Question 1

Installing Business Suite

Accepted Answer

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Download CloudOnex Business Suite To download latest version of CloudOnex, go to My Account - > Downloads & Download the software.

Downloading CloudOnex Business Suite

Upload it to your server Upload the downloaded file & extract it in your server. Now, browse your upload url & follow the auto installation wizard to install.

If auto installation does not work for any reason, you can manually install CloudOnex-

Rename the file system/config.sample.php to config.php Input database details & url in config file. Finally import the primary database sql file from install/primary.sql using phpMyAdmin or any other tools.

For manual installation, default username is- demo@example.com & password is- 123456. For automatic installation, you will be prompted to setup your username and password during installation.

Question 2

Import data from iBilling

Accepted Answer

CloudOnex business suites provides you to import data from your old iBilling.

To get started, create a file inside your iblling directory- application/controllers/ name it jsonexport.php with following contents-

```<?php

$apiKey = _post('apiKey');

if($apiKey == ''){ $resp = [ 'success' => false, 'message' => 'API Key is empty' ];

api_response($resp);

}

$dataType = _post('dataType');

$check = ORM::fortable('sysapi')->where('apiKey',$apiKey)->find_one();

if($check){ $resp = [ 'success' => true, 'message' => 'Authentication Success' ]; }

else{ $resp = [ 'success' => false, 'message' => 'Authentication Failed' ];

api_response($resp);

}

switch ($dataType){

case 'auth':

    //

    break;

case 'customers':

    $customers = ORM::for_table('crm_accounts')->find_array();

    api_response($customers);


    break;

case 'companies':

    $companies = ORM::for_table('sys_companies')->find_array();

    api_response($companies);

    break;


case 'invoices':

    $invoices = ORM::for_table('sys_invoices')->find_array();

    api_response($invoices);


    break;


case 'invoice_items':


    $invoice_items = ORM::for_table('sys_invoiceitems')->find_array();

    api_response($invoice_items);


    break;



case 'transactions':

    $transactions = ORM::for_table('sys_transactions')->find_array();

Question 3

Enabling Dev Mode

Accepted Answer

CloudOnex has built in debugging tools. If you face any problem in the application, or if it shows blank page, you can enable debug mode to learn more exactly what the reason is this error.

|| Enable Dev mode only if you face any problem or asked by our staff.

To enabled debug mode, Open file system/config.php

You will find a line-

define('APP_STAGE', 'Live'); # Change Live to Dev to enable Debug

Change it to-

define('APP_STAGE', 'Dev'); # Change Live to Dev to enable Debug

Now check the page again, you should see a detailed error on the screen.

||| Disable the Dev mode immediately after testing

Question 4

Other Payment Option

Accepted Answer

If you do not have PayPal Account, you can pay using Credit Card or other payment options-

For Business Edition- https://stackpi.onfastspring.com/stackpi-business-suite

For Open Source version- https://stackpi.onfastspring.com/stackpi-business-suite-open-source-edition

Question 5

API responses

Accepted Answer

CloudOnex API calls return HTTP status codes. Some API calls also return JSON response bodies that include information about the resource.

HTTP status codes

Q: Installing Business Suite

${youtube}<a href="p0dlAGfXrD4">Installing CloudOnex Business Suite</a> <ul> <li>Download CloudOnex Business Suite To download latest version of CloudOnex, go to My Account - &gt; Downloads &amp; Download the software.</li> </ul> <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/abba5eed-58e2-4066-b4ca-1b72ef127875/6cbcb20e-ee89-4613-b886-276c735cd900.png" alt="Downloading CloudOnex Business Suite" /> <ul> <li>Upload it to your server Upload the downloaded file &amp; extract it in your server. Now, browse your upload url &amp; follow the auto installation wizard to install.</li> </ul> If auto installation does not work for any reason, you can manually install CloudOnex- Rename the file system/config.sample.php to config.php Input database details &amp; url in config file. Finally import the primary database sql file from install/primary.sql using phpMyAdmin or any other tools. For manual installation, default username is- demo@example.com &amp; password is- 123456. For automatic installation, you will be prompted to setup your username and password during installation.

Each REST API request returns a success or error HTTP status code.

Success

|| In the responses, CloudOnex returns these HTTP status codes for successful requests:

200 OK The request succeeded.

201 Created A POST method successfully created a resource. If the resource was already created by a previous execution of the same method, for example, the server returns the HTTP 200 OK status code.

202 Accepted The server accepted the request and will execute it later.

204 No Content The server successfully executed the method but returns no response body.

Error

|| In the responses for failed requests, CloudOnex returns HTTP 4XX or 5XX status codes.

CloudOnex returns an error response body that includes additional error details in this format:

{ "name": "ERROR_NAME", "message": "ERROR_DESCRIPTION", "information_link": "ERROR_DOCUMENTATION_LINK", "details": "ERROR_DETAILS" }

|| In the responses, CloudOnex also returns these HTTP status codes for failed requests:

400 Bad Request Request is not well-formed, syntactically incorrect, or violates schema.

401 Unauthorized Authentication failed due to invalid authentication credentials.

403 Forbidden Authorization failed due to insufficient permissions.

404 Not Found The specified resource does not exist.

`405 Method N

Question 6

API requests

Accepted Answer

To construct a REST API request, combine these components:

The HTTP method

GET Requests data from a resource.

POST Submits data to a resource to process.

PUT Updates a resource.

PATCH Partially updates a resource.

DELETE Deletes a resource.

The URL to the API service

The URL is your application url/api/v2/

For instance: http://demo.cloudonex.com/api/v2/

The URI to the resource

The resource to query, submit data to, update, or delete.

For instance: /v2/api/customers/

HTTP request headers

Includes the Authorization header with the access token.

To make REST API calls, include the bearer token in the Authorization header with the Bearer authentication scheme:

Authorization: Bearer Access-Token

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