[solved] DevNet API disabled for a while
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I don't know much about OAuth, so I would not know. What I mean is that as a developer working against the API, you would request a unique key to use for your application. You would append this key to your requests as an additional parameter. The API would only respond if the API key is valid, and give an error otherwise.
I think Google uses something like this to keep track of the use of their services. It can also be used to limit the number of requests for a specific application of the API.
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Yep, agreed with this suggestion.
Also it will be good to have devnet auth in new api :) -
We have opened up v1 of the API now:
http://developer.qt.nokia.com/qtapi/1/member/profile
http://developer.qt.nokia.com/qtapi/1/forums/posts/unreadNo API keys needed yet, but we're evaluating that as a good idea for the future.
v0 of the API is still getting hammered.
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[quote author="ZapB" date="1307111488"]Excellent. Thanks Marius. I'll update my client over the weekend and give it a test drive. Have a good weekend.[/quote]
Same to you! I've mailed Vass with the update, so he can test his plugin - and maybe we can be back to normal.
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The badges list in the http://developer.qt.nokia.com/qtapi/1/member/profile result is incomplete.
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[quote author="Andre" date="1307112808"]The badges list in the http://developer.qt.nokia.com/qtapi/1/member/profile result is incomplete. [/quote]
Indeed, the old badge handling code outputs there, we shall fix.
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[quote author="mariusg" date="1307112890"][quote author="Andre" date="1307112808"]The badges list in the http://developer.qt.nokia.com/qtapi/1/member/profile result is incomplete. [/quote]
Indeed, the old badge handling code outputs there, we shall fix.[/quote]
Man, you're quick to respond! :-)