No. It's more a principal issue. Example:

- if i go and write my own www.mantek.org website that shows MY calendar, i can easily go and use client login

- if i create www.mycoolservice.com and i show only MY calendar, it's fine

- if i create www.youhaveclientsservice.com and i want to show GOOGLE account data (calendar, blogger, etc...) on my clients behalf, the only way to do that with client login is that you collect/passthrough you clients username/password to google. Now, this is all cool and fine, if they do trust you.... but, would you give a 3rd party your account info for another party? Considering that this is more than problematic, on security levels, and most likely most customers won't trust a 3rd party to actually take care of username/passwords of another site we put out AuthSub. With AuthSub, you can grant access for a certain set of data for a 3rd party, where giving the 3rd party your account info means giving them access to all data...

Makes more sense? Or did i misunderstand your question ?

Frank Mantek

On 9/21/06, Mark Swanson < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Sanjay wrote:
> You are correct - ClientLogin currently supports both Google accounts
> and hosted accounts.  However, hosted accounts are not currently
> supported through the AuthSub protocol.  If a web-based application
> requires access to a Google service protected by a user's credentials,
> the application should use AuthSub, and not support hosted accounts.

I'm curious, why shouldn't a web-based application use ClientLogin? Is
it because you can't use the Java gdata API mixed with the ClientLogin API?

Thanks.

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