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Is it possible to create gmail, facebook and twitter account through API?
Short answer: No.
Well for Google Apps you can sync a user directory (via LDAP) using Google Apps Directory Sync. This will provision, modify and de-provision any number of accounts without CAPTCHA verification. You will be billed for each one you create and they will all be in a domain you must own so there are practical limits for abuse, but this scales out to tens of thousands of accounts. There is no method to do this for Twitter and Facebook but things like this are a large part of the draw (for companies) of services like Yammer and App.net.
Yes, for a fixed premier or education domain you can create accounts programmatically using the google provision api.
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From what's evident on the WeChat Developer Site, there is a WeChat API for integrating "WeChat SDK with your iOS and Android apps".
Specifically, I am looking for a way to check to see whether two accounts are friends on WeChat (I have access to the login information for one of those, the other of which varies). Is there a Web API for me to do this with? I was thinking something along the lines of REST, JSON, etc., though I can't seem to find anything of this sort.
Perhaps you are looking for the Official Account Admin Platform. I'm not sure about the whole friendship status thing, but that's the closest thing I can find to a WeChat REST API.
I made a code snippet for a python API to read WeChat messages (in a django app)
It also explains how to make a developer account etc
code: https://github.com/tawanda/django-wechat
Summary
Create developer account
head over to http://admin.wechat.com/debug/sandbox
Click on Login
Scan the QR code
You should see the sandbox developer page now
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It says in the app agreement that a competing social network has to get permission to export user data to their website. I noticed that sites like Pinterest and Myspace etc. can do this, did they have to get permission? How does one do this?
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I've contacted them for other issues that way and eventually got a reply. It might work for you too. I'm not aware of a direct email address.
There is also a fairly vague section on contacting Facebook here: http://developers.facebook.com/policy/contact/
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I'm using Yahoo search facility in my app (not YQL or API's) but i'm wondering if i submit the app for review is it going to come up against any copyright violations??
Exactly how, if you don't use the API, are you using Yahoo's search? Are you posting the raw http to Yahoo?
You have to read the terms of service of Yahoo to see if this is an issue:
12 . NO COMMERCIAL REUSE OF YAHOO! SERVICES
You agree not to reproduce, duplicate,
copy, sell, trade, resell or exploit
for any commercial purposes, any
portion or use of, or access to, the
Yahoo! Services (including Content,
advertisements, Software and your
Yahoo! ID).
And why not use the API? Using Yahoo's API is no more a violation of the iOS development license than Twitteriffic using the Twitter API.
My feeling is even if everything is up and up with Yahoo, you'll probably get pinged on this when your app gets reviewed because it looks like you're doing something sneaky. Better off using the API.
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I am writing a e-commercial site which allow user check out using the credit card, how can I accept customers' credit card to do transaction??
Various methods. Paypal is a quick and easy option, or you can go with a service like Authorize.net which will cost a bit, but will also provide a quick and commonly-used payment-gateway.
Depending on the ecommerce solution you're using, there are likely several creditcard-modules already developed by the community of users.
Two of the most easy ways are PayPal and Google Checkout. many others also exist. Depends on what exactly you want. Also, depending on your website, several ready-made solutions for shopping carts are available (ZenCart?).
As others have said PayPal is good tool amongst others to use. Having successfully done an integration with PayPal, I found the integration to be very straight forward and painless. Here is the link to the developer site, where you can find documentation, code samples and sandbox access to simulate Credit Card Transactions. I hope this helps.
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I'm looking for library/API to retrieve contact list (emails address to which user had sent mail to, regardless whether user had explicitly added it as contact). Does anybody know such library/API available there?
Please have a look at socialauth. This Java library will help you get the contacts from most of the networks.
http://code.google.com/p/socialauth
Look at: http://openinviter.com/index.php
If you are using php - you might wish to try out http://openinviter.com - its free and supports almost all major social networking sites and mail sites.
I don't think that data would ever be held outside the email headers. What you want is some way to find all the unique addresses in the recipent field of all sent mail items.
For example in Google mail - you could use this project, the Gmail Agent API, to retrieve all the sent item headers. You would then just need to extract the relevant data from them.
I'm sure this technique is possible is for some of the other providers you mention.
The Yahoo Api for example looks to provide everything you need to do this.
Look at Octazen: http://octazen.com/. Their software handles all kinds of webmail systems and social networks.
To get (some) details out of Facebook, I've just found (and used!) the Greasemonkey-script/webservice from http://brad.livejournal.com/2398409.html to pull at least the names and some details from Facebook to Google contacts, from where it can be gotten at by other means, such as the Gmail contacts API