We are seeing the same problem ("400 Bad Request" when deleting a
Calendar event) since yesterday (29/4/2011, around 8am PDT).
In our case EVERY attempt to delete a Calendar event fails if the code
running on our server (located in Phoenix, AZ), while exactly the same
code seems to work reliable on my own local computer (located in
Germany).
Before yesterday we never had that problem.
We are using the latest .NET Client Library V1.7.0.1 and ClientLogin
authentication.
Updating and inserting new events works fine on both our server and my
local computer. The "editURL", that is used for the DELETE request
looks valid to me.I noticed that yesterday another user reported a similar problem with a Python script in this group. There the "solution" was to use the latest version of the API. I'm wondering whether Google made any recent changes that are not yet reflected in all client libraries. Also from me thanks for any information, Ute On Apr 30, 4:12 am, Jazzwhistle <[email protected]> wrote: > After over a year of normal operation since early today (30/4/2011) some > users (including myself) are seeing frequent and inconsistent "Bad Request > (Error 400)" errors when using event.delete - my Windows software is > refusing to delete events, but will still update them - and exactly the same > code running server side (http://gcaltoolkit.neilgerstenberg.com) is working > one minute (500 deletes with no errors) and then suddenly refuses to delete > a single event; 5 minutes later everything is back to normal and the events > are successfully deleted, only to fail once again a few minutes later (it is > not a quota problem). > > Is anyone else seeing this kind of behaviour with the API today, or know if > there is there some Calendar maintenance/upgrade going on? > > Thanks for any information, > Neil -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Calendar Data API" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/community/forum.html
