Thanks,
we have submitted a request to bring attention on the weaknesses in the
text described above, and to have then the documentation team provide
remedy.
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Thanks. It seems to work now, oddly without even doing
credentials.create_delegated (but I may be mistaken, I only tested it
briefly in an offline context. In my GAE application, I've switched it to
use standard 3-legged OAuth instead of service accounts).
Anyway, if
Hello Eric!
For your new service accounts, your code imports credentials from a stored
JSON file, which is one of the possible alternatives, all of which should
work well.
How did you grant domain-wide access to your service account, exactly?
Did you then implement the OAuth2WebServerFlow
Details below. I also opened an issue on the apps-api-issues:
https://code.google.com/a/google.com/p/apps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=4870=Stars%20Opened%20ID%20Type%20Status%20Summary%20API%20Owner
I successfully switched the app to use 3-legged OAuth vs. service account
OAuth, but still would
Hello Eric!
More detail is needed, to investigate your problem:
- About the client library: language, version (GData, API Client ?).
- API scopes?
- The actual URL posted in your app call.
- Code (HTTP Request)?
- Are there other accounts affected, or just one, or few?
- In case an account
