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I'll look at this later, but I used Consolibyte's open source QuickBooks PHP DevKit[1] for a recent client project. This is not a trivial process, but I didn't
by coolgeek 14y ago
I'll look at this later, but I used Consolibyte's open source QuickBooks PHP DevKit[1] for a recent client project.
This is not a trivial process, but I didn't have to write my own SOAP server.
[1] http://consolibyte.com/quickbooks-open-source/ http://consolibyte.com/quickbooks-open-source/
- narcissus 14y agoI used the same kit a couple of years ago: once I realised that I just needed to give it a database so that it could manage its own state and let it do its thing, it was generally a breeze. At the time, at least, there was some weirdness with integrating with the Canadian version, however. Nothing I couldn't resolve generally, and it may very well not be a problem at all anymore. But yes, '+1' for the QB PHP DevKit.