I want to intagrate paypal into my android app, for that, I have integrate the paypal android sdk, but it doesn't fit to all my needs, because I need to custome langage and alert and so on
for that I am wondering if I can integrate the resp api sdk php of paypal into my android app and create my own view in android and communicate directly with my php server which in turn will communicate with paypal server
here is the php rest api here
what yould you advise me
thank you in advance
What is it that the PayPal Android SDK does not do for you, and/or what language do you need that we do not support? We have a pretty extensive set of languages for you to localize with.
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I am developing an demo application to integrate Amazon Pay In android application. Is there any proper documentation for the same. Thanks in advance
For using Amazon Pay in a mobile app, I'd recommend you to create a (or re-use an existing) web-based Amazon Pay integration as described in the official documentation. For most scenarios the "One-time payments" guide will be the integration guide you want to refer to. You would simply call this web page then from the Android app (or iOS app, or whatever) and send the buyer back to the app after the payment has been completed.
As the integration is independent from Android in this scenario, you can of course use any programming language you prefer. Using PHP, Java, C# (or other .NET languages), Ruby or Python is recommended though as there are officially supported SDKs available for those.
For other "in-app" integration options, you should contact Amazon Pay directly.
I am currently assigned for a task that requires me to build a mobile app/client, based on existing SharePoint server. All I have so far is the idea to build the app using Xamarin on Visual Studio and later I might connect it with SharePoint.
Can anybody explain to me the steps to do so?
Or if anybody have a better idea on developing SharePoint mobile app not using xamarin?
To dev your mobile App, you need to use REST API of SharePoint or you can use the CSOM (Client SharePoint Object Model).
have a look at this link witch explain how to do that with rest api : Build mobile apps for other platforms using SharePoint 2013
From the little I understand regarding Sharepoint, you will need the app you build to connect to the SQL Server in order to use the data thats on the sharepoint server?
I am a beginner in django. I covered the basic poll application in the django site. Now I want my android app to communicate with django application. As I googled, the suggestion was to build an API. But is it possible to access the server from an android application like I access the views from my browser using urls, as suggested in the basic poll app in the django site. Or should I use an API?
You should use api for that however you can use webview in android dev.
I integrated this library https://github.com/paypal/PayPal-Android-SDK to my Application. Sandbox works fine, but production fails when I try to pay directly.
PayPal manual explain this reason. I can't use REST Api for direct payments in my country. But I can use Classic API.
So I registered application here https://www.paypal-apps.com/user/my-account/applications and got Sandbox ID and Live App ID.
But what next? If I use this Sandbox ID, PayPal SDK says that it's not right ID. As I understand PayPal SDK tries to use REST API automatically. But how I can use it for Classic API?
Googling this problem gets me to this page http://paypal.github.io/sdk/, but there's no Android library (Android tab exists, but useless).
How to connect Classic API by PayPal SDK?
The PayPal Android SDK (Native) is built on top of REST APIs, and does not include any classic APIs in it.
To implement classic APIs on an Android device, you may want to setup the server side SDK (in whatever programming language you prefer, and obtain server SDKs from http://paypal.github.io/sdk/), and use the webview controller in your APP to load the server pages.
PayPal will be adaptive to mobile device resolutions so that there's no extra API codings required on the APP side.
I am embarking on the creation of an Android application (and subsequently iOS, if it makes a difference to the answer) as a mobile version of an existing website. I would like users on the website to be able to log into the mobile version and vice versa.
The website is written in ASP.NET MVC and I was planning to use ASP.NET Web API (accepting and returning xml/json) to submit/retrieve necessary data for the application. The website uses a .NET membershipprovider for authentication.
Can I reuse my existing authentication mechanisms to authenticate android users and enable them to log into the Android App? If so, what is the suggested method of doing so?
Thanks,
JP
Considering that you want to create an android version and later an iOS version too, you should consider using a web based framework for mobiles. Take a look at jQuery mobile
These are not for everyone. They work great for webapps. But are not as fast as native apps.
Your native application would only be a wrapper then that presents the mobile version of you site in a web view. Both android and iOS have support for this.
Would save you a lot of code rewrite and maintenance if it works for you.
If you do want to create a native app, you can definitely create a WebAPI based login and use that from an android client.