Re: [Google Wave APIs] Re: Using SDC from Wave Robot

; I hope I am more clear now. > > Thanks > > Avishay > > On Mar 25, 7:06 pm, eyalzh wrote: > > A Google Wave robot is an AppEngine app for all intents and purposes. If > you > > are able to securely send requests to your AppEngine app from your > server, > &

Re: [Google Wave APIs] Using SDC from Wave Robot

A Google Wave robot is an AppEngine app for all intents and purposes. If you are able to securely send requests to your AppEngine app from your server, then you should be able to translate these requests to the robots Active API and manipulate waves. Eyal. On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 6:50 PM, balderm

Re: [Google Wave APIs] Re: Getting the wave id for a wave created from a robot

I think you better wait for the new robots API, which should be released any time now. It should include a "wavelet_created" event, if I am not mistaken. Read here: http://code.google.com/apis/wave/extensions/robots/protocol.html Eyal. On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 2:48 PM, Peter Svedberg < peter.o.s.

Re: [Google Wave APIs] wave hijacking

Try to block googleusercontent.com temporarily in your browser / hosts file etc. Then enter the wave and remove the gadget. To view the wave structure you can use antimatter15's wave reader: http://antimatter15.com/misc/read/?googlewave.com!w%252BRvJRnrZkBZi

Re: [Google Wave APIs] Google Buzz replaces Wave?

IMHO, it targets twitter. Not wave. It will be nice to see gadgets on wave that display public buzz feeds, though. 2010/2/9 Daniel França > Would be possible create gadgets to Buzz in the same way? > One tihng that I saw some people complain about Wave is that it's not > integrate to Gmail, and

Re: [Google Wave APIs] Re: stopwatch extension / Wave Timer

(Google Employee) < pamela...@gmail.com> wrote: > Agreed, I was just thinking the same thing. Is that your App Engine > app? (Will it remain up as a reliable service?) > > Thanks for sharing the code! > > On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 7:49 PM, eyalzh wrote: > > The way I see i

Re: [Google Wave APIs] google docs embbebed

You can export that document to a format which can be displayed in an iframe using Google Docs List API. Then you can use a gadget to display the exported content. I made a demo for Google Docs presentations, which displays a PDF: https://wave.google.com/wave/#restored:wave:googlewave.com!w%252Bif

Re: [Google Wave APIs] Re: stopwatch extension / Wave Timer

The way I see it, to overcome the differences between local clocks you must use a robot or a web service that will tell you the time. The gadget will make a request to that service whenever it is rendered by a client. Thereafter it will just tick using javascript. Here is an example of such a serv

Re: [Google Wave APIs] IDE for wave gadgets

Nice job! I made a similar effort to develop some kind of an in-wave gadget development playground for personal use, but not a full-blown IDE. My bot stores the code on the appengine server and creates a dynamic python script which fetches the code and outputs XML. That script is the dynamic previ