Dear Experts,
I'm writing a small Python demo CGI program to get into the Calendar
API.
Everything is great in my command-line version because I explicitly
use my user/password there.
Things also go well when the user first goes to my CGI page: no
'token' parameter means "display link to Google to authenticate and
come back to the same place".
That works great - my CGI program detects the 'token' parameter and
displays a list of my calendars - Great!
However, I want to continue doing other things with the calendar,
which I enable with links on the authenticated page - I don't use
cookies, but I do pass the token to all subsequent invocations of the
page.
For example, the initial callback page is www.demo.com/cal?token=abcd
then links after authenticating look like
www.demo.com/cal?token=abcd&page=2&cal=GoodStuff
However, after using the token the first time, clicking any subsequent
page of mine always yields a gdata.service.RequestError:
{'status': 401, ... 'reason': 'Token revoked'}
Should I be using a cookie to save the token? The documentation
definitely raised that as an option but I figure once I make the token
a long lived token, I should be able to use it again via a CGI
parameter.
By the way:
- I definitely set "session = True" when calling GenerateAuthSubURL().
- I definitely call calendar_service.UpgradeToSessionToken().
- I'm not explicitly revoking the token anywhere
I have a feeling its an easy issue... Any ideas?
Thanks!
Andrew
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