Team foundation service - How to get feedback from people without an account [closed] - azure-devops

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Is it possible to get people to give feedback via the feedback client who do not have a named user account on the TFS account?
I'm looking specifically for something that works in a similar way to the TFS feedback tool allowing my to specify a list of items that should receive feedback and email testing links to specific people.... but without the need for them to sign in to TFS.
Many of my "stakeholders" don't even know what TFS is and have no interest in learning or having an account. I just need something that can...
Send them an email with a link they can use to access the feedback system
Allow me to configure a list of "feedback areas" to guide the users feedback session
Will log the feedback into TFS as feedback on the specific project/iteration

You can do this with usersnap. It integrates with TFS and doesn't require them to have an account or to install anything locally. Unfortunately you can't do this natively with TFS.
The following link will help you to integrate this with Team Foundation Server: https://usersnap.com/support/docs/apicfg#tfs

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Integration between website and microsoft teams [closed]

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This question to get consultation only.
I have a school use microsoft teams to benefit a OnlineMeeting, Assignment ...
I have a education website to making this using of teams services much easy.
So i get api from teams and in put them in my website, in this case i need consultation:
Example if i get joinMeetingURL this url is private that means only student in a class that teacher has create this meeting can join .
In this case we need this student to sign in in his microsoft teams righ? So i need SSO ?
In generale if i want to use data in microsoft teams we need to ensure that the student has sign in from his microsoft teams ?
I would certainly use SSO for this - it saves you worrying about managing your own usernames and passwords, and you know the users have a proper account with a trustable identify (Microsoft 365). There are two types of SSO that might be relevant here though:
TEAMS TAB SSO - this is only if you want your app to live INSIDE Teams, as a tab (read more at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/tabs/how-to/authentication/auth-aad-sso)
Microsoft 365 SSO - Look into the MSAL 2.0 Library at https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/identity/blogs/msal-js-2-0-supports-authorization-code-flow-is-now-generally-available/

Canadian Payment Pro Sandbox Account [closed]

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Since the new developer site has been put online, it is no more possible to create payment Pro Account on the sandbox, since Canadian users can't either use the REST options, what can we do to test our Pro solutions ? When importing my test accounts, pro are automatically switched to basic business, and cleared my credentials infos.
We are currently working towards resolving the issue. As of right now, it is a hit or miss depending on the box that you hit. You might try creating a US PRO account a couple of different times. You may hit one of the boxes that are not currently experiencing the issues with account creation. If you do hit one of the working boxes, you should get a pro account created with API credentials.

user pay for premium content using sms [closed]

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My site which have premium content should grant access to privileged users. These users should be assigned into privileged group only when they send sms to some number. How can I collect money from these user sms on my paypal account.
I have premium content and paypal account. Already spend too much time looking for decent explanation of this approach, but I didnt find any useful tutorial.
So, please share some links or thoughts which explains what steps I should complete in order to set this like explained above.
Thanks
SMS transactions are suitable if you offer services or content at a very low price, bellow dolar and up to 10$, otherwise it makes no sense. You should consider to remove user membership based on this payment, mainly for reason that this method of payment is used for anonymous users.
Google is your friend, some better investigation and right keywords and you should find answers.
Hope this helps, good luck.

Is there any cost for using Push Notification Service? [closed]

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Is there any cost for using the Push Notification Service?
I know it requires using my own server to send notifications, but the signals are passed through an Apple server. There are no server transfer fees?
No, there is no cost. The only "gotchas" are that your app has to be in the app store(i.e. no jailbroken apps), and you have to maintain a server for pushing the events.
If you are building you own push server, which you mention above, there are hosting expenses and the cost of time to set up and administer it. Alternatively, you can use a service like iLime (www.ilime.com), which provides a RESTful API and a lot of free push alerts up-front to handle the server infrastructure for you.
Disclosure: I work for KeyLimeTie, who produces iLime - let me know if you have any questions.
Best wishes integrating APNS into your app, however you choose to do so.
Tim

How to use Paypal from a desktop application? [closed]

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Is it possible to collect billing information and send it to Paypal from a desktop application the same way a webpage normally would?
Paypal uses the HTTP protocol to communicate. As long as you use that with your desktop application, it will work.
As you can see from this Sample Code page, they are simply using apis to make HTTP Requests (cURL for the php example) to the paypal servers.
Not sure if this comes in too late for you, but it might help others looking around for similar functionality. I had also been looking around for a way that could let me search through paypal transactions and give me exact numbers about sales and sold products. Then I found PaySketch, which I have been using for a while now, and it has become a part of my schedule to (re)organize marketing and sales efforts based on statistics that I get from the app. I would say that it is a must have for every vendor selling things using paypal
You can also try developing an adobe AIR application. The application will be platform independant. You can read more here.
If you want to track your Paypal account from desktop, you can try Putler. It won't let you accept new payments on the desktop, but can show you insightful reports.