We have a subscription with SmartyStreets and have used successfully with MSSql.Net, but want to apply to a PeopleSoft page for address validation and formating. Any code suggestions would be helpful? Does it have to go through PSoft integration broker? (not very experienced on IB) Any security issues to deal with? We use Oracle database, on a Unix operating system.
Thanks in advance for any assist. Marsha
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I have an app in Google's Play Store that had an update rejected recently and the app subsequently pulled. We've corrected the issues, at least I think we have, but Google can't test the app because they keep receiving access errors. I believe these are due to the fact that the application testing is being done from an IP/subnet that we have blocked, perhaps mistakenly, for previous suspected fraudulent activity. I've tried filing appeals and asking for the IP info but have had no success.
Does Google maintain a list of IP addresses they use for testing so I can whitelist them on my servers? If not, is there a better way to contact Google and ask for this information?
Thanks for whatever help you can provide! Apologies if this is the wrong forum to ask this, I am not actually the developer but having to troubleshoot this on behalf of the developer so I'm not as knowledgeable on the community or resources.
I have been facing a issue while connecting database via Meraki VPN when working remotely.
When working from office it does not ask me to login using Azure account. Because we do not have one. However, it keeps asking to login and then when I do so it says your account does not have valid subscriptions while there is no need of that.
I have done all troubleshooting steps mentioned on Microsoft reference doc, turned of firewall Follow the ink to see the image. Added inbound rule and whatnot.
Is there any other way to deal with this problem. Any help would be appreciated
I got the solution for this by working with our IT department. My IP address was not whitelisted by my company. After whitelisting, I could login in SSMS vis VPN.
Tip:- Before trying to troubleshoot by following steps given by Microsoft, make sure your personal device is registered as well with your IT department.
We're implementing a slackbot internally in our company.
Because we cannot open a local server on internet, we want to bypass interactive message system.
Is there any way to do so ? A custom event for example ?
Thanks,
Yohann.
No, that is not possible.
And frankly, you can not use much of Slack's functionality without exposing your app to the Internet, so that Slack can interact with it.
But there are ways to expose your app to the Internet, without compromising the security of your company network. One way is to use a secure tunnel to your "localhost". A service provided by companies like ngrok.
See also this answer to a similar problem.
This is not a code question but more of a process question. I've had a few people ask me about CRMs and the way they connect to email. I'm not sure about how they do this. When I write web or iOS applications I can send email via API or SMTP but I'm not sure how to really make a CRM "interact" with an email account.
Thanks
R
I know about - Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
It has its own Email router/Server side sync (Exchange) to deliver & receive email through Queue concept.
Even the most powerful Outlook client helps to integrate with CRM from your workplace :)
(These are just pointers, pls explore yourself with these keywords in google)
We have a Microsoft web stack web site, we have a members database.
We want to start doing mass-emails to our (opted in) membership.
I don't particularly want to re-invent the wheel with a system for having a web form submit and then mass send emails looping through thousands of records without timing out and overloading the server...
I guess I'm looking for something like Mailman, that can run on a windows (ASP/ASP.NET + SQL Server) backend and do the work for me, with suitable APIs to manage the subscriber list and send emails to that list.
Suggestions please?
I agree with acrosman, third parties that host email lists are a good way to go. A very reliable site I've found for mass emailing is http://mailing-list-services.com/. They do a good job to make sure their servers are never black listed or marked as spam. I've used them a few times, their website design blows, but their service is awsome. The Lyris Listmanager software they use has a pretty extensive API.
Advanced Intellect has some great tools, like aspNetEmail and ListNanny.
MaxBulkMailer might be a solution for you? The organisation I work for uses it to connect to www.authsmtp.com which gives us credits for a certain number of e-mails that we can send per month. You can import a spreadsheet of your mailing list or tap straight into a SQL server and pull the names and addresses. Available for Mac and Windows.
(not a sales pitch)
my company offers mail manager, but it's a hosted service. It has a full API though.
You can also check out how DotNetNuke does this
Unless your running a business that specializes in email, I'd suggest you find a hosted solution. There are 100's of little issues that come up when you run your own service over time. A hosted solution can save you lots of time and effort (and therefore money).