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evelopment environment everything works fine.
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pected format for specifying a value for a Date type
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I would consider looking into the Federated Login API and leveraging
OpenId to authenticate your users. You can use oAuth to access the
user's data. If you're using Java, you can reference the step2
project, which combines OpenId+oAuth. With this, you would have a
single instance of your app, and
Any progress on this issue? I've been seeing the same exact thing. I
tried setting the service read and connect timeouts to 0 (which is
supposed to disable timeouts), as well as very large numbers, but I
continue to get the same error. I am doing batch operations. The
operations appear to comple
