Is Yahoo Finance API which are listed below a legal to use in application which will be distributed to public ? I could not find anything on Yahoo as of now.
Yahoo Finance API for NSE Live Quote http://finance.yahoo.com/webservice/v1/symbols/SUZLON.NS/quote?format=json&view=detail
Yahoo Finance API for NSE Live Quote http://finance.yahoo.com/webservice/v1/symbols/SUZLON.BO/quote?format=json&view=detail
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Recently looking into available payment gateways in Thailand. 2C2P came up, along with Facebook beginning testing mid-2016. Other than a few articles, could not find anything else about it.
Is this a thing? Are there technical documents I'm not finding regarding setting up a page for an established company in Thailand to accept payments via 2C2P via a page? Only documentation I can find are with Stripe or Paypal.
This service call Qwik. You can find more at https://www.facebook.com/qwikasia/
is it possible in uber delivery to use the uber user information to authenticate and bill.
I do not wish to manage the delivery but would like to offer the option for regular uber user to get a delivery using their own account and billed directly.
Yes, see the three legged oauth guide for the deliveries api: https://developer.uber.com/docs/deliveries/guides/three-legged-oauth
I have looked at the Paypal REST API and at classic API. I like the Direct card processing support the REST API offers and the ability to use the Vault from the REST API.
Only problem is our PayPal sales rep insists the REST APIs are not stable and should not be used and wants us to use PayPal payments Pro with this Class API .
We have a business account and only expect to receive payments in the US, which per this link should be supported just fine. We need to accept payments using a mobile app and website. The mobile app needs to support one time transactions and both (app and website) need to support transactions using stored credit card information (which is where the Vault feature seems really handy).
I clearly see a lot of REST API questions so now doubt its in use.
Question for devs using the REST API over the past 6 months:
has it changed in a breaking manner for you?
Is it reasonably available (99.9%) for your applications?
Does using the Vault REST API feature require a Payments Pro account?
The RESTful APIs would work for you based off of what you stated. Granted they are not to parity with the Classic APIs just yet but the features you were requesting (Direct Card and Vault) are good to go. Pro is not required for Vault with a US account.
Lastly, without knowing the full conversation you had with your Sales Rep, I can't comment on why they felt so strongly against the RESTful APIs. However, if you open up a ticket at www.paypal.com/mts with all of your integration requirements, we can help you out with the best options available.
I would like to import the order from my website to QuickBooks online UK. The orders needs to import along with the VAT separation. I do not see any way to get this done through API.
Please advice.
Thanks.
Ketan
V3 APIs for QBO will start supporting this: http://ippblog.intuit.com/blog/2013/02/quickbooks-api-v3-webinar-recording.html
As of March 2013, none of the QuickBooks Online APIs that Intuit provides support non-USA versions of QuickBooks.
You can see the Intuit Developers confirming this in the following forum thread:
https://idnforums.intuit.com/messageview.aspx?catid=69&threadid=18683&enterthread=y
Specifically, one of the developers says:
At this time there is no estimate on when IPP will be available outside of the US for QBO or QBD.
Thus, because the USA doesn't have VAT, there is no support in the APIs for VAT. Sorry for the bad news!
Our Company wishes to transfer its mail from google apps standard to Yahoo small business mail, how to do that seamlessly.
Thanks and regards
i contacted yahoo support and it is been on the process , worth a blog experience.