I was on this webpage and decided I wanted to sign up for Watson's Text Analytics service.
https://www.ibm.com/demos/live/natural-language-understanding/self-service/home
However, after 20 minutes of searching I am unable to find anything like this in the IBM cloud. I followed the link on the same page to sign up.
Can someone please tell me the name of the service that is displayed in the Natural-Language-Understanding webpage so that I can learn more about it and sign up for it?
thanks,
The link is https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/natural-language-understanding
Generally, you can access IBM Cloud and search any service from the Catalog section
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We have an application developed with react and NodeJs and already implemented an MYOB cloud ERP integration to import data. Now we are planning to add a new ERP integration for Acumatica, in the developer document it was mentioned that the rest API is available but I can't find the cloud instance URL, everywhere it was mentioned as localhost only. So can anyone please help me to understand how to connect the Acumatica cloud to fetch details?
Note: I understand the authorization flow like Authorization Code but I'm confused with which URL to use for and I hope it should be a fixed one as it is a cloud URL
The Integration end points is a rather large topic. I am in the process of writing a blog post on it which is more or less a getting started blog on automating stuff and getting info via ReST. The blog itself is in the context of using these services via PowerShell but if you are able to follow along and get to the point of establishing postman examples of what you need to do you should be able to get to the same end result in any language.
You will want to explore The Web Services Endpoint screen in the integration module as this is where all the Contract Based Soap/ReST definitions are managed. You can even set up custom endpoint if you need.
Do you have access to the Acumatica Portal? The best way to get started is with some of the course work there.
Stand by and ill forward some information for you to get started.
Robert
The URL for the RestAPI is whatever is the site URL of your Acumatica instance. For example if your Acumatica is hosted in www.ManiMaran.com. To login to your API :
http://ManiMaran.com/entity/auth/login.
I'm having an issue converting my application from IBM Bluemix's SSO service to their AppID service. I performed all of the steps at https://www.ibm.com/blogs/bluemix/2018/04/converting-applications-ibm-single-sign-service-ibm-cloud-app-id/ but when I try to log in I get this message instead of a login screen: Cannot GET /oauth/v3/c38ad436-9807-4747-bebe-fc2fe5b1ae82. Anyone know what could be causing this?
Looks like a misconfiguration. The URL you pasted should have /authorization at the end, like /oauth/v3/c38ad436-9807-4747-bebe-fc2fe5b1ae82/authorization.
If you can paste your code/config it would be easier to tell you where the issue is.
You can also watch App ID video tutorials that explain how to instrument different types of applications - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbAYXkuqwrX2WLQqR0LUtjT77d4hisvfK
Is there a way of checking for IBM Bluemix outages, and on expected resolution time for specific services?
Currently the only way I know is to submit a request and check for error code 503. I do not know where to look for information of what services are affected and of expected resolution time for the problems.
The Bluemix Support Status page provides this information. You can filter it for the region or Services that interest you, and subscribe to RSS feeds from it.
I apologize to come before you with such a rudimentary question, but Google apps is giving me a hard time simply verifying the domain from which I want to make server side YouTube search API calls.
Google is insisting on using the DNS text verification method (even though it provides a link to alternate methods that are not recognized by Google apps). But my registrar (GoDaddy) is not my authoritative DNS provider. That honor goes to DynDNS. So, I'm not sure I can even use Google's automated tool to set up the TXT record. In fact, it makes me nervous that they want me to grant their app to make changes to the DNS at GoDaddy.
I'm assuming this is a requirement to make server side api calls and retrieve results. Can someone point me in the right direction? Either how to fulfill the TXT record requirement under this scenario, or how to force Google Apps to accept an alternate verification method?
Thanks
Paul G
If Godaddy isn't managing your DNS, you won't be able to follow the automated flow in the Admin console. You're going to need to manually create the record with DynDNS to accomplish this.
Your host doesn't have specific steps on Google Support site (here) so you'll need to follow the generic one. Support for your host should be able to help but you can also contact Google Support via the Support section in your Admin console.
There are numerous sites that connect to Google account services:
For example:
StackExchange network uses Google as an OpenID provider, and
FindBigMail Connects to a GMail account and finds the largest messages in it.
ManyMoon Connects to a Google Calendar and schedules events, milestones and due dates.
My proof-of-concept will be written in Python locally. When it works, I intend to upload it to Google App Engine.
How can I connect my own app or website to Google Account? Links to Official documentation, License documentation and tutorials are highly appreciated.
Would be helpful to know what you want to do exactly or what technology your webapp is based on.
There is an overview over Google APIs here: http://code.google.com/more/
Account API overview is here: http://code.google.com/apis/accounts/
It really depends what you want to do with that Google Account. If want to authenticate users, look at their OpenID documentation, if you want to integrate with data from that account, look at there data APIs and get an OAuth consumer key/secret.
For Gmail data, as far I ca know, there's no native way to do it from AppEngine (you can't do network sockets as an IMAP connection would require). One alterntive is the product we built: http://context.io