java,android,android-studio,picasa
Well, I solved this issue. The trick was to exclude the mail-1.4.jar that comes along with com.google.gdata:core:1.47.1 to be included while building the application. Made the following changes to build.gradle and now my application is running and also am able to upload to Pics to Picasa using android port of...
The GData API client libraries are not made explicitly for Android so you need to take care of a few problems. If you get the VerifyError, then you are missing the following libraries of the JavaMail port for the Android platform in your build path: activation.jar additional.jar mail.jar You can...
android,google-play-services,picasa
Picassa API This is the Picassa API. Enjoy it....
You can upload your video to YouTube and use their method. Picasa has a direct upload link to YouTube. For more details check following link:- https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/picasa/PMc9U3y5Iy8
It seems the chosen image is hardcoded as the first picture of the result set from picasa and cannot be changed via an option. You will need to dive into JS programming to change the library according to your needs. Adding an option to control which of the items of...
Use the picassa api https://developers.google.com/picasa-web/docs/2.0/developers_guide_java?hl=es#Photos Yoy should check which options allows you to upload images but you never have to hardcode your private credentials....
android,scope,google-plus,picasa
As I understand it the API is too old to support the developer console or the APIs explorer. Once you have a client ID/key you can just start using the API as documented.
android,android-gallery,picasa
I had the same problem a while ago. see my question here Security Exception when trying to access a Picasa image on device running 4.2 It seems you cannot hold onto the uri of picasa images and just pull the image from the uri everytime, you can only use the...
google-app-engine,sdk,gdata,picasa
I found the issue; it was related to a content type not valid I was using. In my exaqmple I reported "image/jpeg" as parameter of "new MediaStreamSource()" method. In my original code I was using a variable as content type and it was setted in a bad way, for this...
I had a go at your problem myself, so let me share my assessment of the situation here: Google seems to take the displayed meta information from the Exif tags of the image. Although setting the Exif tags seems possible when looking at the .net API (I did even decompile...
There are two types of tokens: access token and refresh token. Your application should receive both when a user grants you an access for the first time. { "access_token":"1/fFAGRNJru1FTz70BzhT3Zg", "expires_in":3920, "token_type":"Bearer", "refresh_token":"1/xEoDL4iW3cxlI7yDbSRFYNG01kVKM2C-259HOF2aQbI" } It is important to save refresh token for further use. When the first access token expired you...
from the Picasa Google Forum I got the answer. In Picasa 3.9 there is an experimental feature to use tags as albums, under the "experimental tools" menu. So, any new tagged photo will appear on the album....