Basic Authentication and Blog List Retrieval ExampleThe following example illustrates how to use the AccountsService class to authenticate a Google account/user for the Blogger Data API. package
{
import net.nobien.webapis.google.accounts.AccountsService;
import net.nobien.webapis.google.accounts.AuthError;
import net.nobien.webapis.google.accounts.AuthResult;
import net.nobien.webapis.google.blogger.BloggerService;
import net.nobien.webapis.google.events.AccountsEvent;
import net.nobien.webapis.google.events.BloggerEvent;
public class AccountsServiceExample
{
private var accountsService:AccountsService;
private var bloggerService:BloggerService;
public function AccountsServiceExample()
{
bloggerService = new BloggerService();
bloggerService.addEventListener( BloggerEvent.BLOG_LIST_RETURNED, handleBlogListReturned );
accountsService = new AccountsService();
accountsService.addEventListener( AccountsEvent.AUTH_FAILURE, handleAuthFailure );
accountsService.addEventListener( AccountsEvent.AUTH_GET_TOKEN, handleAuthGetToken );
accountsService.clientLogin.authenticate( "username", "password", BloggerService.SERVICE_NAME, "companyName-applicationName-versionID" );
}
private function handleAuthGetToken( event:AccountsEvent ):void
{
var authResult:AuthResult = AuthResult( event.data );
trace( "handleAuthGetToken > event.data:" + authResult );
bloggerService.authHeader = accountsService.authHeader;
bloggerService.getBlogs();
}
private function handleAuthFailure( event:AccountsEvent ):void
{
var authError:AuthError = AuthError( event.data );
trace( "handleAuthFailure > event.data:" + authError );
}
private function handleBlogListReturned( event:BloggerEvent ):void
{
var blogList:Array = event.data as Array;
trace( "handleBlogListReturned > event.data:" + blogList );
}
}
}
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