BTW, please let me know if the code I pointed to provides a good starting point for you, or if you have any additional questions.
Cheers, -Ryan On Jan 8, 9:11 am, "Ryan Boyd (Google)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Murthy, Yes, there is some example code in a post at:http://groups-beta.google.com/group/google-calendar-help-dataapi/brow... We're in the process of getting together a more complete sample for the website, but hopefully that should help you on your way. Please note -- while I have tested and used AuthSub with a ASP.NET app (in C#), I have not tested using the 'secure' method. There are some recent posts regarding problems working with the secure mode (where you have registered a certificate with Google) with the .NET libraries. I'm currently in the process of investigating these issues. -Ryan On Jan 8, 12:58 am, "Murthy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > I have a question regarding calling the Calendar Service from a web > application, I am building an ASP.NET app using VB.NET and trying to > connect to the google service using "Account Authentication Proxy for > Web-Based Applications", but I am not able to find any thing as all the > examples show how to connect to the service using desktop client > (winforms). Is it possible to connect to google service and retrieve or > add or delete events from my calendar using ASP.NET and VB.NET or c# ? > if so and if you have any piece of code that can help me it would be > greatly appreciated. Please email me either a link or any code to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Regards > Murthy > On Jan 5, 4:52 pm, "Frank Mantek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The .NET client library has now a new home (currently in addition to the one > > at code.google.com/gdata). The current 1.08 download and all future > > downloads will be available at: > >http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/ > > following the download tab (or just use the featured download). > > Also, tips etc will appear there on the wiki pages (currently the existing > > tips are present). > > Frank Mantek > > On 12/7/06, Frank Mantek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > This new version of the .NET library is the biggest single release since > > > the original one. It includes several fixes, support for Windows Mobile and > > > support for > > > Google Spreadsheets. > > > Right now, you can get it at: > > >http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source > > > via subversion. > > > The binary download should be updated in the next few days. > > > = 1.0.8 == > > > - Fixed issue 13 from the public issue list. If a content element > > > contained xhtml, and not just text, > > > the content was not read correctly. > > > - Fixed issue 17 from the public issue list. XHTML content was not > > > persisted correctly. > > > - Added support for hosted domain feeds. This is done automatically, no > > > codechanges needed for the application developer. > > > The authentication code was changed to ask for Hosted domains first, > > > then google accounts. > > > - Added support for the app:control/app:draft element, but only in the way > > > to expose a boolean on the AtomEntry. > > > The new member on AtomEntry is called IsDraft. > > > - Changed the way atom:content is parsed. Text & HTML types use > > > xmlreader.ReadString() to get the inner content. XHTML and > > > all other types use readInnerXml() to get the content. > > > - changed Exception handling. The code now throws more detailed exceptions > > > based on what was happening: > > > -> GDataRequestException: generic exception > > > -> GDataForbiddenException: exception thrown when the server return a > > > Forbidden on authentication > > > -> GDataRedirectException: exception thrown when the server returned a > > > redirect > > > - changed redirect handling on Post. The library will follow redirects on > > > Post automatically by default, to accomodate Blogger (which > > > currently may return 302s on posts). This can be turned off by setting > > > the .StrictRedirect property to true on the > > > GDataAuthRequestFactory. If it is turned off, the code will throw if a > > > redirect is happening on an HTTP verb other than GET. > > > - changed redirect handling for DELETE/PUT the same as for POST > > > - removed cookie handling. The code will handle cookies now without using > > > the CookieContainer (one hurdle on the way to the CompactFramework Port). > > > - Fixed persistence of "initialized" date values for udpated/published on > > > the atom.entry. This resolves an issue with the Blogger. > > > - Added EventEntry.Notifications. This property (boolean) indicates if an > > > update on an entry should send notifications to the attendees of the > > > Event. > > > - Fixed the gbase project (the NumberFormat.cs file was missing in the > > > project file). > > > - Added a proxy property for the GDataRequestFactory. > > > - Setting content-length correctly to fix WindowsMobile issues. This fix > > > is a user submitted, and created by Steeve Morin > > > - Fixes to the authsub code, provided by Ryan Boyd > > > - The DLLs were renamed, to follow the Windows .NET standard. > > > gdata.dll -> Google.GData.Client.dll > > > gbase.dll -> Google.GData.GoogleBase.dll > > > gcalendar.dll -> Google.GData.Calendar.dll > > > gcodesearch.dll -> Google.GData.CodeSearch.dll > > > gextensions.dll -> Google.GData.Extensions.dll > > > and the new one -> Google.GData.Spreadsheets.dll- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -
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