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November 15, 2011

Change #1: Error responses for client-side web applications

?error=access_denied

#error=access_denied

Change #2: Offline access as a separate parameter

Change #3: Server-side auto-approval

sending a user through the flow another time requires them to see the consent screen again

Mitigation of offline access (#2) and auto-approval (#3) changes

access_type=offline&

approval_prompt=force

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This replaces the old link labeled "Disable {app name}"

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Ryan Boyd   profile | twitter | eventsRyan is a Developer Advocate on the Google Apps Marketplace team, helping businesses build applications integrated into Google Apps. Wearing both engineering and business development hats, you'll find Ryan writing code and helping businesses get to market with integrated features. Want to weigh in on this topic? Discuss on Buzz

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Editor's note: This post by Google Senior Product Manager Justin Smith has been cross-posted from the Google Code blog because we think it'll be of great interest to Google Apps developers. -- Ryan Boyd

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Many Project Management applications, like Manymoon, store important dates on Google Calendar. These dates are then available on mobile devices.

GQueues has a HTML5 mobile app. Their founder has written about why they used this technique.

Native applications, such as the OpenID Sample Store displayed, can use an embedded webview to authenticate users.

Editor’s Note: This post written by Ferris Argyle. Ferris is a Sales Engineer with the Enterprise team at Google, and had written fewer than 200 lines of JavaScript before beginning this application. --Ryan Boyd

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