I am working with the Bluesnap payment gateway api and what I found that I have to add my IP address in sandbox of bluesnap. But how could I know what will be my IP address while I am trying to call the API From Salesforce.
The IP filtering can be disabled upon request. You just need to contact their support team telling them why you need it disabled.
I'm working for BlueSnap;
I wanted to let you know that we've just went live with our new SalesForce integration, see our documentation for more details:
https://support.bluesnap.com/docs/salesforce
Dan.
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We have a web application written in React that integrates with Stripe to take payments.
When the user accesses the Apply Pay option, the popup immediately closes before they can complete the transaction.
The domain has been added to the Apple Pay settings on Stripe
There are no errors or logs in the javascript console to indicate an issue.
This is using Stripe Connect
The same page works perfectly on Google Pay
The page in question is publicly accessible here: https://whitecobalt.rendr.co.uk/pay?key=0tRvBe7q4E10230
I have recorded a screen-share video of the issue, which can be viewed here:
Has anyone else experienced this or is able to point us in the right direction, we've tried everything, and we're a bit stumped!
Thanks in advance!
That usually means you didn't register the domain correctly for Apple Pay with Stripe.
On that page you are using Connect, you are trying to initialise stripe.js with the account acct_1M1B1IQ0dY0splyg.
So in that case you need to register the exact domain whitecobalt.rendr.co.uk on the connected account by making the /v1/apple_pay/domains API call described at https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/elements/payment-request-button?client=html#html-js-using-with-connect , using the livemode secret key of your platform account and that domain name/account ID as params.
Thank you - I have it working now.
It seems when you're working with Stripe Connect you need the domain in both the master Stripe account and the connected Stripe Account - then it works!
I want to know if There Is a solution to send an email on a Code Name One app using Gmail Api,
i have an exception When i m using javaxmail,
error: cannot find symbol
import java.util.Properties;
symbol: class Properties
thanks in Advance.
You can use Display.sendMessage to send an email in Codename One. However, this is an "interactive" API that will launch the users email client and he'll need to press send to perform the actual emailing.
Alternatively you can use the sendgrid cn1lib to send an email via sendgrid. I would recommend against that though. If you send an email from the device that means your credentials (password etc.) would be on the device. A better way would be to contact your backend server and ask it to send the email for you. That way a hacker can't decompile your app and find out your credentials.
I agree with Shai's response, I'd just like to add a few more thoughts.
Sending emails from a mobile application (regardless of whether it is developed with Codename One) has two major problems:
the first problem, as mentioned by Shai, concerns the credentials: putting your Gmail account inside the client app code is a very bad idea;
the second problem is specifically about Gmail, since you're not referring to a generic mail service, but to Gmail itself: Stack Overflow is not the place to make recommendations on which services to use, however I can tell you why Gmail is probably not what you want to use. The main problem is that Gmail, when used for "third-party apps" (which Gmail considers insecure), doesn't allow you to change IP addresses frequently: if it notices an IP change, it blocks the service and forces you to manually unblock it in the security settings. Obviously the problem is minor if Gmail is contacted by your server that has a static IP address, but it becomes a big problem if Gmail is contacted directly from your users' phones, each of which will have a different IP.
That said, if your app made with Codename One needs to send emails (e.g. to activate new users), I recommend:
your app can use Codename One's Rest class to make a REST call to your RESTful server backend;
in your server, you could use an alternative service to Gmail that doesn't give problems if you change the server IP address every now and then or if you use the server both locally and remotely. For what is my experience, I can tell you that on my Spring Boot server I use org.springframework.mail.javamail.JavaMailSender, which is compatible with various mail services (just for information, I use a free ZohoMail account, however there may be many other alternative and equally valid mail services that I do not know).
As for using Codename One's Rest class, I'll point you to the developer guide (https://www.codenameone.com/developer-guide.html#_rest_api) and to this blog posts: https://www.codenameone.com/blog/terse-rest-api.html and https://www.codenameone.com/blog/new-rest-calls.html
When making Rest calls with Codename One, always keep in mind that there may be no Internet connection or other connectivity issues (or server-side errors), so careful handling of possible errors is critical.
What I have done:
I have added my domain app.mydomain.com to my app engine project, and can successfully visit id.appspot.com using app.mydomain.com.
I have registered mydomain.com on google app for business.
The problem:
The problem is -- I am NOT able to send emails using #mydomain.com address. If I register an info#mydomain.com as an developer, this will probably solve the problem, but we need to send from more than one address, and I don't think registering a new developer for each address is reasonable.
Anybody knows how to solve this? Thanks!
You have two options:
Register all emails that you want to use as administrators/developers but as you mentioned in your post you don't want to do that.
Use SendGrid (or any other email services like Mandrill, Mailgun, etc.) which will give you a lot more features comparing to what GAE offers, including 25k free emails instead of GAE's 100.
According to the docs, the sender would need to be an administrator on the project (called "owner" in the new Developers Console). Another route would be to just use a separate email sending service like SendGrid or Postmark.
You can use the GMail API to send emails as users of your domain. Note that the emails need to be aliases, groups or users of your domain.
You shouldn't have any problem adding and verifying your domain, adding the necessary permissions to send emails. Then, every email address in your domain can be used. See here in the docs: https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/mail/#Java_Sending_mail
How to get the e-mail contents by getting the user's login details in google app engine?
Try taking a look at the GMail API. You'll probably want to use OAuth.
https://developers.google.com/gmail/
This is exactly what I'm doing in my current project. Google App Engine Blog introduced a company named "Context.IO" and they provide very easy API to access GMail. I've implemented it in my project successfully.
Links
GAE Blog
Demo (You can look for a contact, and get all its emails...)
My Experience
They also provide a Explore feature that allow you to post and get json data from your gmail accounts.
However, if you registered for a free API key here, they will limit to 3 mailboxes per day. You can run a cron job to delete it daily. The nice thing is that you can contact them to get more mailboxes for development purposes :)
Hope my experience can help you
You can also use google service account. https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2ServiceAccount#creatinganaccount
Then you can use it in order to get access to account under your domain.
$client = new Google_Client();
$client->setApplicationName('My App');
$client->setAuthConfigFile('path/to/service_account.json');
$client->useApplicationDefaultCredentials();
// account that we want to check
$client->setSubject('account#mydomain.com');
$client->setAccessType('offline');
$client->setScopes([Google_Service_Gmail::GMAIL_READONLY]);
$service = new Google_Service_Gmail($client);
$messagesResponse = $service->users_messages->listUsersMessages('me');
I'd like to have emails to a given domain, say http://mydomain.com/, processed by an AppEngine app, let's call it http://emailprocessor.appspot.com/ .
That is, an email to "hello#mydomain.com" should be received and processed by emailprocessor.appspot.com as if it was an email to "hello#emailprocessor.appspot.com" .
I imagine I could do this via MX records for my mydomain.com domain, but I can't find instructions anywhere.
Is this possible, and if so does one set it up?
Also there is no direct support for this according to documentation
BUT
if your http://mydomain.com/ hosted on google apps and you create user hello#mydomain.com as gmail account and in it configure email forwarding rule to the "hello#emailprocessor.appspotmail.com" it should work as it works for any general gmail account email forwarding. It preserves original headers like sender etc.
I almost sure that most of other mail services or servers can support this feature. check documentation of your mail service.
PAY ATTENTION! it must be emailprocessor.appspotmail.com note the appspotmail.com not appspot.com
I did not try it myself yet so I will be happy if you confirm that this works. Again it should.
What I have done is to point the MX record to a server that allows you to do email domain forwarding. Then you can forward all emails to emailprocessor.appspotmail.com.
The advantage of this is that you catch all usernames: hello#mydomain.com, goodbye#mydomain.com, etc...
If your host has cPanel see this: http://www.siteground.com/tutorials/email/email_domain_forwarding.htm
No, there's no documented support for receiving mail on a custom domain.
You would need to host mail elsewhere and configure a forwarder to emailprocessor.appspotmail.com.