I have a few questions:
Do the “Sales and Trends report” provides info about in-app purchase and organic traffic?
How can I upload the data from “Sales and Trends report”?
I’ve heard about method through using java classes?
The reports you can download from the Sales & Trends section of iTunes Connect do give you aggregate transactional information about in-app purchases but not about organic traffic. Apple doesn't expose that at all.
Do you mean export? If so you'll want to look into the Auto Ingest tool. It's not an API but it will allow you to access your last 30 daily reports programatically.
Alternatively, you can use a service like appFigures which syncs with iTunes Connect automatically and provides a very simple API to access sales data and much more.
Full disclosure, I'm on the appFigures team
I will be happy to answer those questions.
Question 1) Sales And Trends show you just the money made (so yes to the In-App Purchases), but not the organic traffic. There is just some information that Apple likes to keep a secret, but we don't know why.
Question 2) Import means you put information into that section. You can't do that, but you can export the information, which means you get the information and download it.
This is what "Sales and Trends" should look like, but there should be more information. I blocked out that information by slightly edited it. I put the download button in the black box. Then, you can choose the format you download it.
I hope this helped you get your answers!
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I know, we have dedicated API documentation for Shipping and different services.
But there is no endpoint to get all UPS Shipments at once using API.
Can anyone provide me the endpoint with example?
Thank you in advance.
I had the same question and after a long email thread with UPS Support they confirmed there is no way to grab historical shipment information.
The only option they gave is maybe using QVM which also has it's limitations.
That would be correct, Quantum View Manage and Quantum View Data would be your best available option to view the outbound information. You can have it build a report with address, name and tracking number. Contact your local UPS Account Representative for in depth details if you would like to explore that option. There is a Quantum View API however it would first need to be setup via your local Rep with the website. You are still manually searching the docs however for the information at hand when reviewing the reports. It will not pull it up or give a simple error if what you are looking for is not found. They just pull information all or nothing.
I am new to twitter api.
I want to search tweets that have 2 specific terms and 1 specific hashtag, and then I want to retweet them in my account for the purpose of consolidating all the tweets.
Do I need to have a developer account?
Should I look to an already existing app (I prefer one that is free or open source), or can I do this with twitter api as a regular user?
Any tutorials or instructions are greatly appreciated. TIA.
I have applied for a developer account, but I don't know how long it will take - I also don't know what the criteria are for being granted one.
I found different kinds of "retweet" applets on ifttt.com - I implemented one of them, and it accomplished what I wanted to achieve, though not perfectly, and there was no documentation to customize functionality, etc.
I couldn't find information anywhere about using twitter API without a developer account, so I applied for that type of account. They emailed approximately 3 times to get more information about my use case, and purposes, intent of use, what I intend to develop, etc. My application was approved within approximately 48 hours.
I will update this answer if there is more information I think might be valuable to share.
I have access and am starting to learn how to use the Bloomberg Terminal. My current project requires me to scrape all the news headlines and contents on the Bloomberg Terminal related to a given search criterion, e.g. "NI MICROSOFT". I've already looked at Bloomberg API but it seems to only provide access to market data such as stock/bond quotes, rather than news articles.
I'm quite stuck at the moment and not really sure where I should look for a solution. It would be great if anybody could give me some suggestions!
Thank you.
You will need to subscribe to the EDTF (Event Driven Trading Feed) service over the Api. The service provides realtime updates of Textual News, News Analytics, Corporate Actions, Economic Indicators and more. I'd suggest to contact your terminal sales rep who will connect you to the right team.
I've seen different documentation on various forums and site on different ways of using Paypal api, here is a pretty useful link: https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=developer/e_howto_api_ECOnMobileDevices&bn_r=o/, My question is a little different i do not want to use any of the Paypal libraries offered to us in my app, this is the link to libraries:https://www.x.com/developers/paypal/documentation-tools/sdk , I also do not want to gather any personal information, I want Paypal to take care of everything. So in other words I want to be able to open up a UIWebview to the Paypal's mobile site if possible (or if not the regular site will work) have to user log in with his credential or he can use the express checkout option and get back the transaction ID, or receipt what ever is available. I'm a little new to iOS and any help is appreciated.
If you don't want to use any libraries or API's, Express Checkout won't work for you.
Which does make it somewhat easier, as you can just use PayPal Website Payments Standard in a UIWebView instead.
For example; just open https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&business=your#email.tld&amount=1.99¤cy_code=GBP
This will start a 1.99 GBP payment to email#here.tld via PayPal, and automatically use a mobile layout.
If you subsequently want to receive transaction information; set up PayPal IPN on your account and use that to receive transaction-related events. This can be handled outside your app, and thus take away precious processing power to the server.
For an overview on getting started with PayPal IPN, have a look at https://www.paypal.com/ipn/
I would strongly suggest against trying to do transactions through paypal. If you look at the App Store Review Guidelines it states that
11.2 Apps utilizing a system other than the In App Purchase API (IAP) to purchase content, functionality, or services in an app will be rejected
There are a number of free finance tracking sites out there like mint.com, wesabe.com etc.. .
I've tried all of them and all seem to miss the mark in one way or another. I'm interested in creating my own website, or possibly just a stand alone windows program for tracking my finances in ASP.NET or C#.NET.
I'm assuming the answer is no, but is there any way that a personal developer can download transactions from financial websites like these? I know once you login to most financial sites you can download a CSV or Quicken file. Yet I really like how I can log-in to my Mint.com account and update all my accounts with one click.
Popular applications (like Quicken) and most major US banks support Open Financial Exchange (OFX). If a bank can connect to Quicken, it probably supports OFX (though not guaranteed).
I doubt very many banks have public APIs for this. More likely than not, you will need to send HTTPS requests to the various banking websites, and you will probably have to have custom code for each bank that you wish to support, tailored to the structure of their websites and their form elements.