I see the post below this regarding a similar issue, but I am not able
to see edit links for events that belong to existing calendars
(calendars that have been around for a few months).
<code>
GoogleService service = new GoogleService("cl",
"exampleCo-exampleApp-1");
service.setUserCredentials(username, password);
new
CalendarEventEntry().declareExtensions(service.getExtensionProfile());
CalendarEventEntry retrievedEntry =
service.getEntry(fullEntryURL, CalendarEventEntry.class);
System.out.println("CAN EDIT: " + retrievedEntry.getCanEdit());
//
//PRINTS "true"
//
Link editLink = retrievedEntry.getEditLink();
System.out.println("EDIT LINK: " + editLink);
//
//PRINTS "null"
//
</code>
The same thing happens if I use either the "/basic/" or "/full/" URL.
The username has permission to "Make changes AND manage sharing".
I've also tried just looking at the feeds using a browser and wget, but
no edit link tags.
(By the way, does anyone know how to get Firefox to NOT format the feed
using it's internal RSS viewer? Whenever I try to view a feed, Firefox
formats the feed into some 'pretty' viewer, and I have to 'view page
source' to see the actual XML. Anyone else have this problem and find
a solution?)
Any ideas about this? I was able to view edit links simply by calling
"service.getEntry(new URL(entry.getId()))" about a month ago, but now
this has crapped out.
Thanks
-Nick
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