I can't really seem to find anything publicly available. I'm just looking for something that will be able to take my alerts coming in via email or webhook and just automatically place the trade for me on mt4. Pointing me in the right direction or if anyone has worked on a project like this before and has some code I would really appreciate it.
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can anyone help me provide a hint on how to obtain orders from the ebay Sell/Order API ( not the xml, the REST-API)
the most obvious question is: which node is the right one? Buy/orders API (https://developer.ebay.com/api-docs/buy/order/static/overview.html) in my opinion isn't the right because:
i (the user of the endproduct) am the owner of the ebay account
i dont want to buy something i want to see what anyone else have bought from me (the items i sell on ebay)
i only want to see the orders which are unpaid (buyer hasn't payed yet) or which are not send to the buyer but the buyer has already payed.
from my understanding this API (REST-API buy/order) is only for someone who wants to build an App in which you can buy something from ebay directly. Correct me if i am wrong.
If my understandings are right then which REST-API from ebay would be the best / most feasable to use?
i quite literally lose track on which Ebay API Node does what - the eBay-"Support"-Team "helped" by sending me an "please rate us"-Mail instead of answering the questions i asked- not quite useful, so i kindly ask the gods of stackoverflow or maybe Mr. Chilkat Software himself if i am lucky?
Next Step, if someone could help would be how to use them with the Chilkat Software ActiveX Library? I would love to use this Library because he's providing a ton of good examples which are working flawlessly and without any doubts or misleadings.
Also the library is working in VB6/VBA which is the target to implement it.
https://www.example-code.com/vb6/ebay.asp
I know, its a pain in the butt but there is no real alternative for the task i need to resolve and there's only a little piece of the puzzle left missing to paint the great picture complete.
I would love to hear from you and get help in my task/journey.
Thanks in advance
I see no working examples, and I see a few pull requests that remain open.
I would like to avoid going down the garden path.
https://github.com/antlr/antlr4/pull/1807
https://github.com/antlr/antlr4/issues/1843
There are also pull requests that make me think the golang target might be dead in the water.
https://github.com/antlr/antlr4/issues/2152
So all I am really asking is should I steer clear of golang, or is the documentation just somewhere that google doesn't see :-)
To people who don't click on the issue. The visitor pattern is usable.
I wrote a sample app here
I don't think it is written the way I was supposed to but it does what I wanted it to do. More discussion can be found on the issue and if I learn something new I will change my code.
I log all visits to detect bots. Got sometimes visit with ip from another country and user agent like "Java/1.6.0_32". Is it probably a bot?
It's definately not one of the major browsers. It's probably a screen-scraper - you could probably take it as a compliment that somebody finds the content provided by your site to be useful.
"You could probably take it as a compliment that somebody finds the content provided by your site to be useful..."
You might be right, but I`m not 100% sure.
An unrecognized bot could be trying to steal you content, attempting to spam links or scanning for vulnerabilities...
I've checked Botopedia.org and found no reference for this user-agent.
Might be fine, but it seems fishy to me.
I want to have a calendar in my app where I can create events. It would, or course, probably be stupid for me to write my own calendar from scratch. I want to leverage existing tools.
It seems to me that Google Calendar API would probably be a good choice. What I want to do initially is just get a "Hello, World!" calendar going: I just want to embed a calendar in a web page. Ultimately, I want to be able to change the behavior of the calendar. For example, when you click on any certain day, I want it to take the user to a certain form as opposed to showing them a pop-up.
There is a lot of material in the Google Calendar API docs and I don't really know where to start. Nothing I've seen looks quite like what I want, which seems weird to me because this seems like a pretty common need.
Is someone who has done this sort of thing before able to point me in the right direction?
My needs ended up changing enough that creating my own calendar from scratch makes sense. The calendar I use won't end up looking much like Google Calendar.
Does someone knows if there is any tool on the internet that makes possible to create and share events, so people can check things like: attend to, like it, favorite it and also post their own events. Also for that you could create different types of rooms or directories for example: inside the web design room/directory you can post and view other users events but just related to web design?
This sounds very familiar to me, but I don't know if I can find a tool that can do it all.
A friend of mine which is an artist is very interested to have a room like that so she could post her events there and ask other friends to share the same room and post their own related events (becoming a network).
If anyone know about something like this it would be great if you could share it.
I've tried to search internet over it but nothing solid so far.
Thanks in advance
It would rely on mysql backing. a table for each "room", a user table, etc...then use php/ajax/jquery for the posting of events, etc...Sounds like an interesting project! On a side note, i've been waiting to use something like this: http://www.stream-hub.com/ for ages. That would make one cool website...
I think http://upcoming.yahoo.com/ is something interesting close to what you want.