I am using a Java based Portal Platform. I need to show within my portal information stored in Lotus Notes. Considering security issues, what are the recommended ways to do this?
Are there any open source JSR 168 portlets out there that integrate with Lotus Notes?
From my portal platform, I can call web services to get this information. Is this recommended? If so where can I find information about web service API´s available for Lotus Notes?
Are there any java components that I can install on my portal platform that will make available a java API to access Lotus Notes information?
You have two main options.
First you can talk to Domino (Notes is the client, Domino is the server) directly using the CORBA java interface over IIOP. This will give you full access to the Domino object model and allow you to write the code to do whatever it is you need to do in your java platform.
Secondly you could go over web services. This will be much easier to set up, but you will have to deploy code for what ever it is you want to do on the Domino server. In ND7 and up Domino will build all the web service elements for you from a WSDL or method stub.
From a security point of view, the user connecting to the service will need to be authenticated with Domino. This could be a system account or the actual user if you can proxy the login through.
Another angle I've seen is to just proxy HTTP calls through the portlet to Domino.
Assuming you have SSO setup between portal and domino the simplest solution is to use the Notes View Portlet included with portal. If you need to show the data in a more customized format then I would suggest to use portlet factory. If neither of the previous work for you then you should be able to develop a custom portet using RAD and the notes java api.
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I have two web apps that need to be SSO enabled. How do I do that in Microsoft Identity platform?. Is there a way to generate two access and refresh token from MSAL and then give access to the API's in Azure AD?
Start by reading through the documentation for Microsoft identity platform and then try some of the samples. Here is a link to the web app samples which will sign-in users but also have incremental tutorials to call Microsoft Graph or your own web api.
I want to integrate marketo with my web app. In such way that the marketo leads or data automatically sync to app at regular interval.
My web application is in php.
I am new to marketo, Please help.
Only way this is done is by connecting to Marketo Via the Marketo REST or SOAP API, documentation to get you started can be found here:
http://developers.marketo.com/getting-started/
There are several integration platforms available today that let you connect various web apps and automate tasks through a simple interface. These cloud integration platforms use API of the web applications in the backend. All you need to do is connect the apps together and configure the settings. You can connect your own app or on-prem system to web services like Marketo, Salesforce, etc.
Here's a short blog post that shows how apps can be integrated.
https://www.built.io/blog/favorite-services-coupled-together
Let me know if this was helpful.
If you are just wanting to sync data back and forth a webhook might do it for you. That is what I currently use to sync data from Marketo to a PHP app and back to Marketo. Lots of addons to Marketo actually work this way.
Webhooks are also a lot easier/quicker to set up on the Marketo end and then on the PHP side you basically just have to handle the POST.
Marketo Webhook Docs: http://developers.marketo.com/webhooks/
We are trying to build a node js based client application to access calendar of microsoft on-premises exchange server 2016. We studied about outlook calendar api and Exchange Web Services(EWS). As I know, outlook calendar api is not allowed to access on-premises exchange server.
I want to know
Is there any way to use outlook calendar api to access calendar or
have to use EWS?
If we have to use EWS
Is there any good node js module for EWS ?
Does EWS provide all functionalities of calendar (such as outlook
calendar api provides all capability of calendar)?
you can not use outlook calendar api (Office 365 specific) to access on premises Exchange Servers, these are Office 365 only.
You can actually use ews with nodejs, take a look at ews-javascript-api module. This is complete port of c# counterpart.
EWS does provide all of the features you can do in Outlook, in fact Outlook for MAC is based on EWS only.
if you can be specific to what exactly you are trying to do, I can provide sample code. You can look at official EWS managed API documentation for code examples. most codes are valid except that you have to use promise style, see github readme and issues for more code samples.
I am in the process of conducting a POC for integrating one of our Corporate Applications with BOX.NET.
The Corporate application resides over Amazon Cloud and I would like to use that App to perform CRUD operations on BOX.
Can I go ahead and start using the Content API (REST) provided by BOX.NET? On the BOX side I would have to go and register my application to obtain a API KEY. Please confirm if my understanding is correct.
Thanks
That's correct. To start using the Box.com API you should go to http://developers.box.com and get an API key for your application. Depending on the language you like to code in, there are SDKs you can use, or you can code directly against the REST Content API.
The Box APIs are free to build against. Users that login to your application will have to go through an OAuth2 flow to allow your application to access their Box content.
I'm new to Windows Phone 8 development. I'm coming from an ASP.NET Web Forms background where settings are stored in Web.Config. As some of you know, the Web.Config settings are hierarchical in nature where values are overridden depending on their location (root Web.config, machine.config, app level Web.config)
I am creating an app that calls into a third party API. The third party API uses OAuth which requires personal key information. I plan on open sourcing the code so I don't want to expose those keys.
If this was ASP.NET, I'd store the keys in a Web.config file outside of the app. This way, I'd be safe to publish my app to the public.
How would I achieve the same with a Windows Phone 8 app?
App.config functionality does not exist in Silverlight and WP apps. You can use IsolatedStorageSettings.ApplicationSettings to save/receive settings.
If you still want to use something similar to App.config then you can check this link for a similar functionality implementation.