Is it possible to use BugzScout in the fogcreek-hosted version of Fogbugz?
Yes, you can!
The documentation is on the FogBugz Knowledge Exchange. The sample code that ships for the for-your-server version of FogBugz is available for download here.
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We need to integrate our custom in house applications with quickbooks. When I saw the QB REST API and the IPP I was like "Yay!!! Finally Qb offered us something useful!".
It was a happy moment.....
Then I read this in the FAQ
I want to integrate my custom (non-SaaS, single-tenant) solution with QuickBooks API. Can I do this?
Not today, but we are considering it.
What? Why?
were paying customers, we have integration problems....largely caused by YOU intuit!
You already built it...I assume it works...so there's no effort whatsoever on your part!
So now you offer an API on a silver platter....but...oh wait....you can't use it.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Somebody tell me that I'm simply misunderstanding this....
Your understanding is correct. IPP Intuit Anywhere is the new platform only for SaaS applications.
Intuit still provides the traditional QBSDK SDK v12, which is useful if you are creating a custom integration for one company, or focused entirely on desktop scenarios only.
QBSDK Ref - https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0025_quickbooksapi/0055_devkits/0250_qb
I'm not sure if this is a good option for you but we have created a pretty slick sync with QuickBooks using the SDK for the Method Integration platform. You can use our API with the sync engine to do what you need. You'll need a Method account though which is $40.00 per month.
I have done a lot of integration with QB, and prefer to use the RSSBus ADO.NET provider. It is infinitely easier than using Intuit's SDK, and has great documentation, such as - http://cdn.rssbus.com/help/RQ4/ado/pg_desktoptable-purchaseorders.htm. It works with the Desktop version and QB online.
I am not affiliated with them at all, just a happy customer!
This is my first question here as before I found all workarounds from another questions.
The question is very short: Does anyone know if there is any Diffie-Hellman implementation for iOS? I mean...the idea is to share between 2 devices (one is iOS and the other a java web service) a secret key, and I think the best idea should be that method.
If not, can anyone suggest me another option?
I'm not an advanced developer, that's why i'm trying to check for a framework for this.
Thanks in advance everyone!
Apple has an implementation of Diffie-Hellman in iOS as part of Secure Transport. Here is the Secure Transport Reference
I'm posting this answer on a very old question because it's still relevant and other questions might link to this one. Improving this question's completeness may help answer newer questions.
A quick google gives;
http://www.chilkatsoft.com/dh-objc.asp
You should really look into just using SSL though instead of inventing your own security protocol.
You can include openssl as a static library in your app project and use its Diffie-Hellman functions. As Joachim rightly says though, if you're communicating to a web service the easiest and best approach is to use SSL.
There is a Diffie-Hellman implementation for iOS in github.
You can use it.
https://github.com/benjholla/Diffie-Hellman-iOS
Also you can use openssl with ios. Considering openssl is a proven library, it is better to use openssl for this purpose.
There is a Diffie-Hellman implementation for iOS SWIFT-4 on github with complete example code. You can use it. https://github.com/raoarafat/DeffieHelmanKeyExchange-Swift. Just download & use it.
SWIFT-4 Compatible.
Enjoy...
Jeff Dean from pivotal labs wrote about it. I is there any official guides for that? Perhaps if there is a newer blog post that would be also useful.
Not an answer to your question, but rather an alternative :-)
You might wanna look at grape. It's a Sinatra-like framework for building REST APIs :-)
I discovered it a few days ago. It looks promising. I'm going to use it in my next project.
I am looking to integrate any actively maintained and working payment plugin with my grails application.
Can anyone who has been through this before give some guidance.
My application need is simple: I need various subscription levels(monthly/annual) and I need to be able to retrieve the payment details.
Any help is appreciated
Bala
Bobby Warner just released the Grails Stripe plugin recently. I haven't used it personally, but I've heard very good things about Stripe's usability, and I know that Bobby is an active, helpful developer who would likely be very responsive to feature requests, feedback, and pull requests.
Does FogBugz offer a developer API for interacting with party applications? If so, where can I find documentation on it?
Try here: FogBugz XML API version 8
I am not aware of an API, but the SQL Server database is reasonably easy to navigate. I have written tools to extract entries from Fogbugz and insert them into a timesheet system.