We are trying to send messages to our connections in LinkedIn using the Developer APIs. We are following the steps as provided in the developer site documentation.
However, when we create an app with LinkedIn it gives access to parameters such as r_emailaddress, r_basicprofile, w_member_social. We would like to understand how to enable permissions for w_messages using LinkedIn v2 API's, Kindly point us in the right direction.
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I need to send URL to Facebook inbox using Java or Spring without providing Facebook login screen.
Is it able to do this without providing Facebook login?
Can I use Spring social Facebook to do that?
I have read lot of article but I could not find right details. Can anyone guide me to right direction step by step?
i am trying to enable mirror api and work on it as explained here https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/mirror/quickstart/java#creating_a_google_apis_console_project but i cant see services tab and when i add it in the URL it shows "You don't have permissions to perform the action on the selected resource". can someone tell me how i can enable and start working on it
Have you authorized using OAuth 2.0 credentials?
Please note from Authorizing Requests:
Requests to the Google Mirror API must be authorized using OAuth 2.0 credentials. You should use server-side flow when your application needs to access Google APIs on behalf of the user such as when the user is offline. This approach requires passing a one-time authorization code from your client to your server that is used to acquire an access and refresh tokens for your server.
I'm trying to create a web service to use the Google Plus API. I'm writing it in java, however I can't figure out what files I need and how I would go about posting to Google plus groups using Java
If you have any insite please could you post relavent links and helpful tips to help me out.
EDIT 1:
I have been playing around with the GooglePlus API provived by Google and have written a project based on the sample code given from this page: https://developers.google.com/+/domains/posts/creating
The code runs fine until it gets to the GoogleTokenResponse tokenResponse = flow.newTokenRequest(code).setRedirectUri(REDIRECT_URI).execute(); line. Where it returns a null error. I am copying the link provided in the console and pasting in the code, however everytime it just returned a null error, is there a specific part of the returned code given that causes an issue?
Posting to Google+ is only supported for accounts in a Google Apps Domain (and even then, with restrictions).
If you are logging in using a GMail account - you don't have an Apps Domain account. If you're logging in using some other email address (ie - you have an email address, but you can't use Google account features such as GMail or Google Drive with it) then you don't have an Apps Domain account. If you are using a Domain account, your Domain admin may need to enable Google+ for your Domain before this works.
See https://developers.google.com/+/domains/getting-started for the differences between what you can do with the Domains API and the regular Plus API.
Note that neither API lets you post to a Google+ Community or post publicly. The Domains API does let you post to a user's circle, as long as the members of that circle are also part of the Domain. The Domain API also lets you post to everyone in the Domain. The normal Plus API does not allow posting at all.
There is a third API, knows as the Pages API, which allows Pages to publicly post on their stream. This API, however, is available to a limited number of partners such as Hootsuite. You can read more at https://developers.google.com/+/api/pages-signup, but there isn't much more available publicly.
Your web service should first authenticate against Google. This authentication can either be using a service account (if you want to post only through one account) or users's account (if you want to post via user's account) using oAuth mechanism.
For more details about how to authenticate, refer to How to authenticate our users in our website with Google Account
Have a look at https://developers.google.com/+/api/ for detailed information about how Google Plus APIs can be used.
I'm finding a lot of problems trying to develop a google app to place in the market, with OpenID and accesing some google apis like G+ from the backserver on GAE
I have applications running using google apis to acces G+ data, with 3 legged oAuth (code flow) without problems and i understand the "magic" behind the scenes, but i'm getting lost with OpenID and google market. Do i need to do the 3legged oAuth after the user pass the OpenID google filter, and send the user to acept the G+ permission API to use that token to access google apis? If this is the case, what happen if the user access the application from his company gmail account, and when prompted to accept the g+ access, he change accounts? Is there any good reading that make things easier with google apps, openID and access google apis from GAE?
Why I can't specify the scope of G+ when sending my application to the market, in the app conf files?
In this scenario, what is the best way of getting the user g+ profile (picture, fullname, nickname? What i'm missing? google documentation is really good, when you find the correct one ,but a lot of links are dead and millions of examples with deprecated gdata apis are flooding the net...
Ok, after further reading and testing i came up with this points:
Google Marketplace just alow you to access this apis without extra "oAuth dances"
If you want to access more APIs than the listed above, you need the oAuth exchange to get specific token/s for the APIs you want to access.
In my case, i want to access G+ API before the openID from market, so after logging the user with openID, i need to redirect him to google api oAuth accept screen (just for the first time)
More things about the market that take me long time to catch:
- Billing API and license API are deprecated, this mean you are responsible for billing your users and keep them tracked to know if a given user has paid the application or when the license has expired
- You need to map /_ah/login_required becouse your application should be setted (when you create it) to only accept federated logins, wich will lead to a redirection to /_ah/login_required from where you need to do the openID stuff.
A lot of links in the documentation are broken and the examples are too old :(
It's actually a little simpler now with the new Google Apps Marketplace experience. If you follow the steps in the docs and make sure you ask for the same scopes in your App Engine code, the user should never be prompted.
I develop facebook application in android
i want to log in to facebook via HTTPClient , teh user give me username and password and then i connect to facebook.com/login
i want to make like this code
Facebook: Getting Incorrect Signature (104) when Getting Session Key
but in android, i tried to do that but when i get the session, a XML contain invalid parameter returned
can any one help me?
Facebook released an official SDK for Android applications. See this post on their developers blog.
You might want to try implementing the Android Facebook:Connect Library:
http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/User:Android
It's not official - but it seems fairly stable for most practical uses (allowing connecting and FQL queries, etc.)