I have problem in running working script (OTA API's) written for QC 10.0 on QC 11.5. I am not able to login in 11.5 through API's, i heard that v11.5 needs some client registration to be done to run the API's script. Could anybody tell me if you have faced same issue. Thank you.
i am getting the error: Unable to connect to QC.
The key points i have known from my research is that:
In QC 10.0 client registation used to happen by defualt, so API was running by default without any additional set up.
QC 11.5 client registration is not default, so it is stopping API's script to run on it.
The questions now i have how to do this client registration and all. And is it really necessary, can't i run the script directly or do registration on my own.
I was able to set up client registration. And these are the main points:
QC 10.0 does not require client registration to be done seperately, we login to QC 10.0 by opening browser as an admin, so this helps QC to register automatically.
QC 11.5 does not register client on its own, user has to do it seperately by clicking register link in addins page. Only then user can run API's scripts.
Now i am able to register the client and run my script on QC 11.5.
Let me know if anyone needs any help on this.
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Anyone is having problems retrieving Likendin connections with new apps?
With old apps my hybridauth app is retrieving connections just fine. While with new apps (I created 3 different apps) I keep getting Access to connections denied
When authenticating I got the correct scopes on likedin login screen(r_basic_profile, r_network, w_messages, r_emailaddresses)
Im using free plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-social-invitations/ which uses hybridauth
This is a recent problem with the linked. They have stopped providing member connection in their recent API change. Now you have to obtain a partner certificate in order to access member connection information. Even my production application has stopped this functionality to work. We might be removing linked from our application as it is of no use now with so much of restrictions.
Linkedin api changed recently, that's the reason scopes are not longer working
The get connections API in linked in has been deprecated follow this link to get the API' that are allowed as part of developers program right now.
I am new to asp.net. I have a project working. I need to send different mails every day at 12 am to different users. I need to know how to implement the method that will wake up every day at a certain period. Please help me with as much details possible as I am a complete beginner
Use Quartz.NET.
Quartz.NET is a full-featured, open source enterprise job scheduling system written in .NET platform that can be used from smallest apps to large scale enterprise systems.
You can use Windows Task Scheduler as well, but you need some specific windows permissions to do that on production server.
You can create a Windows Service that will be executed automatically at the time you want. The windows service should contain the code to send email.You can check out these links on Simple Windows Service Sample and Simple Windows Service which sends auto Email alerts. You can also implement a timer in your application that can manage it. If you want to do it this way then check this article.
Where would I find info about creating a user login system using meteor.js? Is there an existing library that I could use?
UPDATE 4: And Meteor now has full support for accounts, users, etc
see http://docs.meteor.com/#accounts_api
UPDATE 3: Since v0.5.0, Meteor supports authentication
and allow/deny rules on collections.
See http://docs.meteor.com/#allow for info.
Thanks, #Dan Dascalescu !
Update 2: As Greg points out, you actually can lock down the CRUD
methods by overriding them with empty functions (more info here:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/10116342/1180471). So while I assume the
auth functionality will make things simpler, you can already roll your
own with relatively low effort.
Original answer kept for historic purposes:
AFAIK meteor doesn't provide a way to do this yet since there is no way to lock down (part of) the database, so for the moment the only way to do it in a secure way is to bypass meteor and either:
- drop down to node and use a seperate database or authentication API
- use HTTP authentication
I imagine this is pretty high up on their todo list, though...
Update 1:
They already started implementing, you can see the code in the livedata-auth branch:
https://github.com/meteor/meteor/compare/master...livedata-auth
In the meantime, Meteor has implemented a full authentication and user management system, complete with a UI for easy login using popular OAuth services (Google, Facebook, GitHub, Twitter, Weibo).
It actually isn't too hard to do some simple auth in meteor. The blogging system britto has it setup. Essentially you, restrict the database from the client, then use an api key to make requests to server side methods.
restricting client db access: How do you secure the client side MongoDB API?
britto server code: https://github.com/jonathanKingston/britto/blob/master/server/server-britto.js
in the britto source, take a look at the methods create user and login user
You can find a working example of a user login system I've created for Meteor over at https://github.com/matb33/meteor-userauth.
You'll need Meteor > 0.3.5, so as of this writing you'll need to run the devel branch of meteor.
And you can also build a custom login system with Meteor very easily.
See my notes: http://meteorhacks.com/extending-meteor-accounts.html
I have some method that is invoked on Application_Start. And it starts on first page request by any user.
But i have another application, dependent on that task that fires during Application_Start.
So that if IIS/website is restarted- another application cant get some data from website, until someone requests page on the running website.
Is there a way to run some task on website start; without any interaction from user side, just to start website in IIS and do the job i want?
PS more details on implementation architecture:
Website starts an instance of messaging service and starts sending messages through that service(that is located on another server). I know that it would have been better to create wcf or windows service for this kind of things, but someone wrote this website before i was included in this project. So clients(that receive messages from messaging server) do not know anything about website. Here website is just administrative panel to turn on/off some messaging features.
My Solution
Created windows service for my task. Works well, under local system account has no problems with writing to windows event logs.
Check out this "The Dangers of Implementing Recurring Background Tasks In ASP.NET"
Also you should consider installing Quartz.NET as a service, so that you can setup scheduled tasks remotely.
You can try this.
Put an entry in your code into event log
Use the windows task scheduler to create a task
Create a trigger as "Begin the task On an event"
Create the action with the job you want
Is it possible to embed an external application inside the browser (IE, Chrome, Safari, Firefox) so it will look like a native web application but actually having access to the USB ports of the client machine? I have heard that I need to make an ActiveX control. I would like to use the .Net framework, but if that is not possible, maybe using Java or C++ will be fine.
I have to make an application that will allow to the users to connect an external device to an USB port, this device will take a backup of the information contained in a SIM card and send it to the user's account online agenda. So the user can restore it later using the same application. This should be a web application or at least look like one.
If the first is not possible. Is there any way to launch an external application from all the browsers, and then pass information to the browser window to allow it to refresh after the backup has been made?
Thanks for your help in advance.
First off this seems to be a big security issue and hence this is the reason why you might be finding it tricky.
What I would do is look at it from a different angle; what am I trying to achieve? How is the user going to use the data? Where is the user going to use the data?
From you question I have answered those questions with the following; I hope I've not miss interpretted anything.
I want to copy the data from an external sim card to a central location
I want the user to see this data from the central location; preferablly from a web application.
The user is going to see and use the data from the web app
Assuming all of these things are true; one design option is the following:
1 - Have a client based application which can read stuff from the usb device
2 - Have a secure webservice which the client based application can upload the data too
3 - Have a web application which can view this data and see refreshes
Let me go into bit more detail for each step.
1 - If you write a small client application it is installed or at least runs on the client computer. Due to this it can access the local client resources such as usb and interface with them. This will mean they can read the sim data throuogh this app, buut also potentially save it locally as well as upload the data. To access the web service they would enter their username/password so you could authenticate them for the upload.
2 - This web service would do the authentication from the client application, but also receive the data submitted from the client app. Acessing web services from .net now a days is really straight forward. Using this web service the client application could also do some checking to make sure the data has been updated and it could handle re-tries if the network dropped etc.
3 - The web front end of the system would interface to the same data source. This site would take the username / password to authenticate them on the site, but also let them see the uploaded data. As for the refreshes; if the user is logged in and looking at the data you could have a javascript timer polling an action/service to see when new records have been added etc. This could then display a message through jQuery or similar to notifiy the user. This could be similar to the notifications which StackOverflow gives when you visit for the first time or get a new badge etc.
Hope this helps :-)