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In my application, i want to use php to integrate QuickBooks by PHP. So From a web server(with PHP), I want to call QuickBooks Desktop version App to push data and retrieve data. I am stuck here. I do not know where to start? Someone asked me to start with webconnector. I wonder like other webservices have a URL, we need to push the data to that url and they will do the rest. Is this the same? Or any other process I need to follw? So Please please can any one there to help me out? I want to to know the full process and if any sample code available for the same in php. Requirement: 1. My app is

I need to get a number of test accounts (companies) for QuickBooks Online so that we can finish developing and testing our app. We have reached out to Intuit in order to try and obtain these and have been told to just use 30-day trials. These periods are too short for our development cycle so we purchased accounts to use. These accounts have been shut off / locked on us and we are just getting vague answers as to why. We would love to know why so that we can stop doing any possible harmful activity, but alas it has been difficult to get any information in regards to that. Our developers are

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . I am getting error -2147220472 when I try to connect to Quickbooks. The application is executed by a windows service. The log file is as follows: I 8788 RequestProcessor ========= Started Connection ========= I 8788 RequestProcessor Request Processor, QBXMLRP2 v12.0 I 8788 RequestProcessor Connection opened by app named 'QBWatcher' I 8788 RequestProcessor OS: Microsoft Professional (build 9200), 64

The idea is to implement a QBWC web service using Node.js which can serve multiple incoming requests in an asynchronous fashion. Currently I am looking into qbws which is a Node.js web service for QuickBooks Desktop Web Connector. Any ideas on how I can extend this to support an asynchronous architecture for the service methods? Thanks in Advance! JohnB The soap module supports asynchronous function calls which makes this easy to do. To use the same template as my other answer , here's how you'd do that: var soap = require('soap'); var yourService = { QBWebConnectorSvc: { QBWebConnectorSvcSoap

[edit] We're collecting credit application data from users on a web form. I have not tied my web form directly into QB. I have no idea what the QB table structure is for this collection of data - nor of how it displays it to the user because I've never actually worked directly with QB. Others in my office do however. I would still appreciate any information about open source / free options. I'll simplify the problem by removing the first desired option. Let's just talk about importing a flat file into quickbooks. I don't have a copy of quickbooks that I can play with, so I have no idea what

I'm trying to develop a simple webform application to create/edit invoice from a .aspx page and want to sync QB Desktop & MS SQL database using web connector & .ASMX web service ( 2 way sync: QBD -> web app & web app > QBD ). Here is a what I did: I've setup QB Desktop US version 19 (latest) and Web connector Added an application via adding .QWC file (I'm using this default .qwc file without any changes, not sure even how can I make it!!) Step 1 & 2, are done but looking for proper solution to start with the development part. I've referred some other StackOverflow questions and found this

Hi i've been trying to add payments using the quickbooks sdk, so far so good I'm able to do everything but when I send the request to quickbooks I got a message that the transaction is empty here is my sample code: the code is using one of the sample company from quickbooks so if you past this on a c# project it will run right away private static void CreatePayment() { //var Customers = GetCustomers(); bool sessionBegun = false; bool connectionOpen = false; QBSessionManager sessionManager = null; try { //Create the session Manager object sessionManager = new QBSessionManager(); //Create the