We would like to use sabre services. We would like to query the available UPAs (Universal Product Attributes) so we could show them to our customers. Currently we would like to show this pre-booking.
We have registered on the site: https://developer.sabre.com/ found some documentations but not everything is fully clear yet. Do we have a development guide about this topic? If yes, then which document it is?
When searching for product catalog here: https://developer.sabre.com/product-catalog we could not find anything about this query.
We also checked the following documentation but it is more about Amenities and UTAs (Universal Ticket Attributes): http://files.developer.sabre.com/doc/providerdoc/Merchandising/GAOv3.1_RQRS_UG_TN.pdf
So what we need is a documentation of how to query UPAs (Universal Product Attributes). Could you please help us out?
Thank you in advance.
The only reference I found for UPA is related to ATPCO and, as far as I know, Sabre does not offer ATPCO content directly. Data goes from ATPCO mainly for shopping and pricing stuff.
If you are new to Sabre, you might want to try checking the Getting started with Sabre APIs and then check on the items on the left menu
https://developer.sabre.com/guides/travel-agency/quickstart
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I have been requested to place an "apply with linkedin" button on a clients website, so that job applicants can apply using there linkedin details to make the process a bit easier (please note that this is not for large scale requirement, and is for one company).
Button docs here for ref:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/talent/apply-with-linkedin
I have read the docs and come to the understanding that linkedIn only allows this API feature if:
You have a Linkedin enterprise account
You have a ATS account
I was hoping to get some clarification on these two points to see if I am correct? Or if there is a way to a normal business account can use this feature?
Thank you for any help you can offer here,
All the best,
Wally
Posting for anyone who finds this in future -
LinkedIn requires you to have their ATS system to use the apply with LinkedIn button from their API page.... This costs allot of Money (from my POV - but business class is a thing because businesses have allot of money).
This is not explicitly stated on the site, more like:
To use this feature you need ATS
To get ATS you need to speak with sales and pay for it (I ended up on the phone to a sales rep in Irl to find this out.... so pretty good example of where docs could be more explicate rather than implicit).
are there any detailed information on Google Translate and the GDPR?
In my opinion, translating personal data with the google translate widget is an big issue here, especially if you run an online-store and the user translates pages while checking out (i.e.: last checkout step, where all the personal data including cart-positions, billing-information and user contact-information are preset).
There is a way the exclude parts of the website from being translated (adding "notranslate" class attribute), but i assume the data itself is send to google translate servers anyway?
Looking forward to an answer.
Best regards,
Andrea
Collect some statistics about your visitors and implement localization for major languages they use.
This will probably prevent users from using google translate for your checkout process.
I was planning to build a system where I can sync my product list on ebay to woocommerce and vice-versa.
I have gone through the internet searching this info, but cannot find the same.
I have gone through the API:
https://developer.ebay.com/docs#cat.
But, don't know which is going to work or even I don't know whether I'm searching the right category.
If you know any available plugin or any solution or sample, please refer.
You COULD do it that way, in the same sense that you could build yourself a house if I sent you to a lumber yard.
I think what you're really after is this here. It should do everything you need.
You still can do it using the link you shared, but give yourself a good 6 months at least to get your code written. (Or longer depending on how well you can code.)
I have been looking for an autosuggest search script and I have finally found one that I like, the only problem is that I cannot find a way to get it to run off our database results.
Is there any way to customize this script so that it runs from our own database, and not off the freebase pre-defined data types?
http://www.freebase.com/docs/suggest
Have you tried overriding service_url and service_path ? There are also the corresponding params for the flyout service. It's documented in the docs that you pointed to.
As masouras says, you can override service_url and service_path, but that's not particularly helpful unless you have another service which provides the same APIs as Freebase.
Dae Park recently posted a recipe to the Freebase mailing list which might help - however, I'm not aware of anyone who's actually managed to get Suggest working with anything other than Freebase.
I wondered if anyone can give an example of a professional use of RSS/Atom feeds in a company product. Does anyone use feeds for other things than updating news?
For example, did you create a product that gives results as RSS/Atom feeds? Like price listings or current inventory, or maybe dates of training lessons?
Or am I thinking in a wrong way of use cases for RSS/Atom feeds anyway?
edit #abyx has a really good example of a somewhat unexpected use of RSS as a way to get debug information from program transactions. I like the idea of this process. This is the type of use I was thinking of - besides publishing search results or last changes (like mediawiki)
Some of my team's new systems generate RSS feeds that the developers syndicate.
These feeds push out events that interest the developers at certain times and the information is controlled using different loggers. Thus when debugging you can get the debugging feed, when you want to see completed transactions you go to the transactions feeds etc.
This allows all the developers to get the information they want in a comfortable way and without any need to mess a lot with configuration. If you don't want to get it there's no need to remove yourself from a mailing list or edit a configuration file - simply remove the feed and be done with it.
Very cool, and the idea was stolen from Pragmatic Project Automation.
Most of the digital libraries uses RSS/ATOM to display their search/results, data update, according to the OAI-PMH protocol
With our internal TRAC server, I'm subscribed to the timeline view for each project that I work on. It's great for keeping track of checkins and bug tickets. This is pretty exclusive to a developer position though.
I also am subscribed to the recent changes for our installation of MediaWiki that we use for our intranet. That way it's easy to see if documents that I need have been changed, or if there's new policies etc.
Our website has a news page that I wrote an RSS feed for as well. While you mentioned that you weren't really interested in recent news, it is nice to keep up with our press releases.
I have seen RSS used to syndicate gas prices from a service for a specific zip code.
there are many examples. Here are a couple.
SharePoint provides RSS feeds from its lists.
Many faceted navigation products allow you to get an RSS feed based on a selected filter. For example, you can navigate to view 24" LCD Monitors on newegg.com and then get an RSS feed of that view.
Mantis bug tracker includes RSS feeds although I wish they were more configurable. Also we use MediaWiki for documentation which has all sorts of RSS Feeds including a per page watch, and recent changes.
I just added RSS feeds to the ticketing system I use at work (TicketDesk) and that feature should be in the next release of the product.
It's nice because it basically provides me a custom search view of outstanding trouble tickets or work requests that comes to me rather then me having to go to the application. It also allows users to get feeds of issues they may be interested in, but not require them to get emails on each update.
I'm looking at implementing an RSS feed for calls for service that our agency takes, to provide the administrators a quick and easy way to see what has been going on.
Atom feed documents and Atom entry documents are used as the representation format for RESTful web services that follow the Atom Publication Protocol (AtomPub).
I personally have used syndication feeds to expose a sub-set of the Windows Event Log information so that I could subscribe and be notified of critical events on a server.
immobilienscout24
they use RSS feeds for updates on your search.