The request will 404 until the "person with the link" opens the spreadsheet at least once, so that it gets added to their doclist.
-Vic On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 10:48 PM, Vahan Hartooni <hartooniva...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi James, > > Well I tried this and yet all I receive is this message: "The spreadsheet > at this URL could not be found. Make sure that you have the right URL and > that the owner of the spreadsheet hasn't deleted it." > > I have the same privacy settings as yours. What can I be doing in order to > get this error? > > -Vahan > > > On Wednesday, June 1, 2011 9:45:34 AM UTC-7, James Moore wrote: >> >> I posted some sample Java code for something similar on my >> blog<http://blog.restphone.com/2011/05/very-simple-google-spreadsheet-code.html>- >> here's the useful part: >> >> >> String urlString = >> "https://spreadsheets.google.**com/feeds/list/**0AsaDhyyXNaFSdDJ2VUxtVGVWN1Yza**1loU1RPVVU3OFE/default/public/**values >> >> <https://spreadsheets.google.com/feeds/list/0AsaDhyyXNaFSdDJ2VUxtVGVWN1Yza1loU1RPVVU3OFE/default/public/values>"; >> >> // turn the string into a URL >> URL url = new URL(urlString); >> >> // You could substitute a cell feed here in place of >> // the list feed >> ListFeed feed = service.getFeed(url, ListFeed.class); >> >>
