I am trying to integrate Zoho Sign in my react native App. We have a website that is associated with this App and we are using Zoho Sign for documents signing on our website. So we need to integrate only Zoho Sign for documents sign in React Native because users can sign from a website and see it on Mobile App and vice versa.
I am trying to find out Zoho Sign SDK for react-native Apps but couldn't find out so far.
Your help will be appreciated.
I am not sure exactly what's available for React-Native, but in November 2021 they mentioned the release of Web and Mobile SDKs (https://www.zoho.com/sign/release-notes-whats-new.html):
Software development kits (SDKs) for mobile and web development:
Developers can now obtain licenses for our software development kits
to quickly build integrations with Zoho Sign's services and serve them
via custom mobile and web applications. SDKs are available for iOS,
Android, and PHP. Please write to support#zohosign.com for license
requests.
I am working on a web API integration, emailed support#zohosign.com and was given access to the web SDK which has been very helpful.
They also released in December 2021 a Postman API collection: https://www.postman.com/zohosign/workspace/zoho-sign-api/overview
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I am currently using Azure Notification Hub to send push notifications. I however also need to make use of in-app messaging, a feature I am only of being provided by Firebase at the moment: Firebase In-App Messaging
Does Azure/Microsoft have such a service?
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I found that when I clicked on the Azure Mobile Engagement link, the page jumped to the Visual Studio App Center page.
So I searched for relevant information and hope it will be useful to you.
Configuring App Center for Push Notifications
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Microsoft has Azure Mobile Engagement.
Azure Mobile Engagement is now generally available. Azure Mobile Engagement has SDKs available for Apple iOS, Google Android, Windows Universal Apps, Windows Phone Apps and Apache Cordova.
General Availability: Azure Mobile Engagement
We are building an e-commerce application using react native. Now we need to integrate Stripe payment gateway in it. We already have the web version of the application is available.
So is it possible to reuse the payment gateway integration of the website?
By using the webview?
Like, we will be load a webpage(our site's page) in webview which basically collects the information from user and process the payment. Everything is done by the webpage.
Does this approach have any security issues?
Will it make an issue while publishing the app to playstore or appstore?
Stripe's web components all use iframes which by design cannot be accessed by 3rd parties, so from a security point of view using a webview with Stripe Elements is just as secure as using them on your website.
As for whether this is an issue with the various app stores, that depends on your business model and what your product is. I suggest you reach out to Google and Apple directly on what you're trying to do, as they both have draconian rules on when you can use a payment processor like Stripe and when you have to use their in-app purchases systems.
I am very new to react-native developing and my requirement is to integrate OKTA with react native app. After a lot of research i came to know i can do it using Okta mobile SDK which in turn needs SAML integration to my native app. so i need to add SAML support to my native app,but i am not getting any information in browser how to add SAML to my app.OKTA Mobile SDK...
can any help me
We're building an application which accesses files in Google Drive. Our application has a web UI, an Android App and an iOS app. We use oAuth2 to let the user authorize our app to access their Google Drive account. We use the Google Drive Java SDK in the web application and the Android/iOS SDK of Google Drive for mobile. We're unable to use the oAuth tokens returned by the Android SDK in iOS and vice versa. We also can't use the token received by the Java SDK(by our web server) in the Android app. Because of this, we have had to create separate oAuth clients for each platform(web, Android, iOS) and the user needs to authorize once on each platform, which is not very user-friendly. Is there a better way to use the same oAuth token across clients? Am I missing something very basic here?
You'll need to get a token on iOS and Android for the server.
See this doc for iOS
See this doc for Android
On each of the app, you'll ask a user to sign in first. Then check on the server if there is already a token or not. If not then ask for that access and store the token on the server.
Can I use Google Ads in my Windows Store apps?
If yes, then How? Google AdSense requires me to enter a Web Site address for my content review. How can I tell them that I'm developing an App?
If No, then what Ad policy may I use?
Per Google's page
The use of AdSense for mobile in a mobile application is a violation
of AdSense policies. A mobile application constitutes any downloadable
application, even if a WebView is used to display the ad. Any AdSense
for mobile ad units found in mobile applications will be disabled. If
you’re looking for an advertising solution for your mobile
application, please sign up for AdMob, Google’s leading mobile
advertising display product.
I am currently trying Microsoft Pub Center which is easy to setup in Windows Store Apps.