It would be really cool to have an optional and very simple reflective
layer over the top of this, that would allow use in pre-2.0
scenarios.  Unless of course it's possible to extract the
AccountManager out of 2.0 and back-port to 1.5/1.6....

On Nov 12, 7:11 am, Micah <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am working on writing (and eventually releasing on the Android
> marketplace) a Google authenticator that will authenticate with Google
> and return a Google Auth Token 
> (see:http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/docs/auth/overview.html).
> The ultimate goal is to have this authenticator mirror the behavior of
> the com.google authenticator that comes with the Motorola Droid.
>
> This will hopefully allow developers to have such an authenticator
> available to them on the SDK emulator as well as end-users with any
> phone running Android 2.0 that does not have the official Google
> version of the authenticator (ie: custom ROMs, future phones that
> don't get the full Google package, etc.).
>
> Also, since there is no word on how long before any phones besides the
> Motorola Droid get Android 2.0, this will hopefully allow developers
> to start leveraging the newAccountManagerAPIs sooner rather than
> later (ie: via the SDK emulator).
>
> I have created an open source project for this endeavor (see link
> below) that contains the first bit of work I have done on getting the
> Authenticator writen.  If you are interested in contributing let me
> know, I am definitely open to the help or if you can offer insight as
> to the proper use of the newAccountManagerAPI or some place I am
> using it wrong it would be much appreciated.  Worst case scenario I'll
> plug away at this in my free time and at least people can use it as a
> reference for writing their own Authenticators in the future.
>
> http://code.google.com/p/google-authenticator-for-android/

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