google-api-python-client

This post is a followup to How to make 'access_type=offline' / server-only OAuth2 operations on GAE/Python . The http = credentials.authorize(httplib2.Http()) part no longer fails when testing, but it seems it still does when run by GAE's cron, where it's unable to refresh my access_token : I can manually run my job by calling /fetch , say at 11:45. Scheduling immediately a /cronfetch job at 11:55 works then , without any access_token issue. But then, I woke up this morning seeing that the same /cronfetch task (same except the timing, which is at 01:00 for my non-test daily task) failed: I

I am trying to write a Django app which creates events in a specific Google calendar. So far I have been successful. There is only a little problem: I don't know how to obtain a refresh token with the google python client. The result is that after my token expires the app does not work and I have to create a new token. If I understand the documentation correct that's where the refresh token comes in. Access tokens have a limited lifetime and, in some cases, an application needs access to a Google API beyond the lifetime of a single access token. When this is the case, your application can

What possible ways to import google contacts using python and oauth2.0 exists? We successfully got credentials, and our application requests access to contacts, but after getting credentials I can't find way to discover contacts api. So things like: from apiclient.discover import build import httplib2 http = httplib2.Http() #Authorization service = build("contacts", "v3", http=http) Gives us UnknownApiNameOrVersion exception. It looks like Contacts API not in list of supported APIs for apiclient. I'm looking for alternative ways. bossylobster The Google Contacts API can't be used with the

First of all, I'm sorry if this is a too silly question... this is the first time I'm trying to use any of the technologies involved in this script (Python, the drive api, oauth 2.0, etc). I swear I've been searching and trying this for about a week before posting the question. hehehe I'm trying to use the google-api-python-client to upload a big file (3.5GiB) that is on a terminal only Linux Debian. I've had some success uploading small files, but when I try to upload the big file, the upload stops about 1~2 hours after it started with HTTP 401 error (unauthorized). I've been looking on how