Hi spreadsheet-api consumers from Java. You probably already know that there are 2 Java client libraries:
gdata-java-client (1.42.0) google-api-java-client (1.2.1-alpha) >From what I can work out, google-api-java-client is a reaction away from getting 'too semantic' with the feeds, and provides just a bare-bones abstraction of feeds and entries, leaving you to add the meaning as per the particular Gdata protocol being used, for your particular usage scenario. Are you using the new library? How is that working out for you? Do you miss the legacy library as you essentially re-implement concepts from the legacy library, or do you find the closer coupling with the Gdata protocol itself to be beneficial? Do you find it to be of a higher quality of implementation than the legacy library, or is it truly still 'alpha' as the version label suggests? Do you think you'll ever commit to the new library and leave the legacy one behind? thanking you for your opinion, David Bullock.
