How can I secure my Google endpoints. I need to make a java client call (servlets, NOT android) into the endpoint services.
There is documentation for iOS, Javascript and Android clients, but not for java clients.
Help is appreciated.
Thanks
Have a look at the Google APIs Client Library for Java.
Edit: here's the part on OAuth.
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Could you please let me know why some of the telegram methods are not working?
for example "https://api.telegram.org/bot{token}/sendMessage" works fine and it never returns 404 error whereas https://api.telegram.org/bot{token}/importContacts and many others are not working at all.
You can find the list of all methods here and you can try them
https://core.telegram.org/methods
Thanks for responding
The Telegram platform offers two separate APIs.
Telegram Bot API which is documented at Telegram bot docs and relies on the HTTPS protocol. api.telegram.org is the entry point for this API.
Telegram Client API which is documented at Telegram core documentation and relies on the MTProto protocol.
The Telegram bot protocol is significantly more limited than the Telegram Core API, if you're looking to create a client to use your own account, you need to use the MTProto API.
Going through Google's documentation, are Firebase Cloud Messaging Client Libraries only allowed on iOS, Android, Unity, C++ and NodeJS?
I'd like to build a client written in Go that can be pushed messages. Is this possible?
The protocol for receiving FCM messages it not documented. This means you need to use one of the official SDKs to be able to receive messages, and those are indeed only available for iOS, Android, and Web applications.
I am implementing Cloud Endpoints with a Python app, I need to expose the restAPI in a secure way https (this is authomatic), The consumer of this Endpoint will be a java Application (not a web browser or app android or ios), and my questions is if there are any way to limit the consume od this Services only for that application.
I've seen "Service Account" oauth but i don't know if i can use it for this problem and if is possible i don't know how to configure it.
Thanks a lot.
I'm coding a cross-platform client in Adobe Air. Native SDKs don't suit me, obviously.
Is there an API to query Entourage?
No, Entourage is an SDK and not a Web API. In order to identify television content, Entourage needs to listen to an audio stream and perform some signal processing/fingerprinting on it, which is best done with a native SDK.
If you just need to look up TV listing data, there is the eyeQ API (https://developer.gracenote.com/eyeq)
Does anyone know if there are any CalDav web clients or even any client libraries that will connect to the Google Calendar CALDAV API/server (we the recent oAuth2 additions)? We want to do this so that Google calendars can be managed in a standard way, and embedded in our own application.
One possible library is gaye/dav on github. It was initially written for Firefox OS and provides support for an OAuth2 transport.
That aside, adding OAuth2 support to any other existing library is probably not that hard. When you know it is a Google CalDAV server, do the OAuth exchange to get the access token. Then, if the library has a hook (or a function that can be monkeypatched) that runs just before a request is sent, set the request header Authorization: Bearer <oauth access token> with each request.