Is there a method of exporting a company file to IIF from the command line in QuickBooks? I'm running QuickBooks Enterprise 9.0 Professional Services Edition.
No. You shouldn't be using IIF files anyway, they are deprecated and buggy (and have been for many years now).
You should look into using the QuickBooks SDK, or IPP/IDS (if it's a SaaS application).
See also:
How can I integrate my application with QuickBooks?
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At the time of this post there are two Azure Service bus SDKs sitting within sdk/servicebus:
Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus
Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus
They have both been updated very recently (past week).
This ms doc (written two weeks ago) states;
This quickstart uses the new Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus package. For a
quickstart that uses the old Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus package, see ....
Where as this document (also written two weeks ago) says;
There are two supported Azure Service Bus .NET SDKs. Their APIs are
similar, and it can be confusing which one to choose. Refer to the
following table to help guide your decision. We suggest using the
Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus SDK as It's more modern, performant, and is
cross-platform compatible. Additionally, it supports AMQP over
WebSockets and is part of the Azure .NET SDK collection of open-source
projects.
This document goes on to mention Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus as newer and (yet another SDK) WindowsAzure.ServiceBus as older. It does not mention Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus at all.
Does anyone have any advice on which SDK should be used for a new .NET Core 5.0 project?
(I have already reviewed this question which has not helped)
For projects that have no dependency on the older packages, use Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus. For everything else, look at the dependencies. For example, Azure Functions cannot use the latest package today. It will likely be addressed in the future just not ATM. I wrote a blog post awhile ago about these 3 packages. May (or may not) help you with your question.
Our company would like to upload an electron desktop application to Microsoft Store, so 3rd party contractors can use it for their work. It would be publicly available.
The applications is signed and it can be built to either msi or exe format.
Is it possible to distribute our app like this?
When a new version becomes released how much time would take for Microsoft to validate our app before it can be publicly available?
The application is under development. An auto update feature is planned to be implemented. Does Windows Store provide an API to check the available versions?
Please note that we don't have any C# developers or any licenced Visual Studio instances. We would like to use Javascript/TypeScript/Angular and shell script technologies. The executable is built on linux CI server using electron.js and mono with wine. The CI pipeline is already implemented, only publishing is missing.
Thanks.
MSI and EXE installers are not supported by the Windows Store. You need to package your app as an MSIX, as explained here:
How to build an MSIX package for an Electron application
The following article talks about the steps you need to go through for publishing an app in the store. Usually. an update should be validated by Microsoft in maximum 3 days, from our experience.
How to publish your MSIX package to the Microsoft Store?
Regarding updates, the store provides it's own auto-updates service, to ensure a consistent update experience for all the apps on the machine (instead of having each up launch it's own custom updater...). You don't need to write any special code for this.
If you want to enforce some update patterns, you can use the following API to check for an update in the MS store.
Disclaimer: I work on the team building Advanced Installer.
I'm building a Xojo desktop app and I'm trying to figure out if I can include a Word doc on my Xojo Window. However, I'm reading the documentation about Microsoft Office Automation and it seems like the plugins are only available for Windows. I'm using a mac, is there any way I could still use these features on my mac?
It is not possible to automate MS Word on Macintosh via Xojo because Microsoft removed VBA from the Mac editions a number of (Word) versions ago (circa 2011).
You might be able to automate Word on the Mac via AppleScripts.
Now that OAT (open admin tool) for Informix no longer appears in the Informix installation package, has IBM or the community abandoned it? Is this still an active project? I have not found a strightforward answer to this question. Any good alternatives? Thanks.
You can still get Informix OpenAdmin Tool as part of the IBM Informix ClientSDK. However, you'll have to download an older version of the ClientSDK from IBM Passport Advantage. OAT will be deprecated at some point. The Informix development team is working on a alternative modern tool. Stay tuned and connected with the Informix community.
I wanted to integrate hp quality centre to a rails app which is developed and deployed on a linux system.
I found that it uses the OTA (Open Test Architecture API). However it been specified that it uses a OTAclient dll for doing the activities of the api.
I would like to know if there is any documentation of such an integration been done (hpqc+rails on a linux system) ?
Is it possible to attain this integration.. Any gems or plugins...?
Unfortunately the OTAclient.dll requires a number of Windows only dll's. We eventually created a web service on a Windows machine in C# to provide an access point for our Ruby services.
The newer version of HPQC (ALM 11) has a REST-like service that you can use but upgrading to ALM 11 may be a bit much for what you are trying to do.