> You can get this here:

> http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source/browse/

> If you sync to the depot, you get new dlls etc. The following code  
> snippets should illustrate what you can do:

> RequestSetting settings = new RequestSettings("youapp", "user", "pwd");
> settings.AutoPaging = true;

> AnalyticsRequest r = new AnalyticsRequest(settings);

> Feed<Account> accounts = r.GetAccounts();
> string id = "";

> foreach (Account a in accounts.Entries)
> {
>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountName);
>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountId);
>         // remember one id
>         id = a.AccountId;

> }

> DateTime endDate = DateTime.Now;
> DateTime startDate = endDate.AddDays(-2);

> DataQuery q = new DataQuery(id, startDate, endDate);

> Dataset set = r.GetData(q);

> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].IntegerValue);
> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].ConfidenceInterval);
> Console.WriteLine(set.DataSource.TableName);

> foreach (Data d in set.Entries)
> {
>         Console.WriteLine(d.Title);
>         Console.WriteLine(d.Metrics[0].Value);

> }

> Note, the above code is written in that email, so i am not  
> guaranteeing a cut/copy/paste working sample here...

> I would love some feedback, especially for those with working  
> analytics accounts/projects to give this a spin.

> Frank Mantek
> Google

> Frank Mantek
> Google

> On May 26, 3:46 pm, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I just updated the analytics code for the .NET library, and i think it  
> > is functional complete now (pending further feedback).

> > You can get this here:

> >http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source/browse/

> > If you sync to the depot, you get new dlls etc. The following code  
> > snippets should illustrate what you can do:

> > RequestSetting settings = new RequestSettings("youapp", "user", "pwd");
> > settings.AutoPaging = true;

> > AnalyticsRequest r = new AnalyticsRequest(settings);

> > Feed<Account> accounts = r.GetAccounts();
> > string id = "";

> > foreach (Account a in accounts.Entries)
> > {
> >         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountName);
> >         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountId);
> >         // remember one id
> >         id = a.AccountId;

> > }

> > DateTime endDate = DateTime.Now;
> > DateTime startDate = endDate.AddDays(-2);

> > DataQuery q = new DataQuery(id, startDate, endDate);

> > Dataset set = r.GetData(q);

> > Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].IntegerValue);
> > Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].ConfidenceInterval);
> > Console.WriteLine(set.DataSource.TableName);

> > foreach (Data d in set.Entries)
> > {
> >         Console.WriteLine(d.Title);
> >         Console.WriteLine(d.Metrics[0].Value);

> > }

> > Note, the above code is written in that email, so i am not  
> > guaranteeing a cut/copy/paste working sample here...

> > I would love some feedback, especially for those with working  
> > analytics accounts/projects to give this a spin.

> > Frank Mantek
> > Google- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

> - Vis tekst i anførselstegn -

> hi,

> When will the analytics library be available in the Google Data API
> for .NET

> Best regards
> TB

> On 29 Maj, 14:53, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> This code just got some bugfixes in the repository. Please give it
>> another go.

>> Frank Mantek
>> Google

>> On May 26, 3:46 pm, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

>>> I just updated the analytics code for the .NET library, and i  
>>> think it
>>> is functional complete now (pending further feedback).

>>> You can get this here:

>>> http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source/browse/

>>> If you sync to the depot, you get new dlls etc. The following code
>>> snippets should illustrate what you can do:

>>> RequestSetting settings = new RequestSettings("youapp", "user",  
>>> "pwd");
>>> settings.AutoPaging = true;

>>> AnalyticsRequest r = new AnalyticsRequest(settings);

>>> Feed<Account> accounts = r.GetAccounts();
>>> string id = "";

>>> foreach (Account a in accounts.Entries)
>>> {
>>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountName);
>>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountId);
>>>         // remember one id
>>>         id = a.AccountId;

>>> }

>>> DateTime endDate = DateTime.Now;
>>> DateTime startDate = endDate.AddDays(-2);

>>> DataQuery q = new DataQuery(id, startDate, endDate);

>>> Dataset set = r.GetData(q);

>>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].IntegerValue);
>>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].ConfidenceInterval);
>>> Console.WriteLine(set.DataSource.TableName);

>>> foreach (Data d in set.Entries)
>>> {
>>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Title);
>>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Metrics[0].Value);

>>> }

>>> Note, the above code is written in that email, so i am not
>>> guaranteeing a cut/copy/paste working sample here...

>>> I would love some feedback, especially for those with working
>>> analytics accounts/projects to give this a spin.

>>> Frank Mantek
>>> Google- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

>> - Vis tekst i anførselstegn -

> Creating a setup has a large overhead - it indicates testing, several  
> platforms, documentation etc.... I rather do this only after a  
> sufficient amount of changes have happened in the codebase.

> Frank Mantek
> Google

> On Jun 22, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Theis Boddum wrote:

> > hi,

> > When will the analytics library be available in the Google Data API
> > for .NET

> > Best regards
> > TB

> > On 29 Maj, 14:53, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> This code just got some bugfixes in the repository. Please give it
> >> another go.

> >> Frank Mantek
> >> Google

> >> On May 26, 3:46 pm, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >>> I just updated the analytics code for the .NET library, and i  
> >>> think it
> >>> is functional complete now (pending further feedback).

> >>> You can get this here:

> >>>http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source/browse/

> >>> If you sync to the depot, you get new dlls etc. The following code
> >>> snippets should illustrate what you can do:

> >>> RequestSetting settings = new RequestSettings("youapp", "user",  
> >>> "pwd");
> >>> settings.AutoPaging = true;

> >>> AnalyticsRequest r = new AnalyticsRequest(settings);

> >>> Feed<Account> accounts = r.GetAccounts();
> >>> string id = "";

> >>> foreach (Account a in accounts.Entries)
> >>> {
> >>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountName);
> >>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountId);
> >>>         // remember one id
> >>>         id = a.AccountId;

> >>> }

> >>> DateTime endDate = DateTime.Now;
> >>> DateTime startDate = endDate.AddDays(-2);

> >>> DataQuery q = new DataQuery(id, startDate, endDate);

> >>> Dataset set = r.GetData(q);

> >>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].IntegerValue);
> >>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].ConfidenceInterval);
> >>> Console.WriteLine(set.DataSource.TableName);

> >>> foreach (Data d in set.Entries)
> >>> {
> >>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Title);
> >>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Metrics[0].Value);

> >>> }

> >>> Note, the above code is written in that email, so i am not
> >>> guaranteeing a cut/copy/paste working sample here...

> >>> I would love some feedback, especially for those with working
> >>> analytics accounts/projects to give this a spin.

> >>> Frank Mantek
> >>> Google- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

> >> - Vis tekst i anførselstegn -

> That said I'm not able to get data queries to work in analytics.  I
> always get a 400 bad request message.

> I'm able to pull my analytics account information.  I can never get
> the data queries to work.

> I'm basically using a similar example to your example above, but I'm
> just replacing the AccountID with the TableID since it has the profile
> ID in the correct format ga:0000000.

> From what I can tell the query that is being sent is

> https://www.google.com/analytics/feeds/data?ids=ga:000000000&start-da...

> I believe there is some issue with the encoding of the colon, but I'm
> not sure.  Note I've changed my profile ID since this is a public
> forum

> Craig Norman

> On Jun 22, 6:22 am, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > It is - assuming you want to sync to the repository and just use the  
> > DLLs there. If you are waiting for an official setup, this will be a  
> > while as i want to add contacts v3 and probably the maps api to that  
> > as well.

> > Creating a setup has a large overhead - it indicates testing, several  
> > platforms, documentation etc.... I rather do this only after a  
> > sufficient amount of changes have happened in the codebase.

> > Frank Mantek
> > Google

> > On Jun 22, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Theis Boddum wrote:

> > > hi,

> > > When will the analytics library be available in the Google Data API
> > > for .NET

> > > Best regards
> > > TB

> > > On 29 Maj, 14:53, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >> This code just got some bugfixes in the repository. Please give it
> > >> another go.

> > >> Frank Mantek
> > >> Google

> > >> On May 26, 3:46 pm, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > >>> I just updated the analytics code for the .NET library, and i  
> > >>> think it
> > >>> is functional complete now (pending further feedback).

> > >>> You can get this here:

> > >>>http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source/browse/

> > >>> If you sync to the depot, you get new dlls etc. The following code
> > >>> snippets should illustrate what you can do:

> > >>> RequestSetting settings = new RequestSettings("youapp", "user",  
> > >>> "pwd");
> > >>> settings.AutoPaging = true;

> > >>> AnalyticsRequest r = new AnalyticsRequest(settings);

> > >>> Feed<Account> accounts = r.GetAccounts();
> > >>> string id = "";

> > >>> foreach (Account a in accounts.Entries)
> > >>> {
> > >>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountName);
> > >>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountId);
> > >>>         // remember one id
> > >>>         id = a.AccountId;

> > >>> }

> > >>> DateTime endDate = DateTime.Now;
> > >>> DateTime startDate = endDate.AddDays(-2);

> > >>> DataQuery q = new DataQuery(id, startDate, endDate);

> > >>> Dataset set = r.GetData(q);

> > >>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].IntegerValue);
> > >>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].ConfidenceInterval);
> > >>> Console.WriteLine(set.DataSource.TableName);

> > >>> foreach (Data d in set.Entries)
> > >>> {
> > >>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Title);
> > >>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Metrics[0].Value);

> > >>> }

> > >>> Note, the above code is written in that email, so i am not
> > >>> guaranteeing a cut/copy/paste working sample here...

> > >>> I would love some feedback, especially for those with working
> > >>> analytics accounts/projects to give this a spin.

> > >>> Frank Mantek
> > >>> Google- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

> > >> - Vis tekst i anførselstegn -

> I found that the dimensions and metrics I were using were incorrect so
> that is why I got the 400 Bad Request errors.

> On Jul 2, 10:51 am, normrider <craigand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> One quick note for the data query to work I believe you would need to
>> make the id = a.TableId instead of a.AccountID since the data query
>> needs a profile ID.

>> That said I'm not able to get data queries to work in analytics.  I
>> always get a 400 bad request message.

>> I'm able to pull my analytics account information.  I can never get
>> the data queries to work.

>> I'm basically using a similar example to your example above, but I'm
>> just replacing the AccountID with the TableID since it has the  
>> profile
>> ID in the correct format ga:0000000.

>> From what I can tell the query that is being sent is

>> https://www.google.com/analytics/feeds/data?ids=ga:000000000&start-
>> da...

>> I believe there is some issue with the encoding of the colon, but I'm
>> not sure.  Note I've changed my profile ID since this is a public
>> forum

>> Craig Norman

>> On Jun 22, 6:22 am, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

>>> It is - assuming you want to sync to the repository and just use the
>>> DLLs there. If you are waiting for an official setup, this will be a
>>> while as i want to add contacts v3 and probably the maps api to that
>>> as well.

>>> Creating a setup has a large overhead - it indicates testing,  
>>> several
>>> platforms, documentation etc.... I rather do this only after a
>>> sufficient amount of changes have happened in the codebase.

>>> Frank Mantek
>>> Google

>>> On Jun 22, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Theis Boddum wrote:

>>>> hi,

>>>> When will the analytics library be available in the Google Data API
>>>> for .NET

>>>> Best regards
>>>> TB

>>>> On 29 Maj, 14:53, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>> This code just got some bugfixes in the repository. Please give it
>>>>> another go.

>>>>> Frank Mantek
>>>>> Google

>>>>> On May 26, 3:46 pm, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

>>>>>> I just updated the analytics code for the .NET library, and i
>>>>>> think it
>>>>>> is functional complete now (pending further feedback).

>>>>>> You can get this here:

>>>>>> http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source/browse/

>>>>>> If you sync to the depot, you get new dlls etc. The following  
>>>>>> code
>>>>>> snippets should illustrate what you can do:

>>>>>> RequestSetting settings = new RequestSettings("youapp", "user",
>>>>>> "pwd");
>>>>>> settings.AutoPaging = true;

>>>>>> AnalyticsRequest r = new AnalyticsRequest(settings);

>>>>>> Feed<Account> accounts = r.GetAccounts();
>>>>>> string id = "";

>>>>>> foreach (Account a in accounts.Entries)
>>>>>> {
>>>>>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountName);
>>>>>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountId);
>>>>>>         // remember one id
>>>>>>         id = a.AccountId;

>>>>>> }

>>>>>> DateTime endDate = DateTime.Now;
>>>>>> DateTime startDate = endDate.AddDays(-2);

>>>>>> DataQuery q = new DataQuery(id, startDate, endDate);

>>>>>> Dataset set = r.GetData(q);

>>>>>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].IntegerValue);
>>>>>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].ConfidenceInterval);
>>>>>> Console.WriteLine(set.DataSource.TableName);

>>>>>> foreach (Data d in set.Entries)
>>>>>> {
>>>>>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Title);
>>>>>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Metrics[0].Value);

>>>>>> }

>>>>>> Note, the above code is written in that email, so i am not
>>>>>> guaranteeing a cut/copy/paste working sample here...

>>>>>> I would love some feedback, especially for those with working
>>>>>> analytics accounts/projects to give this a spin.

>>>>>> Frank Mantek
>>>>>> Google- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

>>>>> - Vis tekst i anførselstegn -

> Frank
> On Jul 2, 2009, at 7:33 PM, normrider wrote:

> > I found that the dimensions and metrics I were using were incorrect so
> > that is why I got the 400 Bad Request errors.

> > On Jul 2, 10:51 am, normrider <craigand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> One quick note for the data query to work I believe you would need to
> >> make the id = a.TableId instead of a.AccountID since the data query
> >> needs a profile ID.

> >> That said I'm not able to get data queries to work in analytics.  I
> >> always get a 400 bad request message.

> >> I'm able to pull my analytics account information.  I can never get
> >> the data queries to work.

> >> I'm basically using a similar example to your example above, but I'm
> >> just replacing the AccountID with the TableID since it has the  
> >> profile
> >> ID in the correct format ga:0000000.

> >> From what I can tell the query that is being sent is

> >>https://www.google.com/analytics/feeds/data?ids=ga:000000000&start-
> >> da...

> >> I believe there is some issue with the encoding of the colon, but I'm
> >> not sure.  Note I've changed my profile ID since this is a public
> >> forum

> >> Craig Norman

> >> On Jun 22, 6:22 am, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >>> It is - assuming you want to sync to the repository and just use the
> >>> DLLs there. If you are waiting for an official setup, this will be a
> >>> while as i want to add contacts v3 and probably the maps api to that
> >>> as well.

> >>> Creating a setup has a large overhead - it indicates testing,  
> >>> several
> >>> platforms, documentation etc.... I rather do this only after a
> >>> sufficient amount of changes have happened in the codebase.

> >>> Frank Mantek
> >>> Google

> >>> On Jun 22, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Theis Boddum wrote:

> >>>> hi,

> >>>> When will the analytics library be available in the Google Data API
> >>>> for .NET

> >>>> Best regards
> >>>> TB

> >>>> On 29 Maj, 14:53, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>>> This code just got some bugfixes in the repository. Please give it
> >>>>> another go.

> >>>>> Frank Mantek
> >>>>> Google

> >>>>> On May 26, 3:46 pm, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >>>>>> I just updated the analytics code for the .NET library, and i
> >>>>>> think it
> >>>>>> is functional complete now (pending further feedback).

> >>>>>> You can get this here:

> >>>>>>http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source/browse/

> >>>>>> If you sync to the depot, you get new dlls etc. The following  
> >>>>>> code
> >>>>>> snippets should illustrate what you can do:

> >>>>>> RequestSetting settings = new RequestSettings("youapp", "user",
> >>>>>> "pwd");
> >>>>>> settings.AutoPaging = true;

> >>>>>> AnalyticsRequest r = new AnalyticsRequest(settings);

> >>>>>> Feed<Account> accounts = r.GetAccounts();
> >>>>>> string id = "";

> >>>>>> foreach (Account a in accounts.Entries)
> >>>>>> {
> >>>>>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountName);
> >>>>>>         Console.WriteLine(a.AccountId);
> >>>>>>         // remember one id
> >>>>>>         id = a.AccountId;

> >>>>>> }

> >>>>>> DateTime endDate = DateTime.Now;
> >>>>>> DateTime startDate = endDate.AddDays(-2);

> >>>>>> DataQuery q = new DataQuery(id, startDate, endDate);

> >>>>>> Dataset set = r.GetData(q);

> >>>>>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].IntegerValue);
> >>>>>> Console.WriteLine(set.Aggregates.Metrics[0].ConfidenceInterval);
> >>>>>> Console.WriteLine(set.DataSource.TableName);

> >>>>>> foreach (Data d in set.Entries)
> >>>>>> {
> >>>>>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Title);
> >>>>>>         Console.WriteLine(d.Metrics[0].Value);

> >>>>>> }

> >>>>>> Note, the above code is written in that email, so i am not
> >>>>>> guaranteeing a cut/copy/paste working sample here...

> >>>>>> I would love some feedback, especially for those with working
> >>>>>> analytics accounts/projects to give this a spin.

> >>>>>> Frank Mantek
> >>>>>> Google- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

> >>>>> - Vis tekst i anførselstegn -

> I would also be looking for either oAuth or AuthSub authentication
> methods, mainly because users of our software would rather submit
> credentials straight to Google and not our third-party application.

> Thanks
> Duncan

> Frank Mantek
> Google
> On Jul 15, 2009, at 10:36 AM, Duncan wrote:

> > I would also be looking for either oAuth or AuthSub authentication
> > methods, mainly because users of our software would rather submit
> > credentials straight to Google and not our third-party application.

> > Thanks
> > Duncan- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven -

> - Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht weergeven -

> This is a great API.
> I'm working on the analytics code and i found a bug (I think)

> The default accounttype does not work:
> AccountTypeDefault = "HOSTED_OR_GOOGLE"

> If I change the accounttype like this then it works:
> GDataGAuthRequestFactory factory = (GDataGAuthRequestFactory)
> service.RequestFactory;
> factory.AccountType = "GOOGLE_OR_HOSTED";

> regards, Corné

> On 15 jul, 18:11, Frank Mantek <fman...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Authsub and client token oAuth are both supported.

>> Frank Mantek
>> Google
>> On Jul 15, 2009, at 10:36 AM, Duncan wrote:

>>> I would also be looking for either oAuth or AuthSub authentication
>>> methods, mainly because users of our software would rather submit
>>> credentials straight to Google and not our third-party application.

>>> Thanks
>>> Duncan- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven -

>> - Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht weergeven -