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"This collection of articles and blog entries is representative of the full spectrum of commerce-related content we've published on PayPal's Developer Network over the past year. You will find tutorials and quick reference pieces for developers. With the creation of x.commerce we have...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Sebastopol, CA :
O'Reilly,
2011.
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| Edición: | 1st ed. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Table of Contents; Introduction; Chapter 1. Creating a Mobile Enabled Shopping Cart with HTML5, jQuery, and TaffyDB, Part 1; Step 1: Set Up the Tutorial Directory on Your Web Server; Step 2: Provide the Entire Product Catalog in JSON Format from the eCommerce System; Step 3: Set Up the Catalog HTML Page; Step 4: Load the Product Catalog in JSON Format from the eCommerce System; Step 5: Display the Store View; Step 6: Display the Category View; Step 7: Display the Product View; Step 8: Style the Links and Buttons; That's It.
- Chapter 2. Creating a Mobile Enabled Shopping Cart with HTML5, jQuery, and TaffyDB, Part 2Step 1: Bind the Add to Cart Button to the addToCart() Function; Step 2: Initialize the HTML5 Cart Database; Step 3: Store the Product Information in the cartItems Database; Step 4: Add the HTML for the Cart View and Bind the View Cart Button to the demo.viewCart() Function; Step 5: Display the Cart; Step 6: Format the Cart View; Step 7: Stringify the Cart to Send to the Server; Step 8: Clear the Cart Contents; That's It; Chapter 3. Analyzing Open Data for Fun (and Profit?), Part 1.
- Getting the World Bank DataLoading the Data into MySQL; Downloading Google Visualization Tools; Configuring a Visualization Web App with Tomcat; Implementing and Querying a SQL Data Source; Next Steps ... ; Chapter 4. Analyzing Open Data for Fun (and Profit?), Part 2; Implementing Table and Line Chart Visualizations; Creating an Event-Driven Line Chart Application; Next Steps; Until Next Time; Chapter 5. Analyzing Open Data for Fun (and Profit?), Part 3; PayPal X: Your Global Payment Platform; Dollars and Sense; Adaptive Payments Configuration; V-Rupees for Graphs.
- Generating a Pay Key with the AdaptivePayments APIKickstart the Embedded Payments Flow; Handling Payment Responses; Wrapping Up; Chapter 6. Build an MLM Engine with Neo4j and MassPay, Part 1; What Is Multi-Level Marketing?; MLMs Are Graphs; The Design and Implementation of an MLM Engine; Traversing the Graph to Compute Commissions; Wrapping Things Up; Chapter 7. Build an MLM Engine with Neo4j and MassPay, Part 2; Introduction; Defining the Class; Authentication and API Resolution; Making the Call; Putting It All Together; Chapter 8. Getting Started with PayPal on Django; Introduction.
- RequirementsPaypal Accounts; PDT (Payment Data Transfer); Django; Sample Application; Running the Sample Application; Configuration; Database; Web Server; A Basic Payment Workflow; The Model; URL Mappings; Step 1-List Content Available for Purchase; Step 2-Attempt to Access Content; Step 3-Purchase Content; Step 4-Verify Payment; PDT validation; Step 5-Successful Purchase; Further Enhancements; Conclusion; Further Information and Other Resources; Chapter 9. Accelerate Your Development Using the Apigee API Console; What Is the Apigee PayPal API Console?; APIs Available to You in the Console.