quickbooks

I wrote a QB integration a few years ago that uses the Web Connector to read and write data to and from QB desktop products. It works well but I am not in love with the Web Connector. I am tasked with setting up another QB integration. I was hoping to avoid using the Web Connector this time. There are a few reasons why I am trying to avoid the Web Connector but the main reason is I would like to make this integration work with both Desktop and Online versions of QB. Is it possible to use the Intuit Sync Manager to sync the company data up to Intuit and then just use the standard Online APIs to

This question already has an answer here: “no data exchange required” 1 answer Am setting up a basic SOAP service to add dummy customers into QuickBooks. When I load the QWC file to the web connector, it runs and gives a message that No Data Exchange required and then it doesn't add any records to the QuickBooks Desktop Application. This is my SOAP Server: <?php error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT); ini_set('display_errors', 1); if (function_exists('date_default_timezone_set')) { date_default_timezone_set('Africa/Nairobi'); } require_once '../../QuickBooks.php'; $user = 'mutie'; $pass = 'mutie';

I have MVC code pattern written in java build in Lotus Notes. Wanted to call the java view in Lotus Notes Xpages to authenticate the app using oauth2.0 in lotus notes xpages. The same SDK provided for .net i am able to execute need help in java xpages. Method in JavaMVC @RequestMapping("/connectToABC") public View connectToABC(Session session) throws NotesException { return new RedirectView(oauth2Config.prepareUrl(scopes, redirectUri, csrf), true, true, false); } XPAGES importPackage(com.abc.developer.sampleapp.oauth2.controller); var obj = new OAuth2Controller(); obj.connectToABC(session);

Using IPP.NET SDK v2.0.1, need to get a PDF version of an invoice as a file, just like it would have been e-mailed to a customer. I have the Invoice object retrieved from the service already. How can this be done? Is is not yet supported in QBO V3 API service. This feature should be included in future API releases. Attachment is not same as what you are looking for. But still, you can have a look if it serves your purpose. https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0025_quickbooksapi/0050_data_services/020_key_concepts/attachments This feature was available in QBO V2( it is deprecated now). https:/

We're currently using the Windows QBSDK to interact with QuickBooks. We're evaluating IPP going forward. However, the QBSDK uses ListID's / TransactionID's to identify objects and IPP uses a different scheme. Is there a way to determine the mapping between the two? Asked the same question at IDN and was told there is not away to perform this translation. However, a little bit of assistance from a partner, some careful watching of results between IPP and QuickBooks and I have a fairly decent answer. A typical ID in QuickBooks looks like this: 80000001-1296949588 The first portion is the

I am using firefox rest client to make a rest request to quickbook api. below are fields I am using : URL : https://quickbooks.api.intuit.com/v3/company/companyId/vendor/2 Method : POST Header : Content-Type : application/xml OAuth : Consumer key : **** consumer secret : **** Access Token : **** Access token secret : **** I am copying these tokens directly from https://appcenter.intuit.com/Playground/OAuth/IA Strange part is when these tokens are used in data service of IPP V3 Java Devkit, these token works. I have no idea why these tokens will work with data service devkit and not on rest