Is this possible to Implement the ability to post to Google+ platform using web application?
I have searched through https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/dotnet/get_started but did not find any solution yet.
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https://developers.google.com/+/quickstart/csharp.
VS c# sample is also available
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I have created chatbot demo application from article http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/creating-a-simple-bot-application-using-microsoft-bot-framew/
Now I just want to integrate this chat bot to my existing asp.net web application, for this I have created a asp.net website and published it on file system locally
can anyone please tell how to integrate this?
There is a prebuilt solution for this known as the Webchat control. It is an open source project which offers customization. You can also put it on you website just as an iFrame if you would rather go that route. Take a look at the readme on the repo to get started. there is also this doc that tells you how to include webchat as a channel in your bot registration.
I have a working google calendar integration with Console and web as explained in https://developers.google.com/google-apps/calendar/quickstart/dotnet .
I am unable to get any direct way to integrate the same with classic asp.
Is there any way, I can integrate google calendar with Oauth2 in classic asp ?
Thanks in advance.
You could look at the excellent CHilkat components. He provides examples about ways to consume many API's, including Google Calendar.
You can get examples on this website : http://rest-examples.chilkat.io/google_calendar/asp/default.cshtml
The main website with extended docs is located at https://www.chilkatsoft.com/
Is there a way to post data from a ASP.NET application to Google+ account of a user. Does Google+ provide any API for the .NET platform?
Since the Google+ API is now available, you can use the Google APIs Client Library for .NET to access the API.
As of 9-7-2011, the API has not yet been released:
http://googleplusplatform.blogspot.com/
There is, however, a platform preview for which you can sign up:
http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/platform-preview/
Here is some discussion of the issue as well as some unofficial (that is to say, they will break eventually) APIs:
http://blog.programmableweb.com/2011/07/18/the-unofficial-google-plus-api-wait-which-one/
I need to use google accounts in my ASP.NET application. Did somebody do it? I have many questions about it
StackOverflow does it. Use the OAuth/OpenID libraries for .NET - DotNotOpenAuth.
I am starting to build a new web application that will require user accounts. Now that I have an OpenID that I am using for this site I thought it would be cool if I could use OpenID for authentication in my application. Are there any good tutorials on how to integrate OpenID with an ASP.NET site?
See Scott Hanselman's post on using DotNetOpenID in ASP.NET. Andrew Arnott's blog is full of samples on using DotNetOpenID with ASP.NET, including ASP.NET MVC.
I recently hooked up DotNetOpenID for the Subtext 2.0 release. It went really smoothly - the code samples included with the DotNetOpenID download are pretty helpful. The one thing I'd recommend is that you just use the library and avoid the ASP.NET control. It uses table based layout (hardcoded) and is pretty difficult to restyle.
DotNetOpenId available at http://code.google.com/p/dotnetopenid
Are there any good tutorials on how to integrate OpenId with an ASP.NET site?
Andrew Arnott's post titled "How to add OpenID to your ASP.NET web site (in C# or VB.NET)"
I'm considering the same thing. On the Open ID site, there's a link 'For Developers' # http://openid.net/developers/ and from there is a link to 'Open Libraries' # http://wiki.openid.net/Libraries and finally from there is one called 'DotNetOpenID' # http://dotnetopenid.googlecode.com/ which is probably what you're looking for.
Good luck.
DotNetNuke may not be a good current example. When we did the integration, DotNetOpenID was not currently supporting OpenID 2.0 spec. I hacked together a fork to get the 2.0 support and have not had a chance to rip it back out for the official DotNetOpenID 2.0 release.
You should check out the DotNetNuke codebase as well, they have been using OpenID for the last several revisions, and you'll find working code for implementing it there.