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Android API v3 - how to make a folder
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jj974 |
Getting connected from an Android app to Toodledo API v3 works.
So, I know that I have a valid access_token (and refresh token). GET requests work. How can I add a folder ... using a POST request? The code is below ... it keeps on spinning for new access tokens. HttpResponse response = null; JSONObject folderJS; try { Credential cred = flow.loadCredential( userId); cred.setAccessToken( accessToken); cred.setExpirationTimeMilliseconds( accessTokenExpireTime); cred.setRefreshToken( refreshToken); String apiCallUrl = "https://api.toodledo.com/3/folders/add.php"; GenericData data = new GenericData(); data.put( "name", folderName); data.put( "private", "1"); // data.put( "access_token", accessToken); <== is not needed ? JsonHttpContent httpContent = new JsonHttpContent(new JacksonFactory(), data); response = HTTP_TRANSPORT.createRequestFactory( cred).buildPostRequest( new GenericUrl( apiCallUrl), httpContent).execute(); |
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jj974 |
Moving 1 step forward ... but getting a very strange result:
I now found a different way of passing the HttpContent Map<String, String> params2 = new HashMap<String, String>(3); params2.put("name", folderName); params2.put("private", "1"); params2.put("access_token", accessToken); HttpContent httpContent = new UrlEncodedContent( params2); When I now execute the request, it will LOOP (!) on storing an access token to my credential store. Why? It just used the access_token to list the folders. No problem. |
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