We are using the Quickbooks Sync Manager to get our data onto the internet. We don't want to use the Web Connector anymore because we have been having issues with it and the applications running through it. I need to be able to read/write to the data put online by Sync Manager but I can't figure out how to get to it without going through the App center which doesn't support non SaaS applications... I just need my standalone code to get/send some data to/from Quickbooks from a web server.
Any tips on how to get started would be great. I can do REST services no problem... I just can't figure out how to connect to it.
What you're trying to do, isn't possible.
You should look through the Intuit Partner Platform FAQs:
http://docs.developer.intuit.com/0025_Intuit_Anywhere/0080_FAQ
Specifically, pay attention to this one:
Q: I want to integrate my custom (non-SaaS, single-tenant) solution
with Intuit Anywhere. Can I do this?
A: Not today, but we are
considering it.
If you're not SaaS, then you're not eligable to use the Intuit Partner Platform / Intuit Anywhere / Sync Manager.
P.S.: The Web Connector is way less troublesome and way more reliable and Sync Manager. If you're having problems with the Web Connector you should ask on the forums about that - chances are you just need to tweak your scripts so they are more reliable, and that it's not actually a Web Connector problem.
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I wanted to use my xampp local server with my friend so that we can make database together as a team. How to do this?
Like we have google words, github for codes pushing and writing etc.
I know purchased website have integrated database management but, I am not purchasing any one.
I search on google but out of luck.
Unless you're doing performance testing, the free tier offered by most cloud providers should be sufficient, however you really need to run this on Linux with VPN access.
But if you're doing collaborative development work you REALLY need to be using version control. That includes use for your DDL. Exending that to your test data should be trivial.
Is it possible to use two databases, example, Firebase and an online webhosting server? I am developing an app that uses the webhosting server for the data and the firebase only for the chats.
Absolutely. Firebase is very flexible when it comes to picking and choosing parts which you want to use.
You don't need to migrate away from whatever backend you already have if you just need to add in something that is unrelated to your site data, such as a support chat or something.
Instead, see it as an opportunity to discover Firebase by trying out something isolated like a chat using Firebase Database. You'll find your best fit by trying out the strengths and limits of the platform.
Yes it is Possible but, you have to manage the back-end accordingly. I have created the app in which api is hosted in aws-EC2 and few part is in the Firebase. For example for some live changes I'm using the Firebase and for other things like getting feeds and all those thing i used aws EC2.
Im currently in the process of switching to google compute engine for my web hosting because my current provider performance has been deteriorating over time. Giving me more flexibility to upgrade as I need to.
Ive got my website setup and working on the engine. But the next steps need to go smoothly to ensure my customers don't experience any downtime.
I have a few things I need to work out:
- Does google have a way of managing email addresses at your own domain? Then I can just send or receive from gmail.com or another email client on my domain? Or do I have to setup a email server in my VM? If so is there any way to setup a cpanel like management software on it?
- To my understanding I should just have to call my current provider to ask them for my SSL certificates and for them to switch my domain over to google and then point it to my VM? or is there something I'm missing here?
Are there any simple ways to ensure my server says secure when I'm managing it myself other then just updating packages manually? Like a website I can use to track known security problems with the packages I have installed?
Edit:
Please read Dan Cornilescu's comment on this question about setting up your own custom domain email. He said it can possibly be managed using google apps.
On the topic of SSL/Domains I called my current provider and they said they would help me switch over if its what I decided. They also upgrading my hosting plan and things seem better now and are comparable to the performance I was getting on my google VM so Ill be trying that for now.
Is it possible to build a realtime app using AngularJs with a mysql database?
I've been reading thousands of tutorials, but they are all focused on express, nodejs, etc.. didn't found any documentation on wheter it's possible or not. I tried to take a look at the socket.io docs, but still didn't found anything relevant to this question.
I didn't tried anything yet because of this. I use a webApp based on AngularJs on a apache server (local).
Where should i start to be able to build a real time app using these tools i have?
Do i really need to use a node/express server?
What are the main consideration i need to do before taking this step?
Is there any documentation i should read?
I need to do this real time because it involves product orders, call center, ticket system, etc.. So everytime there is a new ticket is opened/changed, new order arrives, etc.. I need to make the user aware of this, without the need to refresh the page.
Or if someone could give me a further explanation of this concept and how to get started, it will be great.
You can run angular on top of any backend, although most examples push towards REST. If you want your app to feel like a real time application, using WebSockets is a likely improvement.
WebSockets play nice with Angular, look at https://github.com/wilk/ng-websocket for example. A back-end in Node will work, but many other backend techs will do equally well.
Here is a decent tutorial using MySQL, NodeJS, and Angular: https://codeforgeek.com/2015/03/real-time-app-socket-io/
I recommend that you keep using a webserver like Apache (my personal preference is Nginx). You can proxy API and socket requests to Node, and serve static resources for the app from a folder.
Check out https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_proxy_wstunnel.html if you stay with Apache. Check out http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/websocket.html is you go for nginx.
Without a webserver, you'll have to either:
serve your static resources with Node (polluting your server project with client code), or
work with different ports, risking the app becomes unusable in client environments, or
work with different domains, giving you a CORS head-ache.
Although I don't have much experience with Node, MySQL with Node.js should help you out a bit.
You'll want to move away from Apache if you want to do websocket stuff with Socket.io
Yes, it is possible to create a software with AngularJS in the front end and any other server side language that speaks to MySQL. Few months back I worked on a software with Java Spring Framework in the backend with MySQL database and AngularJS with bootstrap in the front end. You could start by following the MVC pattern, where your views can be served as AngularJS and your Controller can be in any server side code, with MySQL database.
I have an android app which successfully reads .json files from my localsever, however when the application runs on a mobile it is unable to read the files. I have had a nightmare trying to resolve the issue so I've given up.
I figured that perhaps uploading the .json files to an online web server would be an easier option. I have no previous experience with online web servers and wondered if someone could recommend a website?
I would only be using it to upload 5 .json files that are no more than 5KB and would probably only need it to be hosted online for about a month, I'm not sure if there is an alternative to a monthly subscription.
There are a lot of free web services. However, if you want to make it fast and easiest, try google sites. It gives you an evaluation time of about a month and it should be enough for you.
However, if you just want few files, you can go with any cheap web host such as bluehost and if you just want subscription on monthly basis.
You can also use amazon EC2 which provide you services on hourly basis so if you do not want to use it, just turn it off.
http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/