OAuth 1.0 get key=YOUR-DEV-CONSOLE-KEY

[Alexandre Jacquet]

Hello,

Anyone knows where i can obtain the following attribute

3. The Authorization header is similar to this example. Note, the string is continuous and this example uses line returns for display purposes.

...
Authorization: OAuth oauth_version="1.0", oauth_nonce="38863f48...28dd9fd2c", 


oauth_timestamp="1249972977", oauth_consumer_key="example.com", 
oauth_token="1%2Fz1...LMzNBrKhElA", oauth_signature_method="RSA-SHA1", 
oauth_signature="kH%2BjQd%2Ba8...odMeUnsU%2FxANOw%3D", key=YOUR-DEV-CONSOLE-KEY

                                                                                           

Alexandre Jacquet Google Apps Deployment Specialst  São Paulo | SP | Brasil Tel.: 55 11 8064 6882

[Michael Manoochehri]

Hi Alexandre,

Looks you are trying out the new Admin Audit API (currently in labs)...

Try this link:

https://code.google.com/apis/console/

Thanks!

Michael

[Alexandre Jacquet]

Actually im trying something like the Admin Audit API.

If i generate a key for audit api it should work for different sets of apis?

                                                                                           

Alexandre Jacquet Google Apps Deployment Specialst  São Paulo | SP | Brasil Tel.: 55 11 8064 6882

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[Michael Manoochehri]

Hi Alexandre:

If you are working with an API in a Trusted Tester program, you should try contacting the team you are working with for more information about using the API.

As for the use of developer keys with the Admin Audit API, developer keys are created for a single project, to be used with multiple APIs. Learn more here:

http://code.google.com/apis/console-help/#UsingKeys

- Michael

[Alexandre Jacquet]

Thank you Michael,

I have already contacted them.

                                                                                           

Alexandre Jacquet Google Apps Deployment Specialst  São Paulo | SP | Brasil Tel.: 55 11 8064 6882

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[Jay Lee]

Hi Michael,

  I'm looking to add Admin Audit API support to my open source project, Google Apps Manager (GAM). Since most of the Provisioning APIs are still OAuth 1.0 I haven't added OAuth 2.0 to GAM. I'm trying to understand a few things with the new requirements:

• Is it safe to assume that ClientLogin will not work with Admin Audit API? There is no mention of ClientLogin at all in the docs. I know it's being deprecated. If it's not supported though it might be worth explicitly saying so in the Admin Audit API docs.
• With GAM being open source and an installed app (not web based), how should this work? Is there any issue with publishing a dev console key in the GAM source or is that a security risk? If so will each user running GAM need to generate their own dev console key?
• The docs clearly state that you cannot use the non-registered 'anonymous' values for consumer key/secret which is exactly what GAM does right now. How should GAM handle this? Again is it safe to publish the consumer key/secret for GAM in source or will each user need to generate their own consumer key/secret for GAM in addition to the regular 3-legged OAuth process?

My goal is to get the Admin Audit API working with GAM while requiring as little additional work for end users as possible. Thanks for any help you can provide.

Jay