I am newbee in magento and i have got task to integrate third party application (built in Dot Net) with magento. Though i know that magneto provide web services which we can integrate with third party application and retrieve all eCommerce records from magento to third party application.
But in my case i have strange requirement where i have to integrate third party app into magento and use only shopping cart functionality of magento.Here catch is that i dont want to create product or catalogue in magento but i have to fetch all data from .net application.
and after successful shopping, send back invoice no to .net app.
Can anybody tell me is it possible to integrate third party app and fetch all its data in magento .
In nut shell i would say that, is it possible to consume third party application web services in magento.
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I'm a Sitecore beginner, working on Sitecore 8 with ASP.NET.
There is a page where an Ajax call has to be made to get data.
Created a test web service in the project which responds to the ajax call with success. This service will be a wrapper.
I understand, I have to consume one of the 3 options (in the title) inside the test service, to get the Sitecore items and do stuff.
But all 3 appear similar to me & not sure which one to go with, to achieve my task
Also,
1. Is there an advantage of one over the other.
2. ..and when to use which one.
Sitecore Services Client is the framework or namespace that both Item Service and Entity Service sit within. Item Web API is the legacy framework.
Use Item service if you want to do basic stuff with the sitecore Items as this is a prebuilt api. Entity Service allows you to create your own API using the Sitecore.Services.Client framework and give you much more power and control.
https://mikerobbins.co.uk/2015/01/06/entityservice-sitecore-service-client/
Use can also use Sitecore.Services.Client to do the routing and you write the controller. see https://mikerobbins.co.uk/2015/06/25/sitecore-service-client-servicesapicontroller/
I am building a Django site that will consume a 3rd party's REST API and pull its XML data into the site. Is there a tutorial on how to do this in Django. I am fine with a high level overview of the wheres and hows of the steps involved. Thanks in advance.
I want to develop an app with mirror api for the novel google glasses. Is it possible to call an external web service from the glassware? I have to use this web service to obtain the informations to display in the timeline cards.
If it is possible, how I can do it?
You need to provide a web service that interacts with the user's timeline to insert cards, but you can interact with whatever other web services you want from within yours in order to get the data that you push. Something like this:
insert timeline get 3rd party
cards data response
User's <-------------- Your Mirror <------------- Third party
Glass --------------> web service -------------> web service
subscribed make request
notifications for 3rd party
(menu items, data
location)
The simple answer is YES.
You'll probably want to develop your Glassware using the Google Mirror API as a server-based web application. (This doesn't require you to run any code on Glass, instead your application is written in PHP, Java, Python, .NET or one of the other languages supported by the Mirror API and resides on a web/cloud server.)
Your web-based application can then make any sorts of web-based API calls to other external web services or APIs, retrieve data or information and then format and send this information to your Google Glass device. How you consume these 3rd party web-services depends on your choice of programming language, but pretty much all of these languages have support for consuming external web service via XML, REST, JSON or SOAP.
This is really a stupid question.. I really can't figure this out so need help
Basically, our web application will exchange data with another software company web application. That company has already exposed their webservice, and we can perform crud operation via their rest api. If we can full fill our requirement via their rest api, do my software company need to build our own webservice server? In which case do company build their own webservice server?
You should only need to create a webservice on your side if the other application needs to request and consume data from your application. If you're merely passing data to their API and consuming the response, there should be no need for you to create an API.