web services

Hola, hace un tiempo desarrollé un software web en symfony, lo que quiero ahora es vender este software como un SaaS (Software as a service) pero quiero venderlo y ofrecerlo a traves de drupal, es decir, la presentación del producto, el precio, la información, los planes, soporte y demás...

no sé como hacer para integrar mi software con drupal, quiero dar acceso al software desde drupal, pero no sé como hacerlo, es decir, quiero que cuando el cliente pague a treves de mi sitio en drupal, inmediatamente se le genere un usuario y una contraseña para acceder al software.

What this is about:
We've been hearing a lot from the community about wanting more transparency with regard to the Drupal 8 initiatives and their advancement. Every two weeks, the Drupal 8 initiative owners, along with Dries, webchick, and a team of project managers have "scrum of scrum" calls where each person goes around and talks about what they worked on since last time, what they’re going to work on for next time, where they’re blocked, and how the community can help.

Ora viva comunidade Portuguesa Drupal!

Estou neste momento a pensar como vou desenvolver um projecto em que o objectivo é pegar num site feito em Drupal utilizando o componente Ubbercart (e futuramente outros modulos) e integrar esse sistema com outro(s), neste caso específico, trata-se de um ERP - o Primavera ERP.

A questão é que não sei até que ponto isto será viável considerando que estou actualmente sozinho no projecto o que prevejo que implicará uns meses... estamos a falar em integrar Produtos, Clientes, (idealmente) Encomendas, Marcas e Taxas.

Maarch is a small but growing French company based in Nanterre ( near Paris ).
They are very interested in the project of interfacing drupal and Maarch (via web services) and are willing to invest in this project.

Ocorreu no passado Sábado, dia 16 a nossa primeira
reunião pós o
camp.

Estiveram presentes para além de mim:

1. João Goulart zendomus

2. João Belchior Jolidog

3. Alexandre Romão alexromao

4. Rui Figueiredo ruif13

5. Luís Algarvio LPCA

6. Paulo Graça

After reading a paper about Scratchpads, I wandered over to the git repository and the Scratchpads sandbox. First off, I had no idea of the scope of the Scratchpads project and really appreciate access to the modules and sandbox!

A BACnet device is any device, real or virtual, that supports digital communication using the BACnet protocol (see www.bacnet.org)

BIG-D has formed to develop integration of BACnet devices with Drupal, and http://groups.drupal.org/node/100434 begins discussion to that end. Are there any 'Service Ninjas' with BACnet experience that can help us out? And/or BACneteers that can help point in the right direction?

BACnet systems play an important role in systems relevant to Energy Management, Renewable Energy, Smart Grid applications and energy efficiency in buildings.

BACnet Interfaces are plentiful. What is the best way to develop a Drupal module that can fully implement a BACnet interface from any vendors device.

The Services Module (http://drupal.org/project/services) already provides a standardized solution of integrating external applications with Drupal. Service callbacks may be used with multiple interfaces like XMLRPC, JSON, JSON-RPC, REST, SOAP, AMF, etc. This allows a Drupal site to provide web services via multiple interfaces while using the same callback code.

Has anyone used it to bring BACnet data into Drupal?

Is this all that is needed to fully implement BACnet Web Services (ref: http://www.BACnet.org/WG/XML/index.html) into Drupal?

REST Server module maps POST to Create and PUT to Update:

Create: POST /services/rest/node + body data
Retrieve: GET /services/rest/node/123
Update: PUT /services/rest/node/123 + body data
Delete: DELETE /services/rest/node/123

My reading of material such as RESTful Web Services (O'Reilly) is that PUT should be used for resource creation (where the client knows the URL for the resource).

Is there a way of achieving that mapping in REST Server 2.x?