is There any code related changes like getting memsiteid after adding account and all api's call related code when i apgrade my application to fastlink 2.0
There is no changes to the APIs, all the APIs will work as it is.
The changes in FL 2.0 is from UI perspective and also the way you access it. Accessing FL 2.0 is no more dependent on Oauth.
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I haven't found anything thing in Shopify's documentation that discusses data migration from Shopify 1.0 to 2.0. I have a lot of custom data that I have created with blocks on several pages, and don't really have to the time to migrate every page? How do we preseve the pages that we've created?
Shopify is not touching the old pages as long as we want. You can keep them as it is and start using build new pages with Shopify 2.0 - we don't need have to migrate each and every page.
I have several dozen offices that haven't migrated to OAuth 2.0 yet. One of these offices I transferred to another subscriber, and the app needs to utilize 1.0 until we can migrate. I recall being able to create Oauth 1.0 apps after 2.0 was implemented by using a URL parameter, but I can't recall the actual parameter. Does anyone know how to do this?
https://developer.xero.com/myapps?privateAppCreation=true
This will work until the end of June 2020.
We currently have credentials and access to FastLink 1.0. I'd like to try FastLink 2.0.
The documentation I found # https://developer.yodlee.com/Fastlink_2.0/FastLink_Integration_Guide_for_Web is okay but I am missing a couple key pieces of information.
Questions:
Can FastLink 1.0 users immediately try FastLink 2.0 or is there a setup/migration step?
It looks like FastLink 2.0 uses a different oauth tokening endpoint, is that the case?
How do I create the FastLink 2.0 URLs from my current FastLink 1.0 and REST urls, specifically:
"Getting the token": http://<REST_URL>/authenticator/token
"Rsession Based Launch Parameter": http://<node domain>/authenticate/<cobAppName>/
What is our REST_URL base?
What value would we use for <cobAppName>
Thanks
For Fastlink 2, a separate provisioning is required and its not available Out of box. YOu will need to contact your respective Sales Counterpart for enabling the same.
Yeah, Fastlink2 is based on a different architecture all-together. End points etc will be different.
Once Fastlink2 is provisioned in your respective environment, we will provide you the required end-point etc to invoke the same.
Regards,
Vishal
Yodlee Interactive
I also tried REST API, but couldnt able to authrorize.
restApi = new RallyRestApi(mailId,"", "https://rally1.rallydev.com/", "v2.0");
There's a pretty thorough intro to using SSO with Rally's C# .NET dll in this prior answer:
How to SSO using Rally.RestApi.dll?
Note that the API has been updated substantially since this answer was posted, so you may need to adjust your code correspondingly.
i build a software using vb , and now , i want to call some function in google earth ,
what can i do ,
thanks
The Google Earth API is JavaScript based, so it doesn't matter what your server is written in; just write the JavaScript you want in your client web-pages.
If you are not writing a web page, this is probably the wrong API. For rich clients, consider things like MapPoint.
If you are using winforms then you could always add the type library and then call the COM functions as required.
http://earth.google.com/comapi/
That said the COM API is now depreciated so developing for it might be a waste of time...
http://www.gearthblog.com/blog/archives/2010/09/the_google_earth_com_api_is_being_p.html
It is now recommended to use the javascript api for Google Earth applcations - you can see an example control library for windows applications using the js api here, it is .NET but c# rather than VB -
http://code.google.com/p/winforms-geplugin-control-library/
Google seems determined to push people off the COM API, as every "link" to documentation gets redirected to the same "Sunset for the Google Earth COM API" Google Geo Developers Blog.
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I'm curious why Google hasn't developed a better and clearer API to GE. I presume it's something marketing related. It seems to me they'd really capture a larger development audience with a straight-forward, simplistic API. I find some of the calls a little head scratching.
In any event, has someone created any kind of .NET wrapper class to abstract the JS API? I've been rooting around looking for one, but so far no go.