On this page:
https://developers.google.com/admin-sdk/directory/v1/reference/tokens/list
I can see all tokens from applications that installed on my devices , that authenticate to google services , however I don't see here tokens of native google apps , like gmail , drive google calendar, etc.
Where I can see tokens of this apps ?
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I have made a python code that automates a process inside my work using drive and spreadsheets API , now i want to share this tool with my mates, but them does not know anything about programming, so my question is, how can I share the app to be used by any user as a third party app.
Since you tagged google api so i assume you are working on google sheets, if so you can create json credentials file here for them as you did for yourself at google cloud console. Each json has email address that you can share the googlesheet with and they can access google sheet using json key and your application.
Every time I try to enable Google Ads API on the google cloud platform i receive the following error:
API solution not found with service name: googleads.googleapis.com
I've set up an ads manager account under the same email and generated an API access token. I've tried setting it up under different emails and in different browsers and I have even tried using incognito mode to see if that would resolve the issue per the instructions of other threads. I've also created the oauth2 credentials for the project I'm trying to give access to the Google Ads api.
I really just need to enable the Google Ads API. Any help would be much appreciated.
For me just disabling ad-blocker fixed the issue.
After paying for Google support, this is what i found:
Disable all Google Chrome extensions
Start Google Chrome in Incognito Mode
Sign into Google Cloud Console and add the api from the api library.
It's that simple.
I'm working on an embedded Linux platform with Python, I do not have access to a browser. Is there an OAuth2 authentication flow that I can use without being redirected to a user login web page? The only alternative that we are using on other OAuth2 projects is to have a separate software application authenticate and pass the tokens to the embedded device, which is kind of clunky.
I have been working on a web application. I installed it on AWS EC2 instance. Currently it is available to all the people over the web. However I'd like it be available only for authorized users. Could you please help me on how to implement the google sign in for the app so that only user who authenticate with google sign in can access it.
I had referred to the google sign in for websites doc: https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/web/ . It however talks only about implementing the authentication code but not about how it should be connected to the web app.
Where should I place the google sign in code? is it inside the web app code
OR
Should I create a seperate web page for sign in code and redirect it the AWS/web app server IP address?
Thanks
Arun
Google's API Clients, which will let you implement Sign in Using Google, are hosted on Github. Visit https://github.com/google?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=api and find the repo google-api-[your_language]-client. Follow this tutorial to get started.
Can i install the appfabric on my private servers and get the same services that ACS provides in the cloud? specifically I want to be able to accept Live Id, Goggle and Facebook logins in my asp.net mvc application but I don't want to use Azure or pay for another cloud based product.
You can do this without ACS. The Facebook etc. integration is simply an OAuth / OpenID interface on the other side of ACS.
As an example see Sign into SharePoint 2010 with Facebook using a custom STS.
You'll see it refers to a custom C# class which is used to do the actual work of the oAuth 2.0 authentication. You can do a similar thing from your ASP app.
Also have a look at DotNetOpenAuth. This supports OpenID 2.0 and 1.x and OAuth 1.0 and 1.0a.