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I want to integrate my asp.net application with quickbooks enterprise.

I have done integration with quickbooks-online using IPPV3 ASP.net; I can send HTTP calls with JSON objects to get response, but now my requirement is to connect my asp.net application with quick books enterprise software.

Can I use that approach for quick books enterprise which I have used for quick books online?

Please help me with respect to my knowledge as I have done work with online (small scale) version.

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Can i use that approach for quick books enterprise which i have used for quick books online?

No. There is no REST API for QuickBooks Enterprise.

You need to use the QuickBooks Web Connector, along with the QuickBooks SDK.

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  • What about IPP? Can't we use its REST library for communication with Quickbooks desktop? – Muhammad Atif Agha Apr 15 '15 at 06:05
  • No, IPP *does not support* QuickBooks desktop anymore. There *is not a REST API* for QuickBooks desktop anymore. – Keith Palmer Jr. Apr 15 '15 at 12:40
  • I want to integrate QuickBooks enterprise version, and that is only desktop version as QuickBooks Online does not have enterprise edition. – Muhammad Atif Agha Apr 15 '15 at 12:42
  • Again -- for QuickBooks Enterprise, use the Web Connector. I have included links in my answer above. The Web Connector is the only way to integrate a .NET application with QuickBooks Enterprise. – Keith Palmer Jr. Apr 15 '15 at 16:56
  • Thanks, can you also provide me any link to how to add qwc file in web connector because whichever link i have explored, they used to advise to register some file on some store, i am not sure what does it mean. – Muhammad Atif Agha Apr 16 '15 at 06:38
  • To add a .QWC file to the Web Connector, click the "Add Application" button in the Web Connector. Choose the .QWC file when prompted. Click OK. It's not any more complicated than that. If you continue to have trouble, post the .QWC file so we can help you further. – Keith Palmer Jr. Apr 16 '15 at 11:36