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This is great news and will improve the reliability of synchronization clients.Though, one important feature is missing: Please add a possibility to change the timestamps (last modified, last opened) of the files via the API.
Most useful!
I'd love to get the changes in real time. It could be a webhook, or simply a PubSubHubbub feed.Any plans for that?
do you already know when we can expect the update to the Java client library ?
do you already know when we can expect the update to the Java client library?
@Anonymous: We've already released the update.http://code.google.com/p/gdata-java-client/
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This is great news and will improve the reliability of synchronization clients.
Though, one important feature is missing: Please add a possibility to change the timestamps (last modified, last opened) of the files via the API.
Most useful!
I'd love to get the changes in real time. It could be a webhook, or simply a PubSubHubbub feed.
Any plans for that?
do you already know when we can expect the update to the Java client library ?
do you already know when we can expect the update to the Java client library?
@Anonymous: We've already released the update.
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-java-client/
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