Client secret provided by Google. This is unique for each application and is accessible from Google’s Developer Console when registering an application. It must be paired with the #GDataOAuth2Authorizer:client-id.
See the
The locale to use for network requests, in UNIX locale format. (e.g. "en_GB", "cs", "de_DE".) Use %NULL for the default "C" locale (typically "en_US").
This locale will be used by the server-side software to localise the authentication and authorization pages at the URI returned by gdata_oauth2_authorizer_build_authentication_uri().
The server-side behaviour is undefined if it doesn't support a given locale.
The #GProxyResolver used to determine a proxy URI.
Redirect URI to send the response from the authorisation request to.
This must either be %GDATA_OAUTH2_REDIRECT_URI_OOB,
%GDATA_OAUTH2_REDIRECT_URI_OOB_AUTO, or a
http://localhost URI with any port number (optionally)
specified.
This URI is where the authorisation server will redirect the user
after they have completed interacting with the authentication page
(gdata_oauth2_authorizer_build_authentication_uri()). If it is
%GDATA_OAUTH2_REDIRECT_URI_OOB, a page will be returned in the user’s
browser with the authorisation code in its title and also embedded in
the page for the user to copy if it is not possible to automatically
extract the code from the page title. If it is
%GDATA_OAUTH2_REDIRECT_URI_OOB_AUTO, a similar page will be returned
with the authorisation code in its title, but without displaying the
code to the user — the user will simply be asked to close the page.
If it is a localhost URI, the authentication page will redirect to
that URI with the authorisation code appended as a code
query parameter. If the user denies the authentication request, the
authentication page will redirect to that URI with
error=access_denied appended as a query parameter.
Note that the redirect URI used must match that registered in Google’s Developer Console for your application.
See the
The server provided refresh token, which can be stored and passed in to new #GDataOAuth2Authorizer instances before calling gdata_authorizer_refresh_authorization_async() to create a new short-lived access token.
The refresh token is opaque data and must not be parsed.
A timeout, in seconds, for network operations. If the timeout is exceeded, the operation will be cancelled and %GDATA_SERVICE_ERROR_NETWORK_ERROR will be returned.
If the timeout is 0, operations will
never time out.
A client ID for your application (see thereference documentation ).
It is recommended that the ID is of the formcompany name -
application name -
version ID