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OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Hi all,
Is possible to use opensocial javascript API in container context (from my html pages) directly?
Thanks,
Vasek
Václav Tolar
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Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Posted by "Matthew (Chewy) Trewhella" <ch...@google.com>.
>
>
> Also don't overlook the possibility of creating an open social gadget,
> there is a potential audience of aprox 300 mil (i don't know what the exact
> number is today, it was 280 before and it's growing rapidly), so quite often
> when you have a great idea, making a gadget and posting it on those social
> network sites (myspace, orkut, hi5, imeem, idtail, netlog, etc etc etc) is a
> great way to reach a large audience and can save a lot of work of having to
> attract people to go visit your own site. It's not always the best option,
> but depending on your concept, sometimes it is :)
Sorry to digress, but you've actually bought up a really interesting point
there.
I used to work on the Adwords Customer support team over at Google, which
meant assisting big customers with technical (non-ads) issues, like using
the Google Maps API, or deploying gadgets for iGoogle (which are basically
non-social apps, or min-webpages, as I'm sure you all know).
I spent a lot of time talking to them about gadgets, and deploying content.
For most of 2007, there was general fear and discomfort over gadgets,
because a lot of large companies thought they were losing control of their
content.
Just before I left that team, in march 2008, I was starting to see a real
shift in perception. More and more, these same companies were starting to
measure traffic on gadgets just like a regular web page, using javascript to
see how people interacted, and driving people back to their sites.
I obviously still speak to that team, and I'm told it's only got 'worse'.
More and more of these companies are entirely comfortable deploying really
quite advanced technology offsite, as long as they get something in return.
So, Václav, although what we think you're asking isn't possible, I think you
might be surprised how much usage a well-thought-out app can generate.
RE: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Posted by Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>.
Hi all,
In which state is RESTful API java implementation in Shindig? Is it ready for production usage?
Thanks,
Vaclav
-----Původní zpráva-----
Od: Kevin Brown [mailto:etnu@google.com]
Odesláno: 18. července 2008 20:00
Komu: shindig-dev@incubator.apache.org
Předmět: Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 7:36 AM, Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>
wrote:
> Hi Chris&Chewy,
>
> Thanks for responses. You understood what I want to do.
>
> I know about RESTful API that it's definitely a feasible option for me. I
> was just wonder if it is also possible to include JavaScript API to my page
> and call social container directly through it. I managed to make working
> basic 'get friends' example in such way. I needed to write special initial
> JS for OpenSocial's configuration. I observed that OpenSocial API is not
> prepared for such option.
This is mostly a techincal problem; for example, how would you identify who
the user making the requests was?
The RESTful API is really what you want.
>
> Thanks,
> Vaclav
>
> -----Původní zpráva-----
> Od: Chris Chabot [mailto:chabotc@xs4all.nl]
> Odesláno: 18. července 2008 16:00
> Komu: shindig-dev@incubator.apache.org
> Předmět: Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
>
> Hey Václav,
>
> Your question doesn't make it entirely clear what exactly your trying
> to accomplish so forgive us for guessing to what your trying to do :)
>
> As Chewy pointed out, if you want to somehow include the javascript
> libraries from an open social container in your own site and have it
> work (being able to get profile information via a newPersonRequest()
> in your own html page for instance), then no that's indeed not
> possible. There's a lot more in play then just a bit of javascript
> (authentication, configuration, cross domain policies, and so on).
>
> What might help you accomplish what your after (if your trying to get
> to social information inside of your own site), is the upcomming
> RESTful API, which is made for 3rd parties connecting to the social
> data back-end of a social network site. See this link for more info:
>
> http://sites.google.com/a/opensocial.org/opensocial/Technical-Resources/opensocial-spec-v08/restful-api-specification
>
> Also don't overlook the possibility of creating an open social gadget,
> there is a potential audience of aprox 300 mil (i don't know what the
> exact number is today, it was 280 before and it's growing rapidly), so
> quite often when you have a great idea, making a gadget and posting it
> on those social network sites (myspace, orkut, hi5, imeem, idtail,
> netlog, etc etc etc) is a great way to reach a large audience and can
> save a lot of work of having to attract people to go visit your own
> site. It's not always the best option, but depending on your concept,
> sometimes it is :)
>
> -- Chris
>
> On Jul 18, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Matthew (Chewy) Trewhella wrote:
>
> > For example?
> > I think you're asking if you can host a gadget on example.com and
> > call the
> > javascript include from, say, orkut.com right?
> >
> > This won't really work, because you don't ever call the JS directly
> > - it
> > comes from a module/require statement.
> >
> > So, no, I don't think that will work.
> >
> > Apologies if I'm totally wrong here, and have got the wrong end of the
> > stick.
> > Chewy
> >
> > 2008/7/18 Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>:
> >
> >> Hi all,
> >>
> >> Is possible to use opensocial javascript API in container context
> >> (from my
> >> html pages) directly?
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Vasek
> >>
> >> Václav Tolar
> >> J2EE Senior Developer
> >> ---------------------------------------------
> >> Cleverlance - The Clever Enterprise Solutions
> >> www.cleverlance.com<http://www.cleverlance.com>
> >>
> >> European Business Center
> >> Dukelských hrdinů 34
> >> 170 00 Praha 7
> >> Czech Republic
> >>
> >> Mobil: +420 605 439 657
> >> Tel.: +420 266 177 166
> >> Fax: +420 266 177 155
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Posted by Kevin Brown <et...@google.com>.
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 7:36 AM, Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>
wrote:
> Hi Chris&Chewy,
>
> Thanks for responses. You understood what I want to do.
>
> I know about RESTful API that it's definitely a feasible option for me. I
> was just wonder if it is also possible to include JavaScript API to my page
> and call social container directly through it. I managed to make working
> basic 'get friends' example in such way. I needed to write special initial
> JS for OpenSocial's configuration. I observed that OpenSocial API is not
> prepared for such option.
This is mostly a techincal problem; for example, how would you identify who
the user making the requests was?
The RESTful API is really what you want.
>
> Thanks,
> Vaclav
>
> -----Původní zpráva-----
> Od: Chris Chabot [mailto:chabotc@xs4all.nl]
> Odesláno: 18. července 2008 16:00
> Komu: shindig-dev@incubator.apache.org
> Předmět: Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
>
> Hey Václav,
>
> Your question doesn't make it entirely clear what exactly your trying
> to accomplish so forgive us for guessing to what your trying to do :)
>
> As Chewy pointed out, if you want to somehow include the javascript
> libraries from an open social container in your own site and have it
> work (being able to get profile information via a newPersonRequest()
> in your own html page for instance), then no that's indeed not
> possible. There's a lot more in play then just a bit of javascript
> (authentication, configuration, cross domain policies, and so on).
>
> What might help you accomplish what your after (if your trying to get
> to social information inside of your own site), is the upcomming
> RESTful API, which is made for 3rd parties connecting to the social
> data back-end of a social network site. See this link for more info:
>
> http://sites.google.com/a/opensocial.org/opensocial/Technical-Resources/opensocial-spec-v08/restful-api-specification
>
> Also don't overlook the possibility of creating an open social gadget,
> there is a potential audience of aprox 300 mil (i don't know what the
> exact number is today, it was 280 before and it's growing rapidly), so
> quite often when you have a great idea, making a gadget and posting it
> on those social network sites (myspace, orkut, hi5, imeem, idtail,
> netlog, etc etc etc) is a great way to reach a large audience and can
> save a lot of work of having to attract people to go visit your own
> site. It's not always the best option, but depending on your concept,
> sometimes it is :)
>
> -- Chris
>
> On Jul 18, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Matthew (Chewy) Trewhella wrote:
>
> > For example?
> > I think you're asking if you can host a gadget on example.com and
> > call the
> > javascript include from, say, orkut.com right?
> >
> > This won't really work, because you don't ever call the JS directly
> > - it
> > comes from a module/require statement.
> >
> > So, no, I don't think that will work.
> >
> > Apologies if I'm totally wrong here, and have got the wrong end of the
> > stick.
> > Chewy
> >
> > 2008/7/18 Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>:
> >
> >> Hi all,
> >>
> >> Is possible to use opensocial javascript API in container context
> >> (from my
> >> html pages) directly?
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Vasek
> >>
> >> Václav Tolar
> >> J2EE Senior Developer
> >> ---------------------------------------------
> >> Cleverlance - The Clever Enterprise Solutions
> >> www.cleverlance.com<http://www.cleverlance.com>
> >>
> >> European Business Center
> >> Dukelských hrdinů 34
> >> 170 00 Praha 7
> >> Czech Republic
> >>
> >> Mobil: +420 605 439 657
> >> Tel.: +420 266 177 166
> >> Fax: +420 266 177 155
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Posted by Kevin Marks <ke...@gmail.com>.
Google's Friend Connect project is designed to enable any website to
become a social sites by making them into OpenSocial containers, and
to connect in data from Social networks their users choose to link
together, and to send activity stream flows back to the connected
sites. Once sites implement the RESTful APIs we expect to be able to
connect them too.
http://www.google.com/friendconnect/
You can see some example sites here:
http://www.google.com/friendconnect/home/examples
and a site that embeds debug gadgets here:
http://kmgfctest.blogspot.com/
Would this solve your problem?
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 7:49 AM, Cassie <do...@apache.org> wrote:
> Vaclav -
>
> I've heard this idea mentioned before and I think it is a great long term
> goal for opensocial.
>
> Now, if you are actually a social network and just want to fetch your own
> data with the js apis then you could set this up for yourself. You would
> simply include the opensocial-0.8 feature js and its required dependencies
> on your page and then you could call all of the data apis back to your own
> server. The request* methods obviously wouldn't work because we rely on rpc
> for those but I think you get the general idea here.
>
> Now, if you do not run your own social network you could still use the
> opensocial js as sort of a client library for the restful apis.. if that's
> what you are going for. Again, the request* methods wouldn't work and the
> rest of the opensocial js methods may not exactly match the SN's code. -but-
> with rest being a standard, all of the newFetchXxx methods should execute
> just fine.
>
> So both of these ideas are not really supported at this point of time, but
> if you wanted to mess around with things in this direction then you could
> get them both to work.
>
> Have fun!
>
> - Cassie
>
>
>
> On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 7:36 AM, Václav Tolar
> <Va...@cleverlance.com>wrote:
>
>> Hi Chris&Chewy,
>>
>> Thanks for responses. You understood what I want to do.
>>
>> I know about RESTful API that it's definitely a feasible option for me. I
>> was just wonder if it is also possible to include JavaScript API to my page
>> and call social container directly through it. I managed to make working
>> basic 'get friends' example in such way. I needed to write special initial
>> JS for OpenSocial's configuration. I observed that OpenSocial API is not
>> prepared for such option.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Vaclav
>>
>> -----Původní zpráva-----
>> Od: Chris Chabot [mailto:chabotc@xs4all.nl]
>> Odesláno: 18. července 2008 16:00
>> Komu: shindig-dev@incubator.apache.org
>> Předmět: Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
>>
>> Hey Václav,
>>
>> Your question doesn't make it entirely clear what exactly your trying
>> to accomplish so forgive us for guessing to what your trying to do :)
>>
>> As Chewy pointed out, if you want to somehow include the javascript
>> libraries from an open social container in your own site and have it
>> work (being able to get profile information via a newPersonRequest()
>> in your own html page for instance), then no that's indeed not
>> possible. There's a lot more in play then just a bit of javascript
>> (authentication, configuration, cross domain policies, and so on).
>>
>> What might help you accomplish what your after (if your trying to get
>> to social information inside of your own site), is the upcomming
>> RESTful API, which is made for 3rd parties connecting to the social
>> data back-end of a social network site. See this link for more info:
>>
>> http://sites.google.com/a/opensocial.org/opensocial/Technical-Resources/opensocial-spec-v08/restful-api-specification
>>
>> Also don't overlook the possibility of creating an open social gadget,
>> there is a potential audience of aprox 300 mil (i don't know what the
>> exact number is today, it was 280 before and it's growing rapidly), so
>> quite often when you have a great idea, making a gadget and posting it
>> on those social network sites (myspace, orkut, hi5, imeem, idtail,
>> netlog, etc etc etc) is a great way to reach a large audience and can
>> save a lot of work of having to attract people to go visit your own
>> site. It's not always the best option, but depending on your concept,
>> sometimes it is :)
>>
>> -- Chris
>>
>> On Jul 18, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Matthew (Chewy) Trewhella wrote:
>>
>> > For example?
>> > I think you're asking if you can host a gadget on example.com and
>> > call the
>> > javascript include from, say, orkut.com right?
>> >
>> > This won't really work, because you don't ever call the JS directly
>> > - it
>> > comes from a module/require statement.
>> >
>> > So, no, I don't think that will work.
>> >
>> > Apologies if I'm totally wrong here, and have got the wrong end of the
>> > stick.
>> > Chewy
>> >
>> > 2008/7/18 Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>:
>> >
>> >> Hi all,
>> >>
>> >> Is possible to use opensocial javascript API in container context
>> >> (from my
>> >> html pages) directly?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks,
>> >> Vasek
>> >>
>> >> Václav Tolar
>> >> J2EE Senior Developer
>> >> ---------------------------------------------
>> >> Cleverlance - The Clever Enterprise Solutions
>> >> www.cleverlance.com<http://www.cleverlance.com>
>> >>
>> >> European Business Center
>> >> Dukelských hrdinů 34
>> >> 170 00 Praha 7
>> >> Czech Republic
>> >>
>> >> Mobil: +420 605 439 657
>> >> Tel.: +420 266 177 166
>> >> Fax: +420 266 177 155
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>
Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Posted by Cassie <do...@apache.org>.
Vaclav -
I've heard this idea mentioned before and I think it is a great long term
goal for opensocial.
Now, if you are actually a social network and just want to fetch your own
data with the js apis then you could set this up for yourself. You would
simply include the opensocial-0.8 feature js and its required dependencies
on your page and then you could call all of the data apis back to your own
server. The request* methods obviously wouldn't work because we rely on rpc
for those but I think you get the general idea here.
Now, if you do not run your own social network you could still use the
opensocial js as sort of a client library for the restful apis.. if that's
what you are going for. Again, the request* methods wouldn't work and the
rest of the opensocial js methods may not exactly match the SN's code. -but-
with rest being a standard, all of the newFetchXxx methods should execute
just fine.
So both of these ideas are not really supported at this point of time, but
if you wanted to mess around with things in this direction then you could
get them both to work.
Have fun!
- Cassie
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 7:36 AM, Václav Tolar
<Va...@cleverlance.com>wrote:
> Hi Chris&Chewy,
>
> Thanks for responses. You understood what I want to do.
>
> I know about RESTful API that it's definitely a feasible option for me. I
> was just wonder if it is also possible to include JavaScript API to my page
> and call social container directly through it. I managed to make working
> basic 'get friends' example in such way. I needed to write special initial
> JS for OpenSocial's configuration. I observed that OpenSocial API is not
> prepared for such option.
>
> Thanks,
> Vaclav
>
> -----Původní zpráva-----
> Od: Chris Chabot [mailto:chabotc@xs4all.nl]
> Odesláno: 18. července 2008 16:00
> Komu: shindig-dev@incubator.apache.org
> Předmět: Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
>
> Hey Václav,
>
> Your question doesn't make it entirely clear what exactly your trying
> to accomplish so forgive us for guessing to what your trying to do :)
>
> As Chewy pointed out, if you want to somehow include the javascript
> libraries from an open social container in your own site and have it
> work (being able to get profile information via a newPersonRequest()
> in your own html page for instance), then no that's indeed not
> possible. There's a lot more in play then just a bit of javascript
> (authentication, configuration, cross domain policies, and so on).
>
> What might help you accomplish what your after (if your trying to get
> to social information inside of your own site), is the upcomming
> RESTful API, which is made for 3rd parties connecting to the social
> data back-end of a social network site. See this link for more info:
>
> http://sites.google.com/a/opensocial.org/opensocial/Technical-Resources/opensocial-spec-v08/restful-api-specification
>
> Also don't overlook the possibility of creating an open social gadget,
> there is a potential audience of aprox 300 mil (i don't know what the
> exact number is today, it was 280 before and it's growing rapidly), so
> quite often when you have a great idea, making a gadget and posting it
> on those social network sites (myspace, orkut, hi5, imeem, idtail,
> netlog, etc etc etc) is a great way to reach a large audience and can
> save a lot of work of having to attract people to go visit your own
> site. It's not always the best option, but depending on your concept,
> sometimes it is :)
>
> -- Chris
>
> On Jul 18, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Matthew (Chewy) Trewhella wrote:
>
> > For example?
> > I think you're asking if you can host a gadget on example.com and
> > call the
> > javascript include from, say, orkut.com right?
> >
> > This won't really work, because you don't ever call the JS directly
> > - it
> > comes from a module/require statement.
> >
> > So, no, I don't think that will work.
> >
> > Apologies if I'm totally wrong here, and have got the wrong end of the
> > stick.
> > Chewy
> >
> > 2008/7/18 Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>:
> >
> >> Hi all,
> >>
> >> Is possible to use opensocial javascript API in container context
> >> (from my
> >> html pages) directly?
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Vasek
> >>
> >> Václav Tolar
> >> J2EE Senior Developer
> >> ---------------------------------------------
> >> Cleverlance - The Clever Enterprise Solutions
> >> www.cleverlance.com<http://www.cleverlance.com>
> >>
> >> European Business Center
> >> Dukelských hrdinů 34
> >> 170 00 Praha 7
> >> Czech Republic
> >>
> >> Mobil: +420 605 439 657
> >> Tel.: +420 266 177 166
> >> Fax: +420 266 177 155
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
RE: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Posted by Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>.
Hi Chris&Chewy,
Thanks for responses. You understood what I want to do.
I know about RESTful API that it's definitely a feasible option for me. I was just wonder if it is also possible to include JavaScript API to my page and call social container directly through it. I managed to make working basic 'get friends' example in such way. I needed to write special initial JS for OpenSocial's configuration. I observed that OpenSocial API is not prepared for such option.
Thanks,
Vaclav
-----Původní zpráva-----
Od: Chris Chabot [mailto:chabotc@xs4all.nl]
Odesláno: 18. července 2008 16:00
Komu: shindig-dev@incubator.apache.org
Předmět: Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Hey Václav,
Your question doesn't make it entirely clear what exactly your trying
to accomplish so forgive us for guessing to what your trying to do :)
As Chewy pointed out, if you want to somehow include the javascript
libraries from an open social container in your own site and have it
work (being able to get profile information via a newPersonRequest()
in your own html page for instance), then no that's indeed not
possible. There's a lot more in play then just a bit of javascript
(authentication, configuration, cross domain policies, and so on).
What might help you accomplish what your after (if your trying to get
to social information inside of your own site), is the upcomming
RESTful API, which is made for 3rd parties connecting to the social
data back-end of a social network site. See this link for more info:
http://sites.google.com/a/opensocial.org/opensocial/Technical-Resources/opensocial-spec-v08/restful-api-specification
Also don't overlook the possibility of creating an open social gadget,
there is a potential audience of aprox 300 mil (i don't know what the
exact number is today, it was 280 before and it's growing rapidly), so
quite often when you have a great idea, making a gadget and posting it
on those social network sites (myspace, orkut, hi5, imeem, idtail,
netlog, etc etc etc) is a great way to reach a large audience and can
save a lot of work of having to attract people to go visit your own
site. It's not always the best option, but depending on your concept,
sometimes it is :)
-- Chris
On Jul 18, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Matthew (Chewy) Trewhella wrote:
> For example?
> I think you're asking if you can host a gadget on example.com and
> call the
> javascript include from, say, orkut.com right?
>
> This won't really work, because you don't ever call the JS directly
> - it
> comes from a module/require statement.
>
> So, no, I don't think that will work.
>
> Apologies if I'm totally wrong here, and have got the wrong end of the
> stick.
> Chewy
>
> 2008/7/18 Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Is possible to use opensocial javascript API in container context
>> (from my
>> html pages) directly?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Vasek
>>
>> Václav Tolar
>> J2EE Senior Developer
>> ---------------------------------------------
>> Cleverlance - The Clever Enterprise Solutions
>> www.cleverlance.com<http://www.cleverlance.com>
>>
>> European Business Center
>> Dukelských hrdinů 34
>> 170 00 Praha 7
>> Czech Republic
>>
>> Mobil: +420 605 439 657
>> Tel.: +420 266 177 166
>> Fax: +420 266 177 155
>>
>>
>>
Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Posted by Chris Chabot <ch...@xs4all.nl>.
Hey Václav,
Your question doesn't make it entirely clear what exactly your trying
to accomplish so forgive us for guessing to what your trying to do :)
As Chewy pointed out, if you want to somehow include the javascript
libraries from an open social container in your own site and have it
work (being able to get profile information via a newPersonRequest()
in your own html page for instance), then no that's indeed not
possible. There's a lot more in play then just a bit of javascript
(authentication, configuration, cross domain policies, and so on).
What might help you accomplish what your after (if your trying to get
to social information inside of your own site), is the upcomming
RESTful API, which is made for 3rd parties connecting to the social
data back-end of a social network site. See this link for more info:
http://sites.google.com/a/opensocial.org/opensocial/Technical-Resources/opensocial-spec-v08/restful-api-specification
Also don't overlook the possibility of creating an open social gadget,
there is a potential audience of aprox 300 mil (i don't know what the
exact number is today, it was 280 before and it's growing rapidly), so
quite often when you have a great idea, making a gadget and posting it
on those social network sites (myspace, orkut, hi5, imeem, idtail,
netlog, etc etc etc) is a great way to reach a large audience and can
save a lot of work of having to attract people to go visit your own
site. It's not always the best option, but depending on your concept,
sometimes it is :)
-- Chris
On Jul 18, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Matthew (Chewy) Trewhella wrote:
> For example?
> I think you're asking if you can host a gadget on example.com and
> call the
> javascript include from, say, orkut.com right?
>
> This won't really work, because you don't ever call the JS directly
> - it
> comes from a module/require statement.
>
> So, no, I don't think that will work.
>
> Apologies if I'm totally wrong here, and have got the wrong end of the
> stick.
> Chewy
>
> 2008/7/18 Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Is possible to use opensocial javascript API in container context
>> (from my
>> html pages) directly?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Vasek
>>
>> Václav Tolar
>> J2EE Senior Developer
>> ---------------------------------------------
>> Cleverlance - The Clever Enterprise Solutions
>> www.cleverlance.com<http://www.cleverlance.com>
>>
>> European Business Center
>> Dukelských hrdinů 34
>> 170 00 Praha 7
>> Czech Republic
>>
>> Mobil: +420 605 439 657
>> Tel.: +420 266 177 166
>> Fax: +420 266 177 155
>>
>>
>>
Re: OpenSocial JS API in container context?
Posted by "Matthew (Chewy) Trewhella" <ch...@google.com>.
For example?
I think you're asking if you can host a gadget on example.com and call the
javascript include from, say, orkut.com right?
This won't really work, because you don't ever call the JS directly - it
comes from a module/require statement.
So, no, I don't think that will work.
Apologies if I'm totally wrong here, and have got the wrong end of the
stick.
Chewy
2008/7/18 Václav Tolar <Va...@cleverlance.com>:
> Hi all,
>
> Is possible to use opensocial javascript API in container context (from my
> html pages) directly?
>
> Thanks,
> Vasek
>
> Václav Tolar
> J2EE Senior Developer
> ---------------------------------------------
> Cleverlance - The Clever Enterprise Solutions
> www.cleverlance.com<http://www.cleverlance.com>
>
> European Business Center
> Dukelských hrdinů 34
> 170 00 Praha 7
> Czech Republic
>
> Mobil: +420 605 439 657
> Tel.: +420 266 177 166
> Fax: +420 266 177 155
>
>
>