I try to setup a paypal intergration in my android app where my webserver does the job.. I'm not sure how it works, i only know its possible for IOS.
sorry for the crappy explanation..
Already found it.. Mobile Express Checkout Library (MECL) is what i was looking for.
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I have involved with a serious problem. I want to checkout via paypal in android. I saw this link How to integrate paypal to android app using webview and run it. I found that paypal page opened but there is written "demo" in the left-bottom. so i am confused should i used it for my real application?
if yes, What parameters should i need to pass? and how can i do it?
second I run to paypal sdk. and there is a sample demo. i run it and found that it login without internet. Please any once help me how can i exact use it.
do there any exact source code?
Your help is my great help!
Thank you
Jeff here from the PayPal Android SDK. I'm not sure I fully understand your issue. Are you using the PayPal Android SDK? If so, please ensure you're following the readme during your integration. Naturally, the SDK will allow login without internet in mock mode.
I am trying to integrate payment gateway in my android app.
Purpose of app is to buy online e books.
Site is already Developed and it is using EBS service for payment.
To be specific App is designed for Asian countries only.
Can anyone help me regarding this?
Do i need to simply call my site URL for this or it is not a practical approach.
Any help would make work my simpler as i am not familiar with this stuff.
Please help me if you have experience with it but please do not just copy paste links as i have gone through many sites for that.
Here, EBS support you can find the API that EBS provides. There is no specific API currently available for android. I think you should have to implement it at your server side and make a call with web services.
I have a website that has a forum with users. I would like to integrate this functionality into my application? How would i go about doing this? If anyone has some instructions to start with that will be great. Or a tutorial some where.
Add a webview and try to make a mobile friendly version of your forum. You can also call the web browser.
It will save you a lot of trouble.
I know this app forum sdk that provide a native library and bundles to enable a forum in your app. Much faster and quicker response than webview.
I am trying to add a social aspect to my app where one can post there results (a common feature).
I have found some sites that describe how to do this using Facebook Connect http://www.mobisoftinfotech.com/blog/android/845/
and others, like the Facebook developer site point you towards using the SDK and downloading through Github.
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/mobile/
Anyone have any experience with this? What is the difference between the two options and which is better for apps?
All the other questions that seem relevant are years old.
I would recommend using the Facebook-Android-SDK for a couple reasons.
It comes from Facebook themseleves. ...Perhaps this is actually a reason not to use it! :)
It uses OAuth for authentication, which is good, and it is pretty easy to use.
The Graph API. It is pretty robust, and also easy to use.
Please note that I have not used FB-Connect before, so I may be a bit biased...
Facebook Connect has been deprecated and you should use the SDK - Integrating Facebook Connect with a Web Page
I have familiary with the facebook-android-sdk I've never had a problem with it and it seems to work very well.
It doesn't really make sense not to use the native SDK unless you are using a webapp imo.
Also I think FBConnect has been deprecated.
I want to use default Android credentials for specific phone to pass authentication test in Google Apps, but documentation is terrible :-(, and worst of all I'm a newbie.
Anyone have a idea how to do it?
There are some apache libs for it, but as I mentioned documentation is very weak. Here is reference to this class.
best,
Patrick
Do you mean user's Google account and password? If yes then it cannot be done to my knowledge. Sorry
Documentation for the Apache HttpComponents can be found on the Apache HttpComponents Web site.
Specifically, you may be interested in the examples, such as the client authentication example.