a mobile version (iOS) of a web app written using Flask, HTML & CSS that currently exists and is being hosted on AWS's EC2. Assume I'm a complete noob at AWS and only just learned that EC2 is a cloud computing service.
Essentially, I just want to be able to reflect what's currently on EC2 over to a mobile app in a secure fashion. I guess I'm just trying to avoid rebuilding something in Swift that's already been done. For those familiar with WebView in Xcode, I tried to use that to reflect the web page, but it didn't work (I assume because our web app on EC2 requires login credentials when you open it in a browser?).
I thought that maybe using AWS's SDK for iOS would net me some luck, so I installed cocoapods and setup a pod, but don't know how or which of these AWS services will help me achieve what I'm trying to do (from reading the documentation, it seems like their purpose is for building an app, not necessarily just projecting a webpage with data already in it).
For some more information, some key features that I think would be useful for our clients that would be using the app are:
The ability to persist data on the app when their device is offline
Some sort of temporary logins for the users. This app wouldn't be distributed through the app store; it would probably just have to be locally downloaded onto certain clients' devices
Lastly, I saw this post come up before creating this one: Does REST API for mobile apps hosted on https protocol web app will be slow? and I noticed that the asker of this question said "Lets say I have built a mobile app running on Android and iOS platform and REST API's for these apps lie under https based web application." This possibly sounds like something that could be helpful, and if anyone could explain what s/he meant by REST API's and what they are, I would be very grateful.
Any advice on how to proceed from here, using anything, would be much appreciated. Thanks!
I'm building a Rails app in Cloud9 IDE, and part of the application involves interactive voice response. The end-user calls the Twilio phone number, and then Twilio POSTs into the Rails app.
The app is working fine when deployed on Heroku, but the deployment process is an extra step. I would like to point Twilio directly at the app running in Cloud9, but it doesn't work. Cloud9 requires one to be logged in to access the dev-server URL, and Twilio can't log in.
Is there a way to tell Cloud9 not to require login to access my dev server? I'd love to just make an edit, click run, call my Twilio number and test. As it is now, I have to git commit and deploy to Heroku on each iteration.
Help! ;)
In a private workspace, you can enable your app to be accessible publicly by clicking the 'Share' menu, and making your application public. Doing so will not make your project public, but your running server would become accessible without authentication.
I'm trying hard to get my mind wrapped around how you would be able to store files in the cloud from an enterprise app without requesting the user to log in.
The background:
I'm developing an iOS app that will be distributed to certain employees in our company. As of today we already have an app that uses an FTP server to upload user created files. In this new app, I would like to skip the FTP server and instead use some sort of cloud storage (DropBox, Google Drive etc.)
The users will upload some files (around 1-2 uploads per day) to the cloud service, and people at our HQ will be able to look at these files.
I don't want to have each employee create a personal cloud drive account that would be linked with a "master" account. Rather, I want this specific application to always upload it's files to the cloud storage "master" account. Is this even possible?
Since only our employees have access to the app, I don't see the security factor as limiting. The information sent is not of use to anyone else than our company (no high-security stuff).
Is it possible to "hard-code" an OAuth token that corresponds with a certain account that the app always uses? Are there other possibilities that I'm not aware of (other than FTP or cloud storage)?
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards,
Jens Nilsson
how about use one dropbox account and hard code it in your app? then your enterprise user can upload their files respectively. surely you need do some trick to make no any file with duplicate name.
i am developing one iOs application that uses a parse cloud service to upload user generated files.
in that parse service, user dont need to create a account separately.each and every user can be able to uploads files to cloud where user can be able to visit all the files which is in the cloud which is created by some other user.
suppose if we want limit some user files accessibility or upload files privilege also we can achieve that through using the parse.
i just remember parse is not open source.