According to http://code.google.com/p/gdata-java-client/source/detail?r=505 the gdata-java-client library has recently (April 2012) been updated with OAuth2.0 support. I'd love to use that in a web application, to create and modify google spreadsheets. I want users of my web app to have their data stored in a google spreadsheet under their own credentials.
I'm new to using google apis, and am getting quite lost while trying to wade through examples. They all seem to refer to deprecated auth methods (oauth1 or authsub or clientlogin).
Has anyone seen any good, recent samples on how to use gdata apis with Oauth2.0 to accomplish the sort of thing I'm talking about? Thanks very much in advance. And sorry if the question is too n00by.
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Currently was playing around with a robotic process application called Blue Prism and learned you can drop a URL link to a WSDL location to consume api calls. I tested using a free service and it worked great.
My question is in regards to Google Sheets API, a project has come up where this would be very usefull however I'm not able to locate or if one even exists (A WSDL or WADL) for the google sheets api.
If anyone could give me any direction on this that would be fantastic.
Google docs can be automated using REST web services. You can find more information about google docs api at google sheets API page.
BluePrism has an out-of-box tools to work with SOAP request with WSDL, but unfortunately it does not have out-of-box support for REST web services.
If you'd like to use API to interact with google docs, then you can do that, but you'll have to create your own code stages to do that.
I'm trying to access Google spreadsheets using gdata-python-2.0.17 library. In every tutorial, programmaticLogin(uname,pwd) is used but I feel it is not a good practice. I'm trying to overcome this by using OAuth 2.0 authentication(oauth2client.client).
I've managed up to granting access to a Google account by getting user consent.
I'm not sure whether the standard gdata.spreadsheet.service.SpreadsheetsService() can be used in this scenario.
According to this, it is not possible/easy to combine OAuth 2.0 and gdata-python library.
It's highly appreciated if someone know how to handle this with the said APIs or using later versions of Google API which can be used.
Thanks
does anybody work with foursquare api and asp.net, do you know some basic tutorial, how to set the environment, do I need some api, how can I make my app to conect to 4sq and ask something. I work with asp.net mvc2, and any clue on this would be helpful.
Thanks in advance.
There are a couple of C# libraries available for the foursquare API, you can see the complete list here:
https://developer.foursquare.com/docs/libraries.html
In terms of tutorials, you can use the interactive query viewer on the foursquare website to get a sense of the data:
https://developer.foursquare.com/docs/venues/venues.html
(click 'try it now' and it will give you an interactive query console for the api!)
You can also get a walkthrough of how to do OAuth2 authentication on the website too:
https://developer.foursquare.com/docs/oauth.html
For what it's worth, when I was first playing with the API I found it useful to test out all of my queries using cURL, then once you use a library you're already a pro.
Hope that helps?
The documentation currently does not mention OAuth 2. However, I was hoping the docs are out date, and that someone has gotten OAuth 2 to work with the Document List API. Even the Spreadsheet API supports it, so I'm having wishful thinking.
Turns out that support is in beta. Use scope=https://docs.google.com/feeds/
Can any one suggest me to best C# twitter api for developing application with twitter api?. I want all the advance functionality of twitter in my application.
Twitterizer
Twitterizer is a .NET class library that provides an easy-to-use interface for the Twitter web api. It is written for developers. It's features are easy to discover and follow a consistent design pattern. http://www.twitterizer.net
LINQ to Twitter, if your app is LINQ-enabled.
"LINQ to Twitter is a LINQ Provider for the Twitter micro-blogging service. It uses standard LINQ syntax for queries and includes method calls for changes via the Twitter API."
I haven't used this myself, just found it when browsing and passing it on. It's interesting that if you search with the #linqtotwitter hashtag, you can see all the test tweets, which all start with "Ç".
Kindly follow the below link to get latest API for Twitter
Latest Twitter API
May I humbly suggest TweetSharp. It has full support for the API including the Search API and updates are released as soon as possible to address changes in the twitter API. (for instance, it already supports the upcoming GeoLocation APIs).
It's open source (MIT license), so you can use it free for pretty much anything you want.
Disclosure: I'm a project owner.