I want to use PayWay e-com to do transaction from my app.Since I am new to this technology, I am not sure where to start and how to integrate it in my iPhone app which has php backend.
Can anyone please suggest some good Tutorial to start with this? I found there are two ways to use it in our app.
1.PayWay Net
2.PayWay API
I want to work with 2nd one ie.,PayWay API. Please suggest some good reference which will be useful in integrating to ios app.
Thank You.
You can get a free test facility by contacting PayWay technical helpdesk. This will give you an access to the system to download sample code and the software you need.
You have tagged your issue PayPal. PayPal is only supported through PayWay Net, and not PayWay API.
To use PayWay Net you redirect the cardholder's browser to the PayWay website. With PayWay API, your system talks directly to the PayWay server. The advantage of PayWay Net is that your systems do not need to process credit card numbers and pass PCI-DSS. The advantage of PayWay API is that you can build a more seamless integration and handle situations where the cardholder can not be presented with a web browser.
(Disclaimer: I work for Westpac).
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I've seen in a few tutorials that Google's Places Web Service API is prohibited from being used directly from a mobile device. Is this still true?
I wouldn't call it easy, but after setting up a server key without any restricted IPs/Referrers, it seems to function just fine for me. I have searched quite a bit for official documentation from Google that specifies this to be the case, but I have yet to find anything concrete. I could see it being a good idea for additional security, but is it a requirement?
The Places API Policies document has a section Mobile Applications, but doesn't mention any restriction regarding using web service directly from a mobile device.
https://developers.google.com/places/web-service/policies
Hi I want to use Paypal to accept payments in my applications. I feel like I'm going around in circles. What I have gathered is that there is very little documentation and a lot of marketing guff that you need to wade through - no disrespect to anyone who has worked on it.
I've learned that the Restful APIs from Paypal are not full featured yet, and the classic APIs provide a richer set of features - and my merchant account is in Australia so I don't think I can use REST APIs yet.
I've got a number of questions :
What do I need to get started ? Is it essentially formatting a payload according to the documents and calling a web service or is there more to it ?
Are there any sample .net applications that use the classic API. I may have missed something but GIT repository only seems to have REST api samples - should I get this and use classic in its place or is there more to it ?
Should I be using the SDK at all ? I checked in Nuget and there are a number of SDKs - the asp.net -http://www.asp.net/web-forms/overview/getting-started/getting-started-with-aspnet-45-web-forms/checkout-and-payment-with-paypal and it doesn't talk about the SDKs ??
If I am to get the SDK which one should I start with for Classic, I'm assuming I only need the SDK for the respective functions I need. For example there is a Merchant SDK and Payments Pro SDK which has the same information on www.paypal.com/SDK
What I want to be able to do is the following:
Accept Credit Card and Paypal payments on my wedapp
Do Adaptive Payments
Establish Recurring Payments after a Credit Card and Paypal Payment
Do PreApproval
Provide Express Checkout as per Paypal requirement
Please help, there appears to be a lack of getting started guides for Paypal and MVC. If anyone has any samples that would be fantastic!
I can certainly help you with your Express Checkout requirement, and in shedding some light on the complexities of interfacing your application with PayPal.
This .NET SDK offers full support for Express Checkout functionality, as well as providing a concise readme that outlines how Express Checkout works at both high, and more precise levels of abstraction.
In terms of Express Checkout, there are 3 main terms that you should familiarise yourself with:
SetExpressCheckout
Establishes a PayPal session based on Merchant credentials, and returns an Access Token pertaining to that session.
GetExpresscheckoutDetails
Returns a definitive collection of metadata that describes the PayPal user (name, address, etc.).
DoExpressCheckoutPayment
Collects the payment by transferring the transaction amount from the User's account to the Merchant account.
I am recently developing a business application naming MyTicket.
I want that paypal gateway should be open within the app So
for that is there any paypal api in blackberry that helps me in fulfilling this
task.
I have already tried with creating a Paypal API wrapper for example using PHP, which is used by a proxy page. Then in the BlackBerry, use standard HTTP requests to send GET/POST requests to the proxy page. The proxy page will in turn use the wrapper you created to set up payment for you and your customer.But by following this way we are able to make credit card payments with the application and entire transaction will happen at the server end and in response we may obtain a result at client end that transaction is happened successfully.
But i want that the paypal transaction will happen with the paypal account.So is there any
sdk in blackberry which helps me in fulfilling this request.
Thanks And Regards
Pinkesh Gupta
There was an API, but they dropped support. I think now the only platforms supported are iOS and Android: PayPal -Mobile Payment Libraries
(If you want to check out how the BB version was like, or if you manage to find the jar, this was the development guide:MPL Guide for BlackBerry)
Now RIM has a Payment Service that might help you: Payment Service
If you use the standard Express Checkout API within your app it'll automatically utilize the mobile checkout experience.
I use this in my jQuery Mobile Apps and it works great. If you're building a native Java app, though, you might have to use some sort of an embedded web page to make it work.
I am creating a GPS mobile dating application that utilizes the free foursquare places API for iOS. I was told by my developer that foursquare offers an enterprise API for a fee. Is this true? And if so, does anyone know any information regarding purchasing this API? Any info is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
There is no special or "enterprise" API, but we'd like to think our standard API is pretty advanced! ;) There are tons of successful apps that have built upon our APIs, and hopefully it'll meet your needs too. Check out https://developer.foursquare.com/ for all the info.
So, all the APIs we currently offer are free. If you want, you can find out more about this kind of thing in our platform policies: https://foursquare.com/legal/api/platformpolicy
I am looking to create a basic site which allows users to login (either through email or facebook authentication) and post their photos for other users of the site to comment on. Much like with like Facebook, I wanted posting, deletion and viewing photos/comments to be possible through an iOS app and through the site itself.
I have been carrying out a bit of research myself, and I can there being the following options:
Create a site in Django, and use the API framework Tastypie to allow the user to use the get/post/delete commands from an iOS app
Create a site fully in Django, and make this compatible with iOS devices using PhoneGap
Do you have advice on what approach to take - and whether there are alternatives?
It all depends. Do you need hardware functionality that only ios can provide?? If not it would probably be easier to create a web api and build a mobile optimized version of the site. This would let you build your business logic quickly in python. you could them build the client using jquery. This would provide the advantage of being optimized for any mobile device.