I'm going to access with Google drive SDK. should I Create installed application configuration or web application configuration in order to access API? what is the main difference?
answer of difference is that:
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2#scenarios
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I have an app to which I'd like to add cloud sync for the application's data files.
The desktop version of the app is written in Java and runs on Windows, OSX, and Linux. mobile version is an Android app. To further complicate matters, the Android app is available in two versions, free and paid, with different package names.
Google Drive API allows files to be stored and manipulated in an application data folder. Is it possible for all of the above versions of the app to share the same application directory? What exactly constitutes an "application"?
If the Android app is uninstalled, will the application folder be removed?
A drive app is distinct from an android/desktop/web app. All of those can use the same drive app. The drive app is the entry in the developer console. Just use the same developer console app id and credentials in all your variants.
I am working on an HTML5 web application, which I need to host in Google cloud platform.
How can I deploy the web application, which is based on HTML5/CSS3, jQuery to Google Cloud platform/App Engine?
Clarification:
My web application is build using HTML5/CSS3 with javascript to process data. I am using Visual Studio IDE for development of the same. As per my understanding, apart from the supported languages like java, Python, etc, we can deploy html5 web application to Google cloud platform. How can I package my HTML5 application, which is not using any specific language and deploy to App Engine?
Thanks
Ambily
You can deploy to a bucket directly:
The Website Configuration feature enables you to configure a Google
Cloud Storage bucket to simulate the behavior of a static website. You
can define main pages or directory indices (for example, index.html)
for buckets and "directories". Also, you can define a custom error
page in case a requested resource does not exist.
No programming language at all required :)
Google Cloud Storage
You need a account with Google Cloud Platform to start with. Assuming you have that.
Go to cloud console where you find all the admin menus for creating instances.
You need to create a compute engine instance, if you want to create full fledged website.
Steps to follow:
Create a instance (linux, 10GB disk, 1.7GB memmory) and configure it for all required components.
After this you can move your files to your website folder usually "htdocs"
You will be assigned with an empirical IP address.
Using zone management tools you can add a new domain. All that using the admin panel, no complexity involved.
You may required to configure proxy, if you need access to other machines.
I've made a drive application that does some actions with files inside a google apps domain. To use the drive api in an apps domain I had to put allow users to install webstore apps on. But I don't really want users to install chrome webstore apps.
Is there a possibility to allow users to use the drive api within our domain without allowing them to install Webstore apps?
This is the error I get when it's off :
403 The domain policy has disabled third-party Drive apps.
This is not an installation issue, this is a domain issue. Your domain administrator needs to enable third party Drive Apps in their CPanel.
Once you have done that, you can request the install scope to install an application, there is no requirement on Chrome Webstore integration.
I found that native iOS app for google drive which can be downloaded from AppStore supports URL scheme:
googledrive://
Is there any documentation to this scheme or something where can I find how to authorize my application using google drive native iOS application?
Is it even possible to authorize application this way?
Is there other way to authorize then via web browser?
If you would like to integrate Google Drive into your iOS application you should use Google API's Objective-C client library which has Google Drive support.
For authorization specifically the client library will use a Web view to initiate an OAuth 2 flow.
You can have a look at the sample application that uses Google Drive.
As for the iOS native Drive application there is currently no way to interact with it. Though if we do we are likely to add these features to the Objective-C client library anyways :)
I have an C# desktop application that needs to allow the user to specify an ArcGIS map service definition (.MSD) for publishing to a server.
How can I programmatically publish a given .MSD to an ArcGIS Server from a desktop that is connected to the server? Any links or APIs that might help with this? Also, I am open to C# or Python for this solution.