Hi,

I'm having a problem that looks like a few others have experienced,
being that ~1/2 of all requests going to the calendar api fail with:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Authorization required</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" TEXT="#000000">
<H1>Authorization required</H1>
<H2>Error 401</H2>
</BODY>
</HTML>

Following is the code used (note I'm having problems with all event
modificaton actions, but the deletion code is easier to read):

Deletion:

        private void DeleteEvent(SPItemEventProperties properties,
googleConfig config)
        {
            Service calService = new Service("cl", "exampleCo-
exampleApp-1");
            calService.setUserCredentials(config.username,
config.password);

            EventEntry entry = new EventEntry();
            entry.SelfUri = (string)properties.ListItem["SelfURI"];
            entry.EditUri = (string)properties.ListItem["EditURI"];

            try
            {
                calService.Delete(entry);
            }
            catch (GDataRequestException excp)
            {
                config.elog.WriteEntry("Error with account " +
config.username + ": " + excp.Message + "\r\n" + excp.ResponseString);
            }
        }


Now I read here: 
http://www.thepoorhouse.org.uk/avoiding_the_401_authorization_required_error_with_google_calendar_api
that because of your server farms you send back a redirection http
response, so what I was wondering is if this is the problem that I'm
facing and if there is any elegant way of handling this redirection
with the current C# api library.



Thanks


Trystan

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