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Google Spreadsheets data API Java Sample - README.txt
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This is a very simple Java example of how the API can be used on a
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Google spreadsheet to create a table object. This table object
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can be updated, and deleted and you can query it based on
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it's title. It can be placed anywhere on the grid. The
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records in the table (see RecordDemo) can be sorted and queried
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without modifying the position of the table headers and records.
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Before starting this demo, make sure you create a spreadsheet.
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The spreadsheet can be empty as you will be adding a table to it
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that will contain column headers.
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An example table might look like:
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Name Day Phone
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We suggest you leave your browser open while trying this out.
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This can be built and run with Ant:
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// TODO down here.
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1. Edit gdata/java/build-samples/build.properties with your Google Account
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username and password.
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2. Run the Ant rule:
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ant -f gdata/java/build-samples.xml sample.spreadsheet.list.run
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Alternately, you can compile and run it from the command line:
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java sample.list.TableDemo
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--username [user]
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--password [pass]
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