I just want to report back to my server the unique friend connect id
and basic info of the current viewer. How hard can it be?

I might not have understood how to do this correctly, but here's what
I have done;

1. I have made sure that friend connect works on my site canvas, rpc-
html, basic widgets and all that jazz.
2. I have made a simple custom widget, I call osaccess.xml which gets
pulled in OK (Which I can see in firebug. It's of course proxied by a
google server, but the content that gets in the browser is the same
that I wrote).
3. From JS inside that custom widget, I make a request back to my
server. It works fine if I use NONE as authorizationtype.
4. When I switch to SIGNED, I want to utilize that the google proxy
guarantees id, and packs a lot of good info about the user/viewer.

The code looks like this;

   function foo()
   {
      .....
          var params = {};
                params[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.CONTENT_TYPE] =
gadgets.io.ContentType.TEXT;
                params[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.AUTHORIZATION] =
gadgets.io.AuthorizationType.SIGNED;
                params[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.REFRESH_INTERVAL]
=  5;
                var url = "http://howtobethechange.appspot.com/
osaccess/";
                console.log("calling url... '"+url+"'");
                gadgets.io.makeRequest(url, reqcb, params);
      };

          function reqcb(data)
          {
                console.log("reqcb called....");
                console.dir(data);
          }

The reqcb always reply "404: not found" when I use SIGNED.

What is it that is not found?

Where can I read about examples on how to set this up. It seems to be
the absolutely single first, top of mind, thing that any pgroammer
want to do and sort of _the whole point_ of friend connect - to report
back the certified user id of the current viewer to the site hosting
the widgets.

What am I missing?

I should point out that I have registered my site at
https://www.google.com/accounts/ManageDomains, using a x.509 PEM
certificate. It feels like there is a 'magic' url I have to provide
(though I can't find any access from any google proxies or anything
else when running the script).

Very thankful for any advice.

Cheers,
PS
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