I am not sure if this is the right group that I am posting to. But I figured that only people that use the picasa gdata apis would have this problem.
The problem is that I cannot seem to link to a photo using the URL from the media:content tag in the photo feed: For example, I have a page test.html that contains a link to a photo: <a href="http://lh3.ggpht.com/username/display.jpg";>Pic</a> When I load the page and try to click the link I get an error: /username/display.jpg was not found on this server. But when I enter the same URL into the address bar I can access it. The same happens if I do this: <img src=" http://lh3.ggpht.com/username/display.jpg"; /> Nothing get's displayed. Any ideas would be helpful. -Pavel On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 5:07 AM, Frank Mantek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > We just released the new version of the .NET SDK for the Google Data > APIs. > > Get it here: > > http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/downloads/list > > Note the primary difference between the .MSI and the .ZIP download: > The MSI download works only on Windows but does install the project > templates for you automatically. > > The primary focus of this release is bugfixes, some new data elements > and multithreaded support. Ever wanted to upload that YouTube video in > the background? Download all the photos in a Picasa album without > blocking your UI? This release implements the EventBased Async pattern > from MSDN, and we implemented it in the PhotoTool sample application > that comes with the SDK. There is a whole document explaining how this > works here: > > > http://google-gdata.googlecode.com/svn/docs/AdditionalContent/Multithreadedoperations.html > > which is included in the helpfile that ships with the SDK. You can > check out the PhotoTool applicatio here: > > > http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source/browse/trunk/clients/cs/lib/Release/PhotoTool.exe > > We would really appreciate feedback on the multithreaded support and > hope you find that useful. > > To help you in examine a release, from now on we will publish the > codecoverage for the release with it. You can find this information > here: > > > http://google-gdata.googlecode.com/svn/docs/CodeCoverage/CoverageReport.html > > Note that there are areas that need some love, so if you use that > particular service and like to contribute some good tests, feel free > to contact us with patches :) > > Here are the complete release notes: > > 1.2.2.0 > > • Added a SetRequestFactory method on the AppsService. This allows a > user of the AppsService to set advanced HTTP properties for the > underlying service objects used (like setting a proxy server, > additional headers etc.) by creating a new RequestFactory object and > passing it into the service. To make it easy to create this factory > object a helper CreateRequestFactory was added to the AppsService > object as well. > • Asyncronous/background support including a sample application. You > can now easily fire off that long running YouTube upload, or the > download of a picture as a seperate thread, so that your main > application is no longer blocked. It uses the AsyncOperation pattern, > and is not available (due to missing base support in the compact > framework) in the Windows Mobile build. > The sample PhotoBrowser application was changed to use that pattern, > and a page in the helpfile introduces the concept. > • Added support for Issue 163: the calendar recently introduced > several new elements, this adds support for syncEvent, uui and sequence > > • Bugfixes > • Fixed a bug in CommentingEnabled on the PhotoAccessor, which was > setting internally the wrong property. > • Changed the behaviour of AlbumEntry.AlbumAuthor. The setter will > now create a new author is no author is present. > • Fixed an issue regarding content, type=text. This element was not > encoding correctly which could lead to server errors based on the > contents of the element. > • Fixed issue 164, the code will now throw an exception if we get an > empty location header in a redirect situation > • Fixed issue 161, changed the WebProxy property on the > RequestFactory object to IWebProxy to make this interface more flexible. > • Removed an obsolete size check for the authentication response for > client login and login for webapplications. > • Fixed issue 160, FirstName in the profile feed of YouTube was > spelled wrong and hence not loaded correctly. > • Fixed issue 157, Slug Header encoding. This was not correctly > confirming to RFC5023. Fixed and introduced a new helper method in the > utilities class for this purpose. > • Fixed issue 147, a composite feed with a comment was not loading > • Fixed issue 148, RemoveAt did not remove the object from the > containing collection, only locally. Fixed by overriding the OnRemove > method. > • Fixed issue 155, there was no way to create a read only youtube > service, or rephrased, one that did not require a developer key > • Fixed issue 159, a typo in the makefile that prevented gac > install/ > uninstall using the makefile > • Fixed issue 156, if an exception happened during upload, the > resource was kept open > • Fixed issue 149, the Who element failed to parse attendee status > if > a whitespace element was encountered > • Fixed issue 144, recurrenceexception is not parsed correctly > • Fixed issue 145, FeedLink element parser error > • Fixed issue 146. Passwords containing percentage signs were not > properly encoded. > > > > Regards > > Frank Mantek > Google > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Data Protocol" group. 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