Hello,
Am 30.09.2015 17:04, schrieb Derek Atkins:
Paul,
I would recommend you either consider another AqB JSON plugin, or a
generic GnuCash JSON plugin. I'm not sure which approach would be
easier to implement. AqB does already have a bunch of code for account
management and network I/O, as w
Paul,
Paul Tirk writes:
> Dear Christian,
>
> I understand your point, but I am not actually trying to scrape a
> webpage but rather using an existing API of the bank to return the
> transactions in JSON format.
>
> In a perfect world, there would be a global standard for everyone but
> unfortun
I would second that recommendation.
A web scraper solution is captive to any random changes that the bank
makes to its website - incurring a need to work on your parser before it
'works' again.
Changes to bank web sites seem to come at the worst possible moment in
terms of your own (develope
Dear Christian,
I understand your point, but I am not actually trying to scrape a
webpage but rather using an existing API of the bank to return the
transactions in JSON format.
In a perfect world, there would be a global standard for everyone but
unfortunately in Europe banks and financial
Dear Paul,
I don't think it is possible or useful to think of "yet another generic API".
Instead, I would suggest the API of aqbanking is indeed the 4th or 5th
iteration on building an API from the application to online banking functions.
Also, I would strongly suggest against programming a web
> On Sep 27, 2015, at 3:24 PM, Paul Tirk wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> no, I know that it's not a website scraper but in fact I want to program one
> ;) And I assume the developer of AqBanking will not just add any set of
> api-calls/https-requests for every other bank to his library.
>
> So I was thin
Hi,
no, I know that it's not a website scraper but in fact I want to program
one ;) And I assume the developer of AqBanking will not just add any set
of api-calls/https-requests for every other bank to his library.
So I was thinking about a generic interface in Gnucash to simplify
things bec
Hi,
Yes, the GnuCash AqB backend is tied to AqB. However...
AqBanking is licensed under the GPL, and already has multiple modules that
implement HBCI, OFX, OFX-DC, MT940, CSV, ...
So, why do you feel that you couldn't add a new module to that?
Do you know what online banking protocol your bank
Hi,
On Sonntag 28 Februar 2010, David Jensen wrote:
[...]
> Mountain America Credit Union. Any ideas?
[...]
for such information normally ofxblog is your friend (see
"http://ofxblog.wordpress.com/?s=Mountain";).
However, bank server information for OFX is hard to come by since most banks
feel
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 6:04 PM, David Jensen wrote:
> I am using GnuCash for the first time. The setup to connect Gnucash to my
> bank is difficult. I have no idea where to find the OFX settings for
> Mountain America Credit Union. Any ideas?
I can't offer any ideas specific to your problem,
On Apr 21, 2009, at 12:50 PM, NOS_VET wrote:
How do I. or can I, updated all accounts at once?
Currently, my understanding is that I will have to go to every bank
account, credit card account and security account and update/
download the updated transactions for each account.
Is there a s
Am Donnerstag, 3. Januar 2008 23:25 schrieb Andreas Köhler:
> > >Some questions:
> > > (1) The function signatures changed between the 2.x aqbanking and
> > > the 3.x aqbanking package. Looks like there is a GUID that needs to be
> > > passed around. Has anyone looked at supporting 3.x
Am Donnerstag, 3. Januar 2008 23:25 schrieb Andreas Köhler:
> > >Some questions:
> > > (1) The function signatures changed between the 2.x aqbanking and
> > > the 3.x aqbanking package. Looks like there is a GUID that needs to be
> > > passed around. Has anyone looked at supporting 3.x
Hi Christian,
Am Mittwoch, den 02.01.2008, 12:59 +0100 schrieb Christian Stimming:
> Quoting "Michael T. Garrison Stuber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > So I went to do some year end accounting today, and one of my online
> > banking connections that worked a month ago was no longer functioning.
> >
Quoting "Michael T. Garrison Stuber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> So I went to do some year end accounting today, and one of my online
> banking connections that worked a month ago was no longer functioning.
> After a lot of fiddling it appeared that the issue had been resolved in
> libofx 1.9. Rath
> Can I use online banking with gnucash?
Well, that depends. Gnucash cannot interface directly with
online banking systems. However, some online banking systems
can export to a Quicken qif file, which Gnucash can import.
There are plans (in the semi-far future) to make Gnucash
interoperate with
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000 01:57:57 CST, the world broke into rejoicing as
David A Fenyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Does anyone know what format Quicken uses for online banking/retrieval of
> transactions from institutions? This would be extremely useful, and I'm
> wondering how hard it would be to i
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