I tried to create a developer community using URL : http://apigee.com/docs/content/developer-services-portal-request but Apigee does not respond with a developer portal URL. Please let me know how to create a developer portal from Apigee tool. I already created an organization.
The organization's name is damuorgn. Thanks!
Unfortunately, the developer portal product is no longer available to users with Developer (free) accounts. Users with paid accounts can have one provisioned for them by requesting it on the Support Portal.
The documentation will be updated to reflect this change.
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I created a project on google cloud platform, created a service account and generated a key. However, when I create an agent using that project on Dialogflow, I cannot see the service account listed. Any help with how I can achieve it?
Ultimately, I am trying to link it to chatbot on a Wordpress website.
Has anyone implemented a project using Azure for user registration and authentication?
I can see how it would work well in an Enterprise application, but it seems as if there is no easy way to enable "self registration"
It looks like it is intended to work with an on premises AD solution, or alternatively for new users to be added using the Azure management portal.
Can anyone give me the benefit of their experience?
WAAD is a fully implemented solution for what I think you are trying to do, but created in a way very different than the "Active Directory" server product that it shares a name with. Take a look at the Windows Azure Active Directory Graph API, which is the RESTful management API for WAAD. With Graph API you would be able to create a fully functional application authenication system to meet your needs.
Overview
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh974482.aspx
API Reference
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh974478.aspx
Links, Examples, etc
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh974476.aspx
I am looking at building a LinkedIn application and i am a little bit flustered because of the paucity of Information out there. Here are things i need to know:
1)
Is there any LinkedIn AppStore or a central place where i can test out applications? The link i could find is http://www.linkedin.com/static?key=application_directory but i dont want to believe there is only 18 Applications on the LinkedIn platform
2)
How do i host or integrate my Application into LinkedIn. The only option i can see when it comes to using LinkedIn API is to have the application on your domain and call the API from your APP. But is there a possibility of having the Application have a linkedIn domain? like we have on Facebook?
Thanks
Those applications you link are indeed the only ones that have been approved for use on the LinkedIn.com site - there is no open development system to build apps on LinkedIn.
To build applications against the LinkedIn platform, you would use the JavaScript or REST APIs, and you would need to host the application on your own domain.
I have a custom web "portal" that is essentially a webapp built primarily using JSP/Tiles, Spring/MVC, and Hibernate. It runs on an Apache/Tomcat, MySQL stack. I have the portal within quotes because this is not truly a portal in the same sense as a Liferay, Glassfish or whatever portal server. But essentially what looks like a portal to a business user and one that pulls in data from several 3rd party systems through custom system integration.
I am now looking to add a community module to this "portal". A key piece of this requirement is to federate identity between this "portal" and the community server. Further, to facilitate a seamless single sign-on from the "portal" to the community. My preference is to keep the choice of community software to java-based and open source. Liferay is one example of it. JForum is another though it is limited to just discussion forums and not other modalities such as blogs and wikis.
Presently, the custom "portal' provides its own authentication/authorization mechanism based on user information in the MySQL database. It appears that for a scalable and flexible account provisioning across multiple systems, I am better of refactoring this to be based on a CAS-based authentication supported by a directory server such as OpenLDAP. It seems like with this approach I might be able to integrate with a community server such as Liferay.
If I extend my choice of community server to a PHP-based solution such as Drupal, can I accomplish the same result through a CAS-based approach? Any recommendations on how to federate identity (and enable SSO) between a custom Java webapp and Drupal? Entry point (login) for a user to the community will only be through the custom "portal".
CAS is a very popular method. Here is a Drupal module to support SSO into a Drupal installation.
I looking for free ASP.NET based content management system (CMS) which has the following features:
Blogs (Admin, some super users can have their own blogs)
Forums (Admins can create forums. Some moderation features)
Admin Dashboard
Integration with LinkedIn, Orkut and Facebook (native or through freely available add-ons)
Support for moderated user registration (moderated by Admin)
Windows Sharepoint services 3.0 is an option. With some tweaking, it supports all the above and there are free third party web parts available.
NB: The CMS listed must be free, as in beer.
I would recommend you to check the free edition of Kentico CMS.
You might want to check out Sitefinity. It has the first three features built-in. I'm not sure what you mean by integration with social networks, but what Sitefinity has is bookmarking content from the CMS in those networks. Moderated user registration can be handled by the addition of a custom Membership provider, the same way as in ASP.NET
We decided to go with Umbraco for this.