gappsv3

Class Summary
Class	Description
GACL	Access Control List class (Currently unimplemented. Subject to relocation or deletion.)
GAppsAuthorization	This class is used by the various Google APIs to provide the bearer authorization token whenever a request is sent to one of Google's API endpoints. This class will generally not be used by someone outside of BASIS unless wrapping a Google API in-house.
GCalendar	GCalendar is a wrapper around Google's CalendarListEntry and represents a single calendar. All filter fields for the getEvents() method default to null. If a field has been set, but the value of the filter is no longer desired, the field can be set to null() and the filter will no longer be applied.
GCalendarAPI	This class is the entry point into the Google Calendar API. From this class, you can create, access, and delete Calendars. This class can be accessed by providing a GOAuth2 object to the getInstance() method.
GEvent	Represents a single event on the Google calendar. Events are designated time segments on a calendar, like appointments, vacations, etc. There are several types of events including timed events, all-day events, and recurring events. Timed events: Timed events begin at a specified time and end at a later specified time. For example, a meeting might begin at 13:00 EST on November 4, 2013 and and at 14:30 EST on November 4, 2013. All-Day Events: All-Day events begin on the specified start date and end at the end of the day right before the specified end date. So, a 5-day vacation starting on November 4th, 2013 would be expressed as November 4, 2013 to November 9, 2013 where the days of vacation are 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. Recurring Events: Recurring events happen more than once with a given interval over a span of time. Recurring events can be timed events or all-day events. An example of a recurring event would be a meeting that happens on the first of each month from 8:00 to 10:00 from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2019.
GEventAttendee	Represents an event participant and includes the following properties: Comment DisplayName Email Id Organizer -- Indicates whether this participant is the event organizer. Optional -- Whether this is an optional attendee. Resource ResponseStatus Self
GEvents	A collection of one or more events in the Google calendar. This is often the result of an events request on the calendar. /
GOAuth2	Class for authorization via Google OAuth 2.0. Authorization occurs when the user accepts permission from a spawned webpage, but a temporary local webserver recieves the token, so that the user is not involved in providing the intermediate code to the application. OAuth authentication has the concept of scopes, which indicate what permissions the requesting application is asking for. Such permissions may include accessing the user email address, calendar, posting via their Google Plus profile, etc. After an application first asks for permission for a given set of scopes, this class stores a cookie with the refresh token. In the future, when calls are made to getTokenFromCookie, this class quietly retrieves a new token from Google using the refresh token and uses that token for authentication. In the context of GUI, cookies are stored in Java Preferences.
GTimePeriod	A structure representing the time interval for a busy space on a calendar.
GUtil	A Class for performing conversions needed to go from Google constructs to those more recognized by BBj and standard Java.
SimpleEXDATE	Represents an exception date Not implemented. Subject to change or removal.
SimpleEXRULE	Represents an exception rule
SimpleRDATE	Represents a recurrence date
SimpleRRULE	Represents a recurrence rule and constructs syntax for common simple cases. For more complicated scenarios, consult RFC2445 and construct your own string.
SimpleRULE	Represents a base rule and constructs syntax for common simple cases. For more complicated scenarios, consult RFC2445 and construct your own string.

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