I've run into a snag with MFA when trying to add accounts. The code isn't so much the problem, but the ability to test various MFA scenarios?
Does Intuit provide a test bank in the institutions list that exercises the possible MFA scenarios?
I really don't want to resort to live-testing other folks bank accounts that use MFA, (mine doesn't).
Yes - https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0020_customeraccountdata/customer_account_data_api/testing_calls_to_the_api
CCBank - 100000
This also includes MFA.
Yes. Intuit has setup a dummy FI for testing purpose.
API Doc - https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0020_customeraccountdata/customer_account_data_api/0020_api_documentation/0020_discoverandaddaccounts
Please refer this page - https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0020_customeraccountdata/customer_account_data_api/testing_calls_to_the_api
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I am working on a project and my clients want to have the Message centre of Paypal integrated into their system so they won't need to log in every time on PayPal account to check their emails and reply.
I can not find any available option on their developer portal for a call similar to that. But I thought to ask here as may someone had better luck finding that.
Much appreciated.
There is a customer Disputes API for handling that part of backend administration. This is typically only useful for large/enterprise merchants.
Other things require logging into the account. User logins with specific/limited roles can be created.
I want to use Microsoft Security Code Analysis in Azure DevOps is there any cost involved with it.
Please refer to this doc: Onboarding and installing
If you have one of the following support offerings, contact your Technical Account Manager to purchase or swap existing hours to get access to the extension.
If you do not have one of the mentioned above support agreements, you can purchase the extension from one of our Partners.
Based on the doc, you need to purchase for this tool. So it is not free.
You need to contact the corresponding email to obtain the specific payment method
At our company, we have a telecommunication platform based on Twilio with multiple sub-accounts. Now, that we want to switch to VOIP, we have a little problem on how to properly setup the Mobile Push Credentials.
Is there a way to set it up on the master account ?
or the process of creating, signing up the certificate should be done on each account separately ?
I did not found anything on the documentation regarding this issue.
Twilio developer evangelist here.
Master and sub-accounts are best for separating billing amongst customers that you have, so it is not possible for sub-accounts to use resources from the master account.
You could automate the process of creating the certificates for each sub-account using the Credentials REST API though.
In our current environment, our employees book holidays in an SAP portal. There's a separate script that will send these holidays to the users' email calendar (currently Zimbra), so it's already filled in.
Now we're currently migrating to Office 365, and we need to change our script. First glance was good, there's a pretty solid REST API available with methods that will do the job just fine.
Unfortunately, the whole thing requires OAuth2. In our scenario, we won't be having any user interaction, we'd really want to use static credentials.
I've been doing some googling, but to no avail. Is there a proper solution to our use case, without having to do anything dirty?
Side-note: we'd like to use Java to get this done. But I find even less documentation about that. The EWS API looks like a potential solution, but it looks pretty deprecated.
You can use OAuth with the client credentials flow. This involves an administrator interacting once to consent to allow the app to access all calendars in the organization. See https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/exchangedev/2015/01/21/building-daemon-or-service-apps-with-office-365-mail-calendar-and-contacts-apis-oauth2-client-credential-flow/ for details.
It has been some time since I last set up PayPal payments on a website.
After I opened the new PayPal API and honestly, I am a little bit confused. At the moment, there is each new website considered by PayPal support?
On the following page, https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/applications, I found Test credentials, but I want to set up Live credentials.
In the block with Live credentials, it is written:
Live credentials (currently for U.S. businesses)
We'll email you when your live credentials are ready.
How much it usually takes? And also, what everything is needed for being approved? Is there any way to make it faster or the only thing I can do is to wait?
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The first part of your question about new websites is unclear. But I would guess that the Classic APIs might be a better choice for your use-case, as the new RESTful API is still in a beta stage with limited features.
I see this is tagged as paypal-adaptive-payments. Adaptive Payments is its own separate API and you can read information on going live with it here: https://www.x.com/developers/paypal/documentation-tools/going-live-with-your-application
For the second part of your question, I am not sure how long it takes but my best guess from similar processes is two business days (Monday-Friday)
Live credentials are only available for US accounts right now as we currently only support America.