Where can I post feature request to the Azure Search dev team?
Found this, but its seems to be dead, or?
https://feedback.azure.com/d365community/forum/9325d19e-0225-ec11-b6e6-000d3a4f07b8
That is the correct website for feature requests. You can sort by "newest" to see recent posts.
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I am just getting started with Azure Logic Apps and want to try connecting to SugarCRM.
I was pleased to see this guidance suggesting I should be able to find the SugarCRM connector in the Azure marketplace
https://github.com/Huachao/azure-content/blob/master/articles/app-service-logic/app-service-logic-connector-sugarcrm.md
However, when I try to find it by going to the marketplace on portal.azure.com and searching for SugarCRM, I do not see the connector in the results as described in the above link.
Either it is no longer published or I am doing something wrong. Do I need to do anything special to be able to access this?
I check this on the portal I could find it, then I consult the Azure official. The response is
SugarCRM was on product plan and later was removed. So it was never formally released.
So this feature is not available, if you insist on using this you could go to feedback and vote up this feature. When there are enough people vote for it, there is more chance for it to be added. Here is the feedback link:https://feedback.azure.com/forums/287593-logic-apps/suggestions/20565706-add-sugarcrm
We are thinking of creating a site in Angular that would get the information from SharePoint Online site using a Web API. The site and the Web API will be on Azure. The problem that I have is weather or not it is feaseable to query SharePoint Online using on single generic user that would authenticate for each request, or maybe using some sort of additional unique identifier for identifiyng each request, but same user overall. Do you believe it is possible? I have little experience on Azure and SharePoint Online, so any suggestion is welcomed. Thank you in advance.
BR,
Anisia
Yes, it is possible. At Web API level you can call sharepoint (use client-side object model (CSOM) for this) using single user for authentication.
I've created the game thru Google Play Developer Console (it is ready for testing, but not published yet).
Two service accounts are added there as testers - myappid#appspot.gserviceaccount.com (Google App Engine service account) and 64436212345-enq9gkd1abcdefghjec2kha39je5ojsc#developer.gserviceaccount.com (manually created service account, it was created before an access to Google Play Game Services API was given). First one is used for production GAE environment, second one is for development environment (run with --appidentity_email_address). Both accounts work well with Google Analytics API.
Now I try to use these accounts to work with Google Play Game Services API.
The following code is used for authorization and works fine:
credentials = AppAssertionCredentials(scope=['https://www.googleapis.com/auth/games', 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/plus.login'])
http = credentials.authorize(httplib2.Http(memcache))
But I am getting an error when trying to access achievements definition (also tried to get application metadata - got the same issue):
response = service.achievementDefinitions().list().execute()
In development environment I get
<HttpError 404 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/games/v1/achievements?alt=json returned "The requested application with ID 64436212345 was not found.">
and in production:
<HttpError 500 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/games/v1/achievements?alt=json returned "">
What is wrong there? Are service accounts supported by Google Play Services API?
Upd. Further analysis showed that 64436212345 is an ID of my GAE application, when an ID of my Google Play application is 760943112345.
So, I went to Google Developer Console for application 760943112345 and added 64436212345-enq9gkd1abcdefghjec2kha39je5ojsc#developer.gserviceaccount.com and myappid#appspot.gserviceaccount.com as the member their. It didn't help.
Then I generated new service account ID there and run GAE locally with this service account. In result, I've started to get
<HttpError 401 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/games/v1/applications/760943112345?alt=json returned "User has not completed registration.">
Of course, my service account doesn't have Google+ profile.
I am also struggling with service accounts and Google game services, and am stuck at the same point (my service account doesn't have a G+ account).
The only indication I have found in the Google literature (supposedly Updated Jan 22, 2014) says service accounts are not supported:
Warning: Very few Google APIs currently support Service Accounts. Service accounts are >currently supported by the following Google developer services:
Google Cloud Storage
Google Prediction API
Google URL Shortener
Google OAuth 2.0 Authorization Server
Google BigQuery
This is embedded in some google api php client documentation however, so I cannot attest its validity.
Let me know if you have any luck getting this to work and I'll do the same!
Edit: here is the actual answer:
You have to create another API project and link it to your game's project, as explained in Getting Started with the Google Play Games Services Publishing API. The service accounts that you add to your game's project won't work. Also, you have to add this new API project through Google Play Developer Console, and not through Google Developers Console. As far as I remember, you go to the latter to get your key only. This whole situation took me forever to figure out.
I'm keeping the below text for future reference:
Edit: I wrote the answer below, thinking that you did not talk about the Publishing API. But you are, it seems. Or an earlier version of it. I hope the below answer will be useful for people looking to access Management API with a service account:
I struggled with the same and concluded that service accounts do not work with the GPGS Management API, which is the API that deals with achievements and things of that sort. Here are the facts that I used to reach this conclusion:
The only place in GPGS docs that service accounts are mentioned is the Publishing API.
Management API Docs contains descriptions for each function about the authorization requirements such as: "This method is only available to user accounts for your developer console.", while Publishing API Docs have no such descriptions.
The sample app for Management API does not use a service account.
It would be nice if this was a bit clearer in the GPGS docs. The generic Google Cloud docs that they link from GPGS pages made me believe that service accounts would work.
I'm trying to build a site that updates users' Google Talk statuses from Google App Engine using the built in XMPP Python API (or a third-party one, if one works better than another). I've been looking around for some examples or docs explaining how I would go about doing this, but nothing I find seems to offer a fully functional solution.
App Engine's XMPP Python developer docs suggest that updating a status can be done through the send_presence() method (see here):
xmpp.send_presence(to_jid, status="My app's status")
But, how would this be authenticated? Wouldn't I have to send the users password with the request? (Ideally, I'd like to do so using OAuth as suggested here.) Am I misunderstanding something?
Please excuse me if I'm missing something obvious, here. I'm pretty new to both Google App Engine and XMPP. Unlike a lot of examples I've found online, I don't want to create a chat "robot"; I merely want to change an existing user's Google Talk status. Thanks in advance for any pointers!
You can't change someone else' status using the XMPP API.
You can use the XMPP API to represent yourself, or your users (see the description of XMPP addresses in the GAE XMPP API docs).
You cannot send messages or update the status of a gmail user.
How do I setup Account Registration, Login, etc in Grails when developing for the Google App Engine? Normally I would use the Acegi plugin but I've read that it doesn't work with Google App Engine.
For reference, I'm using the Grails app-engine and gorm-jpa plugins.
Google App Engine allows you to manage users through their Google Accounts Java API. The page provides example codes which you can easily implement with Groovy.
Hope it helps.
You should take a look at this patch: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRAILSPLUGINS-1233. I haven't used it yet but might be what you are after.
In my opinion, it is essential to create custom authentication instead of using Google Account API to create any viable application run on GAE.
So, I created my own solution to tackle this problem which you may interested to have a look at URL:
http://grailsfuse.vobject.com/
(You will hit http 500 error for first request, please wait for 30 seconds and refresh)
The missing part is the self-registration page and remember me feature. Please contact us (hyperlink located below the page of URL above) if you are still interested.
Wish to heard from you soon!