Google Apps Developer Blog: New 3-Legged OAuth support for Google Apps Administrative APIs

New 3-Legged OAuth support for Google Apps Administrative APIs

September 28, 2010

Editor's Note:This post was originally published on the Google Enterprise Blog. We decided to re-post it here as we think it'll be interesting to readers of the Google Apps Developer Blog.make the cloud more secure

OAuth is more secure: OAuth tokens can be scoped and set to expire by a certain date, making them more secure than using the ClientLogin mechanism.

OAuth is customizable: Using OAuth, you can create tokens that scripts may only use to access data of a particular scope when calling Google Apps APIs. For instance, a token set to call the Email Migration API would not be able to use your login credentials to access the Google Apps Provisioning API.

OAuth is an open standard: OAuth is an open source standard, making it a familiar choice for developers to work with.

Provisioning API Email Migration API Admin Settings API Calendar Resource API Email Settings API Audit APIlive webinarhttp://oauth.netPosted by Ankur Jain, Software EngineerWant to weigh in on this topic? Discuss on Buzz

2 comments :

Vaithiyanathan G. said...: Hi,

How do i access an appengine application apis from igoogle gadget using OAuth?

Please help me.; November 21, 2011 at 5:42 AM
Ryan Boyd said...: @Vaithiyanathan

See this please:
http://code.google.com/apis/gadgets/docs/oauth.html; November 21, 2011 at 6:17 PM

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