Patty wrote: > Hi, I have enabled SSO for my domain google. Which works well, I must > now implement the change password. This functionality, was developed > with the support of the API, but I can not find which one to use > without going through the domain administrator, as the same user who > wants to change his password. > From memory when I did it, since you're storing and authenticating the passwords on your systems, it's up to you to change the password and it's all done at your end. If you go into the admin interface for your Google domain, you'll find a place to enter a URL where your users can change passwords. This should point somewhere in-house where you access whatever mechanism you have in place to change passwords. In our case, it's simply a message to go log into a server well known to students and go through the process they already use. That updates our LDAP server and the next time they try to log into Google Apps, our routines look at the LDAP server and authenticate them. Or not. There are no Google APIs for this, since what you have could be anything from something hard-coded into the authentication program, to a plain text file, to some sort of LDAP or even an Oracle database.
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