I have used omnipay before in a laravel project to process payments but i want be able to manage paypal subscriptions. can omnipay do this? If not can someone point me in the right direction.
thanks a lot!
Yes. It is not documented very well but the omnipay rest gateway exposes the subscription methods (even when it's own documentation says it doesn't).
Omnipay does not support it in a standard structure (see this thread) but it is encouraging people to implement them within gateways in the hope of being able to see the common structure and standardise it eventually.
If you look carefully you will find a few drivers support subscriptions (braintree, paypal and stripe all spring to mind) but they are all custom.
No. As per the readme.
Omnipay does not cover recurring payments or billing agreements, and so those features are not included in this package. Extensions to this gateway are always welcome.
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We want to use ejabberd in the context of a web application having fairly unique and business rules, we'd therefore need to have every chat message (not protocol message, but message a user sends to another one) go through our web application first, and then have the web application deliver the message to ejabberd on behalf of the user (if our business rules allow the message to be sent).
The web application is also the one providing the contact lists (called rosters if I understand correctly to ejabberd). We need to be and remain the single source of truth to ease maintenance.
To us, ejabberd value added would be to deliver chat messages in near real-time to clients, and enable cool things such as presence indicators. Web clients will maintain a direct connection to ejabberd through websocket, but this connection will have to be read-only as far as chat messages are concerned, and read-write as far as presence messages are concerned.
The situation is similar with regards to audio and video calls. While this time the call per see will directly be managed by ejabberd to take advantage of built-in STURN, TURN etc... and will not need to go through our web app, we have custom business logic to manage who is able to call who, when, how often etc... (so in order words, we have custom business logic to authorize the call or not and we'd like to keep all the business logic centralized in the web app).
My question is what would be the proper hooks we'd need to look into to achieve what we are after? I spent an hour or so in the documentation, but I couldn't find what I am after so hopefully someone can provide me pointers. In an ideal world, we'd like to expose API endpoints from our web app that ejabberd hooks can hit. However, the first question is: which relevant hooks is ejabberd offering and where are these hooks documented?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
When a client sends a packet to ejabberd, it triggers the user_send_packet hook, providing the packet and the state of the client's session process. Several modules use that hook, for example mod_service_log.
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I have read the Chrome Web Store Developer Agreement which I believe has provided clarity on the matter, but just wanted to check with others who may have been down the same route...
Am I correct in thinking if building a paid Chrome Extension that you don't have to accept payment via the Chrome Web Store payment processing?
I ask, not because I want to avoid their 5% fee, but rather, I was looking at using a 'Merchant of Record' such as Paddle, 2Checkout or Fastspring as these services not only act as a payment processor but also obviously act as a reseller and in doing so take on all liability in regards charging, collecting and remitting the necessary sales tax, VAT & GST, therefore making things much easier for me in that regard.
I would greatly appreciate if anybody had any experience with this and could confirm this is possible as I currently believe it is.
Many thanks in advance.
I'm confused by the preliminary documentation on the OneNote dev blog. Does it mean that a Native App accessing has to use (compile in) a Client ID specific to an individual O365 subscription?
The implication being that an Commercial App would need recompiling for each different O365 customer. Is this the intention?
If so then this severely limits the utility of OneNote Api in O365.
I'm hoping that I've misunderstood, can anyone advise please?
Paul,
Apologies if we confused you with our initial preliminary docs. Definitely not the case. The app ID is relative to the O365 tenant that publishes the app, but you just flip over the switch to say it is a multi-tenant app for it to be able to be consumed by any tenant.
I'm planning to build an application that runs on WEB(AngularJS), Android(Native), IOS(Native).
I have experience with MongoDB, but I found CouchBase which sounds really good for me.
I read documentation and I found out I need to use sync_gatway to sync my mobile databases with main database server and reverse, until now everything is fine.
I also need to use "channels" to share records with multiple users.
The problem comes when I need to implement this for web application.
In their documentation on "Working with web applications" they explain how "bucket shadowing" is working, but they also say:
Bucket shadowing is meant to enable sync for existing Couchbase Server
apps. If you are creating a new app with both mobile and web clients,
we recommend starting with the Sync Gateway REST APIs, and connecting
backend services using the Changes Worker Pattern.
After reading Sync Gateway REST API I found out I'm limited to facebook and persona authentication. So I can't use my own authentication mechanism?
Also, there is nothing specified in REST API about channels?
Is there any example project or more documentation about this? I couldn't find anything :(
If someone has experience with this, please explain how this works.
Thanks
There is also Custom (Indirect) Authentication available on Sync Gateway, which you can use for any type of auth you need.
But you have to hide Sync Gateway's Admin API under your backend layer.
As for the channels: it is responsibility of Sync Function to route different documents to necessary channels based on Document data.
Here is a good video that describes how to build production architecture around Couchbase Lite.
I'm probably late for the party - but as of today I'd recommend taking a look in the PouchDB project for the WEB AngularJS side - they match pretty well and will sync with Couchbase.
Regarding authentication, I just released an article on that topic, find it here. Hope this helps somebody
Myself mendy, i am designing web application, The business required to integrate payment gateway. I searched on site regarding the flow but i could not get much info on MSDN. I want to make payment gateway using SSL and 3rd party merchant account. How can i do it ? some info regarding payment gateway could guid me to start developing the component.
You'll need to hook up with somebody like PayPal to process your payments. They will provide you with documentation and possibly a library to access their service.
Note that your payment processor is not necessarily the same company as your merchant account.
I'm assuming you wish to integrate with a payment gateway, not write your own?
If so, the answer is that it depends on the gateway that you intend to use. Each has their own API.
We use Iridium Corp for our products in the UK - they provide a bunch of .net components that you can just call from your code. Paypal will provide a well-documented API. So will some of the other big ones.
If you want some tips, you could look at some of the open-source shopping carts, which all have code to integrate to many of the big payment gateways.
Hope that helps...
Jake.
You should give wepay.com a try. There is now a C# SDK available with a few example here: http://bradoyler.com/post/29357874298/wepaysdk