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Using OAuth 2.0 for Login - Authentication and Authorization for Google APIs - Google Code
API Authorization OAuth 2.0(experimental) Login(experimental) Web Server(experimental) Client-side(experimental) Installed Apps(experimental) Devices(experimental) Older Protocols OAuth 1.0 for Web Apps OAuth 1.0 for Installed Apps OAuth 1.0 Reference AuthSub ClientLogin Using OAuth 2.0 for Login (Experimental) Google APIs use OAuth 2.0 for authentication and authorization. You can also choose to
Using OAuth 2.0 to Access Google APIs - Authentication and Authorization for Google APIs - Google Code
Using OAuth 2.0 to Access Google APIs (Experimental) Caution: Google's OAuth 2.0 support is in an early preview and may change at any time, or as the final specifications evolve. Google supports a recent draft of the OAuth 2.0 protocol with bearer tokens for authorizing access to private user data. The spec is close to settling down, and we intend to update our code to match the final OAuth 2.0 an
Declarative Layout with UiBinder - Google Web Toolkit - Google Code
Declarative Layout with UiBinder This document explains how to build Widget and DOM structures from XML markup using UiBinder, introduced with GWT 2.0. It does not cover binder's localization features—read about them in Internationalization - UiBinder. Overview Hello World Hello Composite World Using Panels HTML entities Simple binding of event handlers Hello Stylish World Programmatic access to
Closure Library - Google Code
How do I start? Download Closure. Read Finding Your Way around Closure. Do the Closure Hello World exercise. Work through the Building an Application with the Closure Library tutorial. Explore the project's source code. What is the Closure Library? The Closure Library is a broad, well-tested, modular, and cross-browser JavaScript library. You can pull just what you need from a large set of reusabl
Java Application Configuration - Google App Engine - Google Code
Python Overview CGI Environment Storing Data Datastore Overview Entities Queries Transactions Data Modeling GQL Reference Choosing a Datastore Using the High Replication Datastore Metadata Queries Statistics Reference Types and Property Classes GQL Reference Model Expando PolyModel Property Query GqlQuery Metadata Query Key Functions Exceptions Services Blobstore Overview Reference BlobInfo BlobKe
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AJAX APIs Playground
Google APIs Explorer Stay organized with collections Save and categorize content based on your preferences. The Google APIs Explorer is a tool available on most REST API reference documentation pages that lets you try Google API methods without writing code. The APIs Explorer acts on real data, so use caution when trying methods that create, modify, or delete data. For more details, read the APIs
Uploading and Downloading Data - Google App Engine - Google Code
Python Overview CGI Environment Storing Data Overview Entities and Models Creating, Getting and Deleting Data Keys and Entity Groups Queries and Indexes Transactions Types and Property Classes GQL Reference Statistics Reference Model Expando PolyModel Property Query GqlQuery Key Functions Exceptions Services Memcache Overview Using Memcache Reference Client Functions URL Fetch Overview Reference T
Authentication for Installed Applications - Account Authentication API - Google Code
Authentication for Installed Applications Installed applications that need to access Google services protected by a user's Google or Google Apps (hosted) account can use a programmatic method for logging in. Before using, verify that the Google service to be accessed supports the Authentication service. An "installed application" is one that is installed on a device, such as a desktop computer or
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Task Queue Java API Overview - Google App Engine - Google Code
Python Overview CGI Environment Storing Data Overview Entities and Models Creating, Getting and Deleting Data Keys and Entity Groups Queries and Indexes Transactions Types and Property Classes GQL Reference Statistics Reference Model Expando PolyModel Property Query GqlQuery Key Functions Exceptions Services Memcache Overview Using Memcache Reference Client Functions URL Fetch Overview Reference T
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Managing Your App's Resource Usage - Google App Engine - Google Code
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