In order to implement the GCM on a app (developed by service.appinventor) I'm looking up a workaround to use HTTP REST API.
Unfortunately, by documentation https://developers.google.com/cloud-messaging/registration#automatic-retry-using-exponential-back-off
seems that I can only use Istance ID API.
Thanks
Has someone a suggestion?
I need a workaround to implement GCM registration (described here https://developers.google.com/instance-id/guides/android-implementation) using REST API.
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How create base64 key and added in this project , or what i pass in header id password in unity Webrequest by which access a restful api of agora , please help me .
Can you elaborate what RESTful APIs you are trying to use here? For the client side logic, the SDK should have sufficient set of API methods provided by the agora engine. If there is something that is only available in the RESTful API, it is probably better to implement on your Server side of the code.
This documentation contains the information about the RESTful APIs.
like the title says, I want to extend the VC platform API endpoints with the built in API Authentication (via the API key).
I followed the tutorial to create a managed module, and I can successfully make the API calls. However, it doesn't include any authentication. I am wondering how would I accomplish this?
Another question is that in order to have the VC Storefront to use my custom API endpoints, I would have to generate the module API using the AutoRest on the VC Storefront project, correct?
Thnak you all in advance!
VC uses platform API with APIRequestHandler, that uses ApppId and SecretKey to add header to every API request:
request.Headers.Authorization = new AuthenticationHeaderValue("HMACSHA256", signature.ToString());
Then handler is used by every endpoint - link to code.
More info on authentication could be found here:
Working with platform API.
Another question is that in order to have the VC Storefront to use my custom API endpoints, I would have to generate the module API using the AutoRest on the VC Storefront project, correct?
Yes, correct.
I am trying to get to know that how the Telegram API is working. I read the BOT API and i realized its based on HTTP requests.
I am wondering if the core API of telegram is the same, or not?
A simple explanation of how it's working would be a big help to me.
Telegram API offers a means of communicating securely with Telegram's Servers.
You may use either TCP, UDP or HTTP Transports.
To help you get started check out these few posts:
How to implement authorization using a Telegram API?
How to interact with Telegram API
Hope this helps.
Supposed that customer only provides me the URL end point of their existing API. They don't have swagger file for us to import the APIs.
Customer wants to use API Connect to publish their API to users to use.
I did that successfully with API Management. Now API Management is deprecated by API Connect, but that feature is still in API Connect. I failed to make it work with API Connect. How can we use API Connect to publish the existing REST API of customer not using swagger? Please shed the light. I'm greatly appreciated with your help.
Regards,
Quyen Tran
To publish an API into an IBM API Connect catalog, and to have access to that API managed by the API Gateway, you will need a Swagger (OpenAPI) document.
If you don't have a Swagger document, you will need to author one e.g. using the API Designer or API Manager tooling. You will need to know the URL of the existing endpoint but also the schema of any data that needs to be sent to or received from that URL.
If you made it work with IBM API Management then it should be no different with IBM API Connect.
I am looking to start working with some WebSockets and would like to create a few examples using some existing WebSocket APIs out there.
Do you know of any other ones that are nice other than MtGox's streaming API for Bitcoin?
Have you checked out the websockets api prototype at html5 labs?
DataSift have a WebSocket API:
http://support.datasift.com/help/kb/rest-api/websocket-streaming