Stability Level

Functions

Properties

Types and Values

Object Hierarchy

    GObject
    ╰── GDataAuthorizationDomain

Includes

#include <gdata/gdata-authorization-domain.h>

Description

A GDataAuthorizationDomain represents a single data domain which a user can authorize libgdata to access. This might be a domain covering the whole of the user's Google Contacts account, for example. Typically, GDataServices map to GDataAuthorizationDomains in a one-to-one fashion, though some services (such as GDataDocumentsService) use multiple authorization domains.

The GDataAuthorizationDomainss used by a service can be retrieved using gdata_service_get_authorization_domains(). The set of domains used by a given service is static and will never change at runtime.

GDataAuthorizationDomains are used by a GDataAuthorizer instance to request authorization to interact with data in those domains when first authenticating and authorizing with the online service. Typically, a given GDataAuthorizer will be passed a set of domains (or a service type, from which it can retrieve the service's set of domains) at construction time, and will use those domains when initially asking the user for authorization and whenever the authorization is refreshed afterwards. It's not expected that the set of domains used by a GDataAuthorizer will change after construction time.

Note that it's not expected that GDataAuthorizationDomains will have to be constructed manually. All GDataServices should provide accessor functions to return instances of all the authorization domains they support.

Functions

const gchar *
gdata_authorization_domain_get_service_name
                               (GDataAuthorizationDomain *self);

const gchar *
gdata_authorization_domain_get_scope (GDataAuthorizationDomain *self);

Types and Values

typedef struct _GDataAuthorizationDomain GDataAuthorizationDomain;

typedef struct {
} GDataAuthorizationDomainClass;

Property Details

  “scope”                    gchar *

  “service-name”             gchar *