Our company is about to launch a web page to production using Bing Maps for Enterprise. There is a setting that should be available, but I'm not finding this setting, URL referrer. This setting is easy to find in the Bing Dev Center on my personal account, but I'm not finding this setting in my company's Azure Portal. Does anyone know how to proceed?
I contacted Microsoft via Azure support request. The URL referrer (whitelisting) option is not available in Azure - Bing Maps API for Enterprise as of 4/28/2020. This is the response received from Microsoft, Bing Maps Enterprise Support.
Tuesday, April 28, 2020 1:21 PM:
Issue Description: Customer is inquiring about adding key whitelisting to their Bing Maps keys
Scope Agreement: As per your communication, you are inquiring about adding key whitelisting to your Bing Maps keys
Currently, the key whitelisting feature outlined in that blog is only available on keys created through www.bingmapsportal.com. We will submit a feature request to have this added to keys created through the Bing Maps Azure resource, so it will be considered in future updates.
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I configured bookmarks in Microsoft Search and specified a country as I want my bookmark to point to country-specific content. The problem is they are not working. Can anyone try/confirm?
How does Microsoft correlate user<->country? I.e. how does Microsoft search algorithms know that this user is from that country?
Physical IP address? Browser locale/language settings? AAD properties? Country of license assigned?
Microsoft fixed it recently. They implemented “Use Azure AD locations” flag when you select country.
If you use “Use Azure AD locations” flag - the bookmark will only appear for users with Azure AD locations that match selected countries or regions.
If cleared, the user’s IP address will be used to determine location.
Microsoft 365 Search country-targeted bookmarks: new “Use Azure AD locations” flag
Targeting country in Microsoft search bookmarks works only when
Microsoft Search is integrated with Bing
Client configured his Country/Region in Bing and use Bing to search
Credit: Country-Targeted bookmarks in Microsoft Search: make it work
So I have been using docusign developer account for performing in-person and remote signing using docusign APIs. I am interesting in knowing 2 things:
The developer account (with the base url account-d.docusign.com) seems to be working fine for me. Why can't I use it for production as well. What difference/advantage does the paid account(with API access) has? What changes exactly when the integration app that I am using for docusigning goes live from "demo", other than the base url (i.e., account.docusign.com)?
When I login to my account, and go to Settings > Integrations > Apps & Keys, I can see a value "baseUrl" under "API Username" and "API Account ID", this value is either "https://na3.docusign.net" or "https://demo.docusign.net". However, when I use either of these values in my code to perform in-person or remote signing, it gives error. I have to use url account-d.docusign.com, then the API calls work correctly. What is the use of baseUrl mentioned in the portal then? Does it change when the integration app goes live? In our old app we just changed the url in code from account-d.docusign.com to just account.docusign.com when app went live and it worked.
Production accounts are the only ones you can use for "real" i.e. valid signatures for legal purposes. Developer account (demo) is for developing, testing, showing what can be done to customers etc. You need to follow the Go-Live process to enable your integration in production.
the baseURL is for API calls, not for authentication. And like you indicated, it's different in each env. If your code already handles this - you don't need to worry about it, but this is not the URL for the web app, rather the URL to make API calls.
I need to retrieve hardware specification from all the provisioned Chromebooks and send it to a server.
I tried by developing an extension and deployed it through Google Admin but I will need to specify account id before sending it to the server.
I can create an option pop up for the extension but for accounts that have 1000 Chromebooks, it's not possible to input account id by going through each Chromebooks.
I recently stumbled into google admin SDK but this does not seems to have any way of retrieving Chromebook's hardware specification.
So my questions are:
Can I push a configuration file to all Chromebooks so my extension
can retrieve the account id.
Can I retrieve Chromebook's hardware specification via Google Admin
SDK?
I created an API in Azure portal, and it has a "product", whatever that means... Now how do I connect it to a back-end to add functionality?
I've seen many videos and tutorials (Channel 9 and others), and they all explain how to manage the API and so on.
I couldn't find any tutorial/explanation how to add actual functionality, so I suspect that I may not grasp this whole subject correctly...
You connect your own API to the Azure API in the "add API" dialog in Azure.
See http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/api-management-get-started/
=> Create an API
There is an input field "Web service URL". This is the url to your real api.
Azure API is only a wrapper which adds additional functionality to your API.
Now I have a "Google Maps API V2" for site use. I would like to change a domain name, but the previous place applying for V2 security keys is no longer available, and it would take some time if I'm to upgrade site to V3.
So would you inform me a new URL where I can apply for V2 security keys, or are there any other solutions?
my domain name: http://www.icar168.cn
thanks very much
They are no longer "required" but you can create/register for one a Google APIs Console.
Just click the link, select your sevice by clicking "on" and then click API access and you will see your key.