I'm going to have to do some research. I haven't seen anything in the way of delegated responsibility like read only accounts in the google api system yet.
My initial response would be for the owner of the blog you are wanting content from to run say an AppEngine instance with the Blogger GData APIs libs, and then expose a limited rest style API for you. That way he can verify what he's exposing is read only, and also verify who is accessing his feeds.
Does that help?
brett
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-- On Sun, Nov 7, 2010 at 2:28 PM, jjb <onephatcat@earthlink.net> wrote:
I'm writing an app that grabs the xml from blogger.com for a blogger
and gets a list of media items. Unfortunately the blog I'm writing my
app for has locked down the blog because he has been getting hit by
other sites that take his feed and use it as their own.
Currently one can only get the videos and photos by going to the
site.
Is there a way that he and I can work together so that I can build an
application that can be authorized to get everything from the blog
securely?
I don't want my app to have the right to post anything, so this needs
to be a secure read only authorization, for the unlikely situation
where the app itself gets hacked.
- Joel
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