How are you all ? I read the following in the OpenSocial section on Google Code
> To host OpenSocial apps, your website must implement the OpenSocial API > Specification <http://code.google.com/apis/opensocial/docs/spec.html>. In > most cases, this means that you *connect your own social network's > backends to the OpenSocial Service Provider Interface (SPI), which is part > of Shindig <http://incubator.apache.org/shindig/>, to allow an OpenSocial > app to access your site's data.* However, it is possible to use data from > another social network as well, should you prefer. The SPI implements: > > - Adding and removing friends > - Adding and removing apps > - Storing activities > - Retrieving activity streams for self and friends > - Storing and retrieving per-app and per-app-per-user data > > What is meant by the SPI and where it's located in Shindig. -- Amr Khaled Faculty of Computers and Information
