I have been using http://ofx4j.sourceforge.net/userguide.html as a guide to write a small java program to download my bank account statement from wells fargo. I keep getting an error saying Invalid Signon. I have the right url. I am using the same password and username as I use to logon to their webpage. Does anyone have any other simple samples that I could look at or use?
I had the same problem.
I was trying to log into Chase Bank but I was getting an Invalid Signon.
The problem that I had is that I was using the wrong data, oxf4j might have obsolete data
stored for the banks it has stored.
Go to gnucash to get the right updated setting for your bank:
http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/OFX_Direct_Connect_Bank_Settings.
Then you need to create a new BaseFinancialInstitutionData object
like this (this example is for chase credit card):
BaseFinancialInstitutionData data = new BaseFinancialInstitutionData();
data.setFinancialInstitutionId("10898");
data.setOFXURL(new URL("https://ofx.chase.com"));
data.setOrganization("B1");
FinancialInstitutionService service = new FinancialInstitutionServiceImpl();
FinancialInstitution fi = service.getFinancialInstitution(data);
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We have two AWS accounts. One is for production and another is for testing. We need to differentiate the environment we are running. We can see that a simple way is to get account name and once we get that it will be very straight forward. But, we don't know how to get it from AWS credentials or properties. Does anyone have idea about how to get account information using AWS credentials?
I considered the possibility of account permissions, account type etc, but I think it should not prevent us from getting account name?
With a rather recent aws java sdk you can use getCallerIdentity:
AWSSecurityTokenServiceClientBuilder.standard().build()
.getCallerIdentity(new GetCallerIdentityRequest()).getAccount()
You can see the GetUserResult. This is returned by getUser(). GetUserResult has a method to get User. This User has all the fields to get the required information you need.
look at the account number that is returned in the get_user (iam user)
eg,
"Arn": "arn:aws:iam::THISISYOURNUMERICACCOUNTNUMBER:user/lcerezo"
AmazonIdentityManagementClient iamClient = new AmazonIdentityManagementClient();
String accountNumber = iamClient.getUser().getUser().getArn().split(":")[4]);
In case you are using the Secured Token Service, you will not be able to get the user details to get the account number. You can instead use the role. Below is the sample code.
AmazonIdentityManagementClient iamClient = new AmazonIdentityManagementClient();
GetRoleRequest getRoleRequest = new GetRoleRequest();
getRoleRequest.setRoleName("roleName");
String accountNumber = iamClient.getRole(getRoleRequest).getRole().getArn().split(":")[4];
Using the AWS v2.0 Java SDK, you can use software.amazon.awssdk.services.sts.StsClient#getCallerIdentity.
First add a dependency to the sts module, eg in gradle:
implementation platform("software.amazon.awssdk:bom:2.14.2")
implementation "software.amazon.awssdk:sts"
Then:
log.info("{}", StsClient.create().getCallerIdentity());
will return:
GetCallerIdentityResponse(UserId=AJAIVBQXMUAJAIVBQXMU, Account=298232720644, Arn=arn:aws:iam::298232720644:user/adrian)
I wanted to use the Braintree Marketplace (I've got the approval and signed to use the marketplace functionality). I used JAVA for my backend and played with the Sandbox account.
I was trying to create a submerchant accorinding to the tutorials in the overview and the specific section. E.g., the code I directly copied from the guide is (I'VE ALSO TRIED TO USE MY VALID PERSONAL INFORMATION BELOW):
MerchantAccountRequest request = new MerchantAccountRequest().
individual().
firstName("Jane").
lastName("Doe").
email("jane#14ladders.com").
phone("5553334444").
dateOfBirth("1981-11-19").
ssn("456-45-4567").
address().
streetAddress("111 Main St").
locality("Chicago").
region("IL").
postalCode("60622").
done().
done().
funding().
descriptor("Blue Ladders").
destination(MerchantAccount.FundingDestination.BANK).
email("funding#blueladders.com").
mobilePhone("071101307").
accountNumber("1123581321").
routingNumber("071101307").
done().
tosAccepted(true).
masterMerchantAccountId("14ladders_marketplace").
id("blue_ladders_store");
Result<MerchantAccount> result = gateway.merchantAccount().create(request);
I've also tried to use the testing first name
com.braintreegateway.test.MerchantAccount.Approve
so that the creation should always succeed. The code snippet is:
Result<MerchantAccount> result = gateway.merchantAccount().create(
new MerchantAccountRequest().
individual()
.firstName(com.braintreegateway.test.MerchantAccount.Approve)
.done()
);
However, in any case, when I tried to check if the result is successful (and if not, what the errors are):
logger.info("Is the result successful? " + result.isSuccess());
ValidationErrors errors = result.getErrors();
logger.info("Number of errors returned " + result.getErrors().size());
The result.isSuccess() always returns false, while there are no errors in result.getErrors(). I also cannot find any (error) information from the sandbox web account. Any insights what might go wrong? or is this because I haven't enabled the marketplace functionality?
Thanks!
I work at Braintree. If you have more questions, you can always get in touch with our support team. It looks like you already have an open ticket with us and got a response, but I'll post his here for others who have the same problem.
You're looking for result.getErrors().getAllDeepValidationErrors() not just result.getErrors().
For more information on this type of failure, see the validation errors page in the Braintree docs.
I want output in the following format, which we get in as400 when WRKSPLF is executed
I am using the following code for retrieving the information from as400
try
{
AS400 as400System = new AS400();
String strSpooledFileName;
SpooledFileList splfList = new SpooledFileList(as400System);
splfList.openAsynchronously();
splfList.waitForListToComplete();
Enumeration enume= splfList.getObjects();
ArrayList<SpoolVO> list = new ArrayList<SpoolVO>();
while( enume.hasMoreElements() )
{
SpoolVO splVO = new SpoolVO();
SpooledFile splf = (SpooledFile)enume.nextElement();
if (splf != null)
{
// output this spooled file's name
splVO.setFileName(splf.getStringAttribute(SpooledFile.ATTR_SPOOLFILE));
splVO.setUserName(splf.getStringAttribute(SpooledFile.ATTR_JOBUSER));
splVO.setUserData(splf.getStringAttribute(SpooledFile.ATTR_USERDATA));
splVO.setDevice(splf.getStringAttribute(SpooledFile.ATTR_OUTPUT_QUEUE));
splVO.setTotalPages(splf.getIntegerAttribute(SpooledFile.ATTR_PAGES));
splVO.setCurrentPage(splf.getIntegerAttribute(SpooledFile.ATTR_CURPAGE));
splVO.setCopy(splf.getIntegerAttribute(SpooledFile.ATTR_COPIES));
list.add(splVO);
}
}
splfList.close();
Now by using the above code I am able to get all the fields except the Options(Opt). I want Options field in java which enables me to do all the operations like send, change, hold, etc. as specified in screenshot.
Is this possible doing with java??
Thanks in advance.
Guessing that you are using JT400 you would use SpooledFileList and SpooledFile to get the details you want. Edit your question to explain the specific details you want to retrieve. Post the code you tried.
Edit:
The Options field is not an attribute of a spooled file; you can't retrieve it from anywhere. It is a field on the display panel that lets the user request an action to be performed by the WRKSPLF command. You will need to provide that functionality within your Java program. For example, if your end user types a 3, you would issue the HLDSPLF command. If she types a 6, you would issue the RLSSPLF command.
I am new to Java, Eclipse, Google App Engine and the Datastore and am writing my first app to teach myself some new technology both for work and for professional development purposes.
I have a Java app that successfully saves and retrieves data from a datastore that I have created based upon the key. I now want to be able to do more general queries based upon other information in my datastore for meta-code such as:
select key_column from my datastore where other_column = "data to be searched"
To achieve this, I have done some on-line reading and referenced the O'Reilly book Programming Google App Engine. I started with the sample code and it fails with the error message:
An error occured while attempting to contact the server.
Please check your network connect and try again
My code at this point is:
Query q = new Query("Force");
q.addFilter("ForceName", Query.FilterOperator.EQUAL, input);
PreparedQuery pq = datastore.prepare(q);
for (Entity forceresult : pq.asQueryResultIterable()); {
String newinput = (String) result.getProperty("ForceCode");
}
The error occurs on the last String netinput line.
The datastore code exists and is good - I have successfully written/read from it.
The documentation on the above sample code is lacking however to a newbie in this area, for instance: I am assuming that the Entity 'forceresult' only exists within the for loop and cannot be referenced from outside it - that is fine with me.
However, in the String newinput line, I have coded result.getProperty even though it seems to me that it should be forceresult.getProperty as this is what I want to refer to.
When I code that however, Eclipse tells me that it cannot resolve forceresult even though an Entity has been defined in the line above.
Is result a reserved word that I missed the significance of?
Is my code wrong in any other respect? Perhaps I am not understanding asQueryResultIterable properly yet?
How should I interpret the error message:
An error occured while attempting to contact the server.
Please check your network connect and try again
I hope someone can point me in the right direction either with a specific answer or advice on where to go next in my learning curve.
You have an error in your loop (a ; too much :)). Try this:
for (Entity forceresult : pq.asQueryResultIterable()) {
// ^ ; was here
String newinput = (String) result.getProperty("ForceCode");
}
Thus your loop was actually empty and the result.getProperty(...) got called outside, where forceresult isn't defined.
I am working on a XMPP client on Android, using the Smack library. The roster/messaging/presence stuff is running very well. However, I didn't find a way to store additional profile information (userpicture, the dogs name, ...).
The only way I see from googling is using VCards. But it simply did not work. I tried the following:
VCard vCard = new VCard();
vCard.load(connection);
vCard.setEmailHome("meine_home#email.de");
vCard.setLastName("Scheller");
vCard.setField("blafasel", "asdf");
vCard.save(connection);
Then I was looking for a way to see that VCard information. It did neither show up in iChat nor in this System.out:
vCard.load(connection, user);
System.out.println(user + " has this vCard: " + vCard.toXML());
So anything went wrong, but theres no indication what it was. I tried this with the google talk server and my own copy of openfire with the same result. Btw, I am using this version of Smack: http://davanum.wordpress.com/2007/12/31/android-just-use-smack-api-for-xmpp/
What am I doing wrong here? What is the correct way of storing profile related information with Smack?
I have checked out the source of Smack and went through the important parts with a debugger, as well as using the Smack Debug Window. The problem is inside the VCard implementation of the Smack API. Saving a VCard does work as described, however the loading is broken.
parseIQ(XmlPullParser parser) is part of the PacketReader.java class and handles different types of packages. It only handles tags with the following namespaces:
"jabber:iq:auth",
"jabber:iq:roster",
"jabber:iq:register",
"urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-bind"
It also looks if there is any registered IQProvider in the ProviderManager. And this is the root of my problem. There is no IQProvider for VCards registered. So whatever information is inside of the vCard tag simply gets dropped.
It is not too hard to register this IQProvider though:
ProviderManager.getInstance().addIQProvider("vCard", "vcard-temp", new VCardProvider());
This solved my little example above for saving my own vCard and downloading it again. I am still having trouble with downloading other users vcards... Gonna have a closer look into this and maybe open up another thread for that issue.
You can use the following code to get info.
VCard card = new VCard();
card.load(connection, "user#fqdn");
System.out.println("Voice: "+card.getPhoneHome("VOICE"));
Try setting a vCard for that user with another client first, and see how that changes your results. In order to diagnose further, you'll need to turn on protocol debugging in Smack (use "-Dsmack.debugEnabled=true" on a desktop machine), and post the relevant bits here.