Yesh - it's close, but as I think you pointed out on another thread, not the
same as api.users - which means kludgy code.
It would really make sense to merge users and oauth, they really are the
same thing from the service consumer standpoint. I *might* want to know
which was used, but 90% of
I did a couple quick tests this evening (in Python). I wrote a couple
super simple handlers to walk me through the (three-legged) OAuth
setup, then stored the token in the datastore.
One the provider side I wrote a simple utility function, get_user that
return users.get_current_user() if it
Just a small follow up, I did some testing with a federated login app.
This seems to work fine for Google Accounts. For Google Apps accounts
the authentication process appears to happen correctly, but the app
does not recognize a user on subsequent requests (even though I do get
an access token).
Is it possible to authenticate into the appengine.users service via urlfetch
/ 2LO?
Picture this scenario:
A GAE-based site with rich existing functionality already provides AJAX/etc
data feeds and validates users with the appengine.users package (for example
Khan Academy?)
We wish to
Have you looked at the OAuth service docs?
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/oauth/
Robert
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 00:49, Jan Z/ Hapara jan.zawad...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible to authenticate into the appengine.users service via urlfetch
/ 2LO?
Picture this scenario:
A
