I was wondering if the HERE API supports bicycle routing in version 8 as of now? I can see from a previous answer (Routing v7/v8, bicycle and durations), that it is on its way.
Not yet. You can check the API Reference, which will updated when the API is updated.
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Routing v7 API is available to construct an Isoline from a given location, but I notice v8 API doesn't seem to mention this feature at all. Is it just not in yet? Or is it not expected to be supported after v7?
The Isoline Routing feature will be available in the Routing API v8 very soon. Follow our developer blog for an announcement when it is out.
I need someone to clarify which Api to use, it is MS AL or ADAL for Xamarin forms.
I need the Api to Access AzureAD. So which one is the right one.
Please help as this is important for me to work on Azure AD.
Update:
There are examples, but I really dont know which one is in used for xamarin forms. There is not much info I can find. Please help so that I can start coding and try it out and get back here for the problem encountered.
is ADAL deprecated or no longer supported?
ADAL is for Azure AD's v1 endpoint, and MSAL is for the newer v2 endpoint.
The protocols have had some changes, so that's why the new library.
You can get an idea what is different here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/active-directory-v2-compare.
To boil it down:
Do you want to support personal Microsoft accounts (i.e. not organizational Azure AD accounts)? If yes, you must use v2
Do you need to use an API that is not yet supported by v2? Use v1
If you only need to support organizational accounts, v1 works fine.
Remember that at the moment apps registered via the Azure Portal are v1 apps.
V2 apps have a separate portal still, though they are moving it to Azure Portal too.
In regards to which library to choose, the answer #juunas posted is correct. Once you have that figured out, there are a number of samples which use Xamarin.
Here is an MSAL sample using Xamarin.
And an ADAL sample using Xamarin
And a B2C sample using Xamarin and MSAL
Or you can open an issue on the MSAL or ADAL repos to get help, assistance, or questions answered, or use their respective wikis for more information about the libraries and how to use them.
Is the Here iOS SDK capable of providing indoor routing information? For example, say the venue is a floor in an office building, and I want the iOS app to display a route from the reception area to the restroom. Is that possible? I tried searching through the docs, but not sure I could find anything regarding indoor routing (https://developer.here.com/rest-apis/documentation/routing/topics/quick-start.html)
Yes, it's possible. Check NMAVenue3dRoutingController in Venue 3D API.
You need to use NMAVenue3dLevelLocation or NMAVenue3dSpaceLocation to define start and end point. Then you can use [NMAVenue3dRoutingController calculateRouteFrom: to:withParams:] method to calculate indoor route.
You can also check Indoor Venue Routing section in HERE iOS SDK Developer's Guide.
I am doing integration for Evernote Business. So, I would like to know that is Evernote for Business support Rest API with OAuth2?
Evernote does not provide an official REST API; their API is Thrift-based. If you're interested in why it's Thrift-based and not REST, their former CTO discusses the reasons for that decision on their tech blog.
Tadaya Tsuyukubo has written a REST-based front end for the official Evernote API which is available here on GitHub. I haven't tried it so can't personally vouch for it. There's also a bit of discussion about it here on the Evernote discussion forum.
Is there a way to return routing in transit mode (eg. using public transport) using WP 8.1 native maps service API?
Some side questions:
WP 8.1 native maps API is using Bing Maps API or HERE maps API now?
Are HERE apps such as HERE maps, drive+, and transit stop support on Windows platform now? As they are not available anymore in the app store.
Appreciate any reply, thanks.
In reference to your transit question, you can use the Bing REST api to query routes specific for Transit.
An example can be found here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg636958.aspx
In short you do your requests through a specific URL : http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/V1/Routes/Transit?...
In regards to the HERE apps, well currently not sure what is going to happen with them. But the Maps app from Microsoft is slowly getting most of the features that where in those HERE apps, so I guess they are migrating stuff.