On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 10:50 AM, maryam <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Maybe, but I send $authToken which I received from these functions:
>
> $client=getClientLoginHttpClient($userID,$pass);
> $authToken=$client->getClientLoginToken();
>
> here is what i send in headers:
>
> headers["authorization"]='GoogleLogin auth="+
> DQAAAIEAAAAAy5-Ma2C8QTr_8w7i_aWXzlpM21VPVD0nx0x-
> N3i0_dT6cfgWJwkJYvv3GyenUiz99_rfUpMHOyDQvDV9g1aCnA9459NxNmWkAKH6W2W1psDs76De_YmvceAVF7tLsCxkxRNTpGmFJgvKGTb4jDfJNomAstJCFkVH5nu52SfI9k4V0CwceG2sttpAztIysfE
>
> Thanks,
> -maryam
Maryam,
Which client are you using for this?
The most likely problem I can imagine is that
getClientLoginHttpClient() isn't providing us with the right client
identifier ("cl"). It certainly doesn't look like you're providing it
as an argument, so unless it's built into the client, that's probably
the cause.
--
Trevor Johns
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