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All About API In Java Programming

What is an API in Java?

Application Programming Interface (API) is a software intercessor allowing two applications to communicate with each other.  For example – A Java API is that application that can talk to Java using the interface. An API consists of classes, interfaces, modules, with their methods and fields. If you are a programmer you can write application programs requesting the…

Do you have to deal with a frequent exchange of the digital documents? Do your documents contain classified and sensitive information that needs to be protected? If they do, how do you process such documents to hide or remove some specific information before sending them outside your company? Well, these questions will definitely pop out the solution that you are currently using for protecting the sensitive content in your document.

What if I tell you that you can automate the process of protecting the classified content in your documents? Wouldn’t it be great when you will be able to do it for a bunch of documents using a single click?

Finserve Africa, the fintech subsidiary of Equity Group, brings you the simplest of financial management systems in the form of Jenga APIs. Backed by Finserve’s extensive fintech technology, Jenga APIs offer the exact solution for you when you need to expand and digitise your business operations and make it simple for anyone anywhere in the world to buy from you and pay you.

APIs or Application Programming Interface are gateways that allow softwares to communicate and exchange information with each other. They are the silent background workers that facilitate the exchange of data between apps and databases when you perform actions online like using a payment gateway to pay for your movie tickets or your online purchase.

Finserve Africa, a leading fintech company in Kenya, has been offering several products like Equitel, EazzyApp, mKey app and  Jenga Payment Gateway to make innovative technology accessible to businesses. Jenga API is also one such solution to make things simple for you- whether you need to integrate credit card payment in website to accept online payment from customers, you can set it up with a few simple steps.

The api interface is simple to navigate and allows multi-app communication, which is very important for businesses and needed at every step- right from placing the order for a product to making payment through online payment portal to despatch and delivery of that product. Integrate any fintech service on your app or platform with Jenga APIs and take your business to new heights. It is your perfect partner that covers the entire gamut of financial services you need for bcommerce and mcommerce, the buzzwords in modern business.

With Jenga API integration, you can make the most of fintech- connect with multiple telcos, mobile wallets, card associations, credit bureaus and banks, send money (to any account in the world or to mobile wallet in 7 countries- Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, South Sudan and DRC Congo, to cards in any country), pay utility bills via M-Pesa, Airtel, MTN, Tigo and Equitel Paybills , set up online payment gateway, manage your accounts- create accounts, check transactions and balance or get statements, manage credit, get credit scores, withdraw and conduct KYC and also conduct CRB and AML queries.

Already being used by several companies in Kenya, Jenga APIs offer a complete package of over 64 fintech, regtech and insuretech APIs that can be used to power your business and simplify financial services and processes like sending and receiving money, shopping online, buying airtime, paying utility bills as well as creating and maintaining a mobile wallet. Moreover, Jenga APIs are very simple and API app comes with guides and tutorials which help developers build APIs without any hassles.

GroupDocs Newsletter February 2019 edition brings you latest news and updates related to all recent API releases plus much more. In the spot light is GroupDocs.Signature Product Family, which is an extensive collection of .NET and Java document e-signing APIs, allowing programmers to digitally sign their multi-format documents by adding various types of e-signatures including text, image, barcode, QR code and metadata signatures.

In other product news, GroupDocs.Search APIs for .NET and Java platforms now support blended characters and wildcard character search functionality to further enhance your indexing apps. While e-signing Image files within your .NET apps, you can add or search metadata with the help of GroupDocs.Signature for .NET API.

There are a few notable code examples also highlighted in this newsletter; you can render filtered messages from Microsoft Outlook data files OST & PST on .NET platform. Seamlessly convert your Java based IGS, PLT and CGM file formats, or, programmatically change page orientation (portrait, landscape) of your documents within any type of Java apps.

Continue reading at the newsletter blog – http://bit.ly/groupdocs-newsletter-february-2019

Indexing is a term quite synonymous with search engines now days, however, by definition, it refers to organizing data based on a specific schema. To put it another way, it’s the process of making data and information more presentable as well as conveniently accessible. GroupDocs.Search for Java is a unique indexing API providing a refined feature set and flexible structure. It lets Java app developers create and manage multiple indices and use various search queries such as simple, boolean, regular expression (regex) or fuzzy search. 

When we talk about utility features, we are considering functionalities like modifying the orientation of document pages (portrait, landscape) as well as rotating document pages and many more. One good example of a utility app is a document scanning and printing application, providing end users with the ability to rotate and orientate file pages which they wish to scan or print.

If you are a Java developer and you plan on incorporating similar features into your applications, consider GroupDocs.Merger for Java. It is a sophisticated document merger API for Java platform empowering you to merge, split or trim Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, EPUB, ODT, TXT, Diagram and Note format documents as well as move and swap specific document pages too. You have access to an array of basic and advanced features to absorb into any type of Java applications. Try free – http://bit.ly/2CFFpdU

An important aspect of document automation is the ability to work with dynamic content. When it comes to dynamically consume documents into our applications on Java platform, GroupDocs.Assembly for Java API covers all the bases. It supports dynamically assembling external documents within your Java apps for Microsoft Office and Email file formats. 

You can incorporate the contents of external documents into your reports dynamically with the help of the doc tags which are placeholders inside a template for a document to be absorbed at run-time. Try now – http://bit.ly/2HemeNv