I am working with Version 3 of Google Calendar REST API(using HttpClient) and its working fine. Similarly I've to work with web APIs of V3 Google Calendar since my application is in Google Apps marketplace. How can I proceed with 2 legged OAuth in V3 Google Calendar APIs. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Riyaz Ashraf.
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We have our mini CRM website. We want to add linkedin functionality to send targeted campaigns to our linkedin contacts from our website. So Please let us know what is the process to get and integrate the API in our website.
Is this API open source?
we are using C#, MVC 1.0 and MSSQL server database.
Bulk messaging is not supported by the LinkedIn APIs.
I have an azure api app, i want to use facebook, twitter, google and microsoftaccount for authentication, what i have seen all points to AAD. I have setup all the configuration in the portal because of the nice documentation. Now im struggling to implement it in my webclient and xamarin forms. I have been searching all day long.. Can someone point out to an example. thanks.
If I were starting such an app today, I'd definitely consider Azure AD B2C - the documentation page has a number of tutorials.
Azure Active Directory B2C
In lieu of that,or ASP.NET MVC have you seen:
Code! MVC 5 App with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google OAuth2 Sign-on (C#)
For ASP.NET Core:
Enabling authentication using Facebook, Google and other external providers
For Xamarin Auth:
https://components.xamarin.com/gettingstarted/xamarin.auth
We have an Ionic 2 app that will be deployed on iOS, Android and web. We have Google Analytics set up for the mobile versions.
Is it possible to set this up for the web version as well? If so, are there any references for how to do this?
You may use https://github.com/arnesson/cordova-plugin-firebase to link all your apps to your google analytics account.
Currently I am using SWC to display google map in my flex application. But now Google Maps API for Flash has been officially deprecated. The google maps web page suggests "We encourage you to migrate your code to version 3 of the Google Maps JavaScript API". Can someone please help me understand this?
Does that mean that I have to use java script API and load html inside flex application?
Since AuthSub is no longer working reliably, and along with OAuth 1.0 has been deprecated by Google for API Access, it seems that we'll have to upgrade our applications to support OAuth 2.0. My question is, do we have to upgrade to v3 of the Calendar API to use OAuth 2.0? Or can we use the older calendar APIs, V1 and/or V2 with OAuth 2.0? We're using the google Java client libraries.
I'd suggest going ahead and upgrading to Calendar v3 at the same time as OAuth 2.0 since you'll probably need to move to the newer Google API libraries rather than the old GData library anyways. However, from a protocol standpoint (not necessarily from a library standpoint), all versions of the Google Calendar API should work with OAuth 2.0 tokens.