The email account used to generate the API key has been deleted.
I have the API key details but I want to verify they are correct.
How can I verify the API key details? Is it possible without the email account?
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I want to get some unique account information like email or user id from binance api using any way, I have api key and secret.
I have not found any documentation in DocuSign REST API to add a signing group as a recipient.
There is a SO post, but it is not helpful for me.
I have a signing group and DocuSign creates a signing group id. I have not set an alternate email address for notifications sent to this signing group.
Is there any option to add a signing group as a recipient ?
Use the signingGroupId attribute of the signer tab type.
For the Apex SDK it looks like there is a Recipient.SigningGroup with attribute id
I'd like to know if there's a way to use the Coinbase API create a new Coinbase account for someone who doesn't have a Coinbase account and possibly even deposit some Bitcoin/Ethereum for them in it?
I've seen the API docs on Authentication but it seems like accessing one's own account or letting existing Coinbase access a 3rd party app.
The closest thing I can think of is to simply send the gift crypto currency to an email address.
https://developers.coinbase.com/api/v2#send-money
If the email address already has a coinbase account associated with it the account will simply be credited. If the email does not have a coinbase account they can easily sign up to claim the gift just by entering the password they want for their account. The account will be created using the email the gift was sent to and the password they chose after clicking the link in the email.
I’m hoping you can help me connect with the appropriate person to get some details on the LinkedIn Cross Site Awareness. There are two settings that we will need information for listed below. Any guidance you can help with is appreciated.
• LinkedIn API key (CSA only) – this is the LinkedIn Client ID from the LI Developers website
• LinkedIn Secret (CSA only) – this is the Client Secret for the Client Application
In case it’s needed, here is the text SuccessFactors provides: LinkedIn CSA allows recruiters who hold a LinkedIn-Recruiter license to access the LinkedIn profiles of candidates from within Recruiting. In order to user LinkedIn CSA you must: create a LinkedIn "key" (Client ID and Secret) on the LinkedIn Developers web-site (https://developers.linkedin.com/) and have the accounts for the recruiter licenses associated with the LI CSA key by LinkedIn.
The API Key is used in several ways in CSA but the main use us as the username and the Secret as the password for the OAuth authentication for access to their REST APIs and JavaScript widgets. A Linkedin member will need to own and maintain an "App" from within the developer site where the key and secret is generated. A LI representative will link that App to the Recruiter Contract and there is a one-to-one relationship. Anyone can add the developer options to their LI profile, the Recruiter contract requires $$$.
Keep in mind that the Api Key and the Contract Id are the ways LI restricts access and tracks usage for throttling and upselling.
i am using linkedin api for sign in with linkedin feature in our website. currently we have a dummy account on linkedin for sign in . We also have our main COMPANY account on linkedin . so my question is , is it possible to have API Keys for any COMPANY account. if yes , where can i get that.??
Thanks in advance
There is no way to have a general company API key or use a company page to generate a key. Only individuals can create API keys
The way LinkedIn has set it up instead is to allow multiple users to have administrator access to the main key you have set. This way you can have multiple developers have granted access to view the keys and use them.
Also, be wary of creating multiple accounts or even dummy accounts. Its against the LinkedIn TOS: http://www.linkedin.com/legal/user-agreement (Section 7.2)