Hi,
Unfortunately, Apps APIs do not support arbitrary atom extensions.
Because of this, for crashing/timeouts you would need to store
information temporary in your sync program or your Active Directory
during the synchronization to be able to retry the necessary
operations.
Cheers,
Julian
On Nov 26, 7:09 am, Frank Mantek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> starting question:
>
> a) did you use fiddler to verify what is send over the wire? I (as not
> part of the gmail/apps team) do not know if those backend stores
> support extended properties in the first place
>
> b) Case 1 would not work. You can't nest atomentries etc arbitrary
> inside. in general above applies: no google backend store is, afaik,
> prepared to save arbitrary data inside it's envelope (think about
> spamming, size limitations etc, and you easily understand why).
>
> c) Case 2. That should work. The code looks good. Here, go to
> fiddlertool, and see if the correct xml is send, and what is returned
>
> d) Case 3. That can not work. CreateExtension only creates extensions
> that are registered. So you would have to write an extensionfactory
> first (look at the youtube or picasa extensions) to be able to create
> this object. That code will all try to create it, not find it, and
> hence do nothing....
>
> Frank Mantek
> Google
>
> On Nov 25, 2008, at 10:21 PM, FHCIT wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have tried a few things and have not yet met success.
>
> > 1.
> > pnickname = new extensioncollection<nicknameelement>(new
> > atomentry());
> > nicknameelement pnick = new nicknameelement
> > ("[EMAIL PROTECTED]");
> > pnickname.add(pnick);
>
> > messagebox.show("count " + pnickname.count);
> > messagebox.show("index " + pnickname.indexof(pnick));
> > messagebox.show("is there " + pnickname.contains(pnick));
>
> > I cannot figure out how to attach this to an UserEntry to update.
>
> > 2.
> > ExtendedProperty property = new ExtendedProperty();
> > property.Name = "Animal";
> > property.Value = "cow";
> > gmailUser.ExtensionElements.Add(property);
> > gmailUser.Update();
>
> > gmailUser = service.RetrieveUser("testuser");
> > foreach (object var in gmailUser.ExtensionElements)
> > {
> > ExtendedProperty p = var as ExtendedProperty;
> > if (p != null)
> > {
> > MessageBox.Show(p.Name);
> > }
> > }
>
> > This code appears to not update the UserEntry with the new
> > ExtendedProperty. I assume I am correctly reading the
> > ExtendedProperties for a UserEntry.
>
> > 3.
> > gmailUser.CreateExtension("Pnickname",
> > gmailUser.Name.AttributeNamespaces.ToString());
>
> > gmailUser.SetExtensionValue("Pnickname",
> > gmailUser.Name.AttributeNamespaces.ToString(), "[EMAIL PROTECTED]");
> > // tag or namespace inccorrect exception
>
> > //gmailUser.ReplaceExtension("Pnickname",
> > AppsNameTable.AppsNamespace, xproperites);
> > //attempt from looking at google data api sdk
>
> > MessageBox.Show("Extended property " +
> > gmailUser.FindExtension("Pnickname",
> > gmailUser.Name.AttributeNamespaces.ToString()) as String);
> > MessageBox.Show("pnickname " + gmailUser.GetExtensionValue
> > ("Pnickname", gmailUser.Name.AttributeNamespaces.ToString()));
>
> > This code I cannot seem to find the correct namespace I have tried
> > ( AppsNameTable.AppsNamespace , gmailUser.Name.ToString(),
> > gmailUser.Name.AttributeNamespaces.ToString() ) and a few other
> > failures.
>
> > Can you point me in the right direction. Any code examples would be
> > appreciated.
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