On Wednesday 31 March 2010, Dave elucidated thus:
> I started using the aw_api_php_lib_2.0.1 client library w/ v2009 API
> today and also ran into a rate limit. It produced the same error and
> appears to only last for a few minutes. I don't use multiple threads
> on my project but some of the operations are quick and I am
> processing without any delay implemented.
>
> I would be curious what the actual rate limit is, as bulk operations
> aren't going to work well for my purpose. I don't mind adding a delay
> I just don't want to guess if at all possible.

Just so you know, you don't have to hit the Client Login API for each 
request. You can cache the auth cookie, and then only get a new one 
when you get back the error

AuthenticationError.GOOGLE_ACCOUNT_COOKIE_INVALID

If it is in fact a rate limit issue with the Login API, then caching the 
auth cookie should solve the problem.

j

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