I was browsing through the documentation and was wondering about what is the recommendation for intergation for 3DS2 payments on android and iOS devices. My application would be available in web and mobile, so I thought having my server just using API SDK would be sufficient.
Would this approach be correct or should I opt to use HPP? What are the advantages/disadvantages to chosing API or HPP?
Thanks in advance.
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Did anyone successfully implement Google Analytics 4 in an Adobe AIR app?
We have an Adobe AIR application (for Windows desktop) which currently sends tracking data to Google Analytics, and it works fine: we get to see the result in Google Analytics dashboards as well as in DataStudio.
Google documentation explains how to move from GA to GA4, but it relies on javascript in webpages, which is not relevant to an Adobe AIR project.
We tried to change the endpoint API URL, the GA property ID, add the api_secret & measurement_id parameters. We still don't see any data in GA dashboards.
We don't really know if switching to GA4 is supposed to be this straightforward, or if it would require a deeper rework of our actionscript code to take into account the new GA4 features & requirements.
This is very similar to this issue:
Google Analytics 4 - Measurement Protocol API used without gtag.js or firebase
GA4 seems to be very limiting compared to UA for non web and mobile apps; it seems to only support data from either the firebase or gtag SDKs or GTM (also web based). Apps such as desktop apps that previously used HTTP web requests via the Measurement Protocol are handicapped; it is only meant to augment the other data.
In my opinion this is a huge step back for GA.
I want to use web workers in a chrome app I plan on creating. But not certain if I can use all web apis in chrome app (or in this case web workers).
So my questions is: Can I use all web apis that the chrome browser can use in chrome apps
So I found the answer to it just a few minutes after posting this question
According to the Web API section in the chrome apps documentation:
In addition to the chrome.* APIs, extensions can use all the APIs that the browser provides to web pages and apps. If the browser doesn't support an API you want to use, you can bundle additional API libraries into your extension.
Don't worry about the term 'extension' in the quote above, it seems the documentation was copied from the extensions' web api section.
I want to use service and web workers in a web application executed inside JxBrowser. It's said in JxBrowser's homepage that "supports the same web standards as Google Chrome", but haven't found anything inside its documentation about web workers, besides a reference to service/web/shared workers in a constants class file that doesn't clarify much about.
Anyone having used this features inside JxBrowser?
Does it implement Web Workers API?
What about other API's such as Cache API?
If anyone knows about this issues would be great, thanks in advance.
UPDATE:
Web storage it's supported
The "supports the same web standards as Google Chrome" phrase means that the web pages developed with the latest web standards will be displayed in JxBrowser exactly as in Google Chrome.
JxBrowser doesn't provide Java API for the all web standards. It provides Java API for Web Storage, but it doesn't implement Web Workers API. I mean it doesn't allow working with Web Workers API directly from Java code, but you can work with it from JavaScript on the loaded in JxBrowser web pages.
I am in big dilemma for last few days while studying paypal API for creating an HTML5 based hybrid app that needs to use paypal api for carrying out some transactions.
What I need is I want to use some Paypal API in HTML5 based mobile app, that will finally get bundled into some native app, say for example .apk files.
The problem is :
I have not found a single link that explains that if the paypal provides any api for hybrid app.
I have read their new buttons, name value api, etc. Will any of these will work in my current application when they get deployed as an .apk for android? The thing that makes me worry is that paypal needs redirectURL, so what it will do incase of single page app?
Any links or references are welcome!
I would highly suggest you try Cordova for your App. It does HTML5 in an app format and works very well.
I don't know that you would want to make API calls but your HTML buttons would definitely work. Paypal also has a plugin that would work as well (Cordova is also called Phonegap).
PhoneGap/Cordova will be my recommendation for any hybrid mobile apps.
PayPal has an official plugin for PhoneGap with Android SDK.
Refer https://github.com/paypal/PayPal-Android-SDK-PhoneGap
I'm developing an application for Windows Phone 8 and I'm using the Nokia HERE APIs. However I don't know how to use the "app_id" number generated for me by the HERE Developer website. Even this website seems not to be of much help. Could anyone help me please?
Here is an example from Nokia Developer Center
showing how to use the app_id (ApplicationID) to call Here services.
You also need an AuthenticationToken, which you should have received with the ApplicationID.