Mark, when using the gdata API, you will need to query the user for
the username and password of the gmail account to use. Is that
correct? Or is there a nifty way to get an authentication token with
the account linked to the phone (if there is one?).

I haven't found any good samples on the web, but maybe my Google-Fu
just plain sucks.

I used the heavyweight desktop gdata API in one of my apps before, but
I'm secretly hoping that the Android-specific version offers a
different authentication mechanism.

-Mike

On Jun 7, 6:44 am, Mark Murphy <[email protected]> wrote:
> Reiny Song wrote:
> > I want add events to user'scalendarin my app,
>
> > and I search some information about how to manipulate thecalendar.
>
> > I found that
>
> > Google has not provided the offical API to manipulate thecalendarin
> > the android phone so far.
>
> > Dose anyone has the advice ?
>
> Use the GoogleCalendarGData APIs:
>
> http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/
>
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