List of storeAuthorizedToken() Examples

Examples of storeAuthorizedToken()

sample.logic.AuthManager.storeAuthorizedToken()
Stores an authorization for the user in the data store and is called after the user is redirected back from Google with a token in the URL query parameter. This method, gets the current user id, upgrades the token from the request to a long lived session token. Finally the token is stored in the Data Store using the user id as a key. @param requestQuery The query string with a token parameter.
spanishgringo.logic.AuthManager.storeAuthorizedToken()
Stores an authorization for the user in the data store and is called after the user is redirected back from Google with a token in the URL query parameter. This method, gets the current user id, upgrades the token from the request to a long lived session token. Finally the token is stored in the Data Store using the user id as a key. @param requestQuery The query string with a token parameter.

Examples of sample.logic.AuthManager.storeAuthorizedToken()

    String nextUrl = "";


    if (request.getParameter(authManager.getTokenParam()) != null) {
      // The user is being redirected back from google.com to exchange the AuthSub one time
      // use token for a session token.
      authManager.storeAuthorizedToken(request.getQueryString());
      nextUrl = MainServlet.MAIN_URL;


    } else if (request.getParameter("action") != null) {


      if (request.getParameter("action").equals("revoke")) {

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Examples of spanishgringo.logic.AuthManager.storeAuthorizedToken()

    String nextUrl = "";


    if (request.getParameter(authManager.getTokenParam()) != null) {
      // The user is being redirected back from google.com to exchange the AuthSub one time
      // use token for a session token.
      authManager.storeAuthorizedToken(request.getQueryString());
      nextUrl = MainServlet.MAIN_URL;


    } else if (request.getParameter("action") != null) {


      if (request.getParameter("action").equals("revoke")) {

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