I have a web site that is built using Joomla CMS 1.5
I need to access articles in my iPhone app?
Is there is a REST API (or non-REST API) for Joomla that provide access to articles?
I have found Joomla-REST-API but it does not provide access to articles...
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I'm looking for developing a website that should allow my clients to update and edit the contents of the website. Is it better to use CMS or develop an interface?
I've tried working with Wordpress.
Getting a few ideas for developing a Website that allows Client engagement in site activities.
I am working for designing a web site where I use the Play Framework web application framework. I want to give a feature for the end-users to login to my web site using Facebook, Twitter and Gmail. But how to implement the same feature in Play framework as it uses scala.html? I have searched for the same, but I got the links related to php application. Is Facebook, Twitter, and Gmail provide APIs free of cost?
Thanks.
http://securesocial.ws/ is answer for your question, is the Play framework plugin, you can use it for Authentication and Authorization through the Social sites. Also it supports for Java & Scala and its an active project.
I've successfully implemented SSO Authentication with Gmail using the play-pac4j library which also supports Facebook and Twitter.
please help me to integrate facebook PHP SDK (v4) to my ZF1 site. I searched and found some tutorials but all of those where on older version(SDK version 3.1.1) not the recent v4. I want to create a facebook application that loads contents(list of products) from my existing zend framework website to facebook page that i manage.I am stuck and i dont have idea on how to integrate facebook client library in zend framework. Also any help on how to fetch products from my website to facebook page is appreciated.
Currently we are developing social network, which includes apps inside, for example Games. There is no public API for developers to make their apps, instead Apps developed ourself.
Our platform is based on Zend Framework. Also we have XMPP protocol implementation (clientside-strophe, serverside-java) for chat, notifications and for other pushing tasks. XMPP will be used in apps.
We want to separate apps from social network code, so we can keep it simple, lightweight.
What strategy you can suggest for such separation? Our desire is to keep architecture and code simple and clean.
Since this is an architectural question, I'm sure there are many way of doing what you need. Here is my 2 cents. Keep your apps server completely separated from the social media server. Use client side JS scripts to embed and render the apps on your social media site.
Think it like this: You know Facebook social plugins that allow embedding Facebook components in external sites. Below is a screenshot of Facebook LikeBox embedded in a completely separate DNN portal.
In your scenario, assume DNN as your social media site. And the LikeBox as your app. Architecturally they are well separated, even can be served from different severs. But integration happens on the client side.
If you need these apps to interact with the social media site, either you can do it via a REST API. Or you can use DOM events or simple JS function calls.
Few days ago I wrote a blog post on a similar architecture and can be found at: http://blog.hasith.net/2012/06/traditional-portals-are-dead-long-live.html
3rd party apps like facebook app are standalone application which access facebook DATA .
So make your social network data available through your API on internet, implement Zend_OAuth for authentication HMAC after that you can freeze your social network code .
Now you can create your web application in Javascript/Flash which access your social network data through your API .
My web application is developed using AribaWeb framework and I want to integrate my application with Facebook. I need to post some info to my product's wall when i'm saving my sample page. I have some doubts to do this,
Is there any need of Web services. if so what are they?
Is it possible to do without JavaScript?
Study the facebook API. I am sure there is a REST service that allows you to do that. Then you can send a REST request from your application using available REST frameworks such as RESTeasy or Jersey .