Dealing with Google Drive

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Lets walk step by step through our example with creating "i2rest.doc" file on "i2restexample" user Google Drive

Preparations
At the very beginning your application should be registered as a client (obtaining Device ID and Device Password) on Google (see details).
Add Google.com SSL certificate CA to your DCM.
Register your i2Rest Client on your i2Rest Server as a client to enable "bridge mode"
Step 1
Execute command
I2REST COMMAND(*POST)                                       
       URL('https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files')     
       BODY(*N '{"name":"i2rest.doc"}' 
            'application/json' *YES 1208) 
       OUTPUT(*JOBLOG)                                        
       DCMCLIENT(MYCLIENT)                                    
       AUTHMETHOD(*BRIDGE)                                    
       AUTHID('677815701888-aj80fure8f1laqd3dqvpqtmlandni5an
              .apps.googleusercontent.com')                   
       AUTHPW(tI2ezmVGioGwrGk9K2O23Mv5)                       
       AUTHURL('https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/v2/auth  
               ')                                             
       TOKENURL('https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token')        
       SCOPE('https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file')    
       BRIDGEURL('https://api.i2rest.com:22089/a2d')          
       BRIDGEID(OAUTH21)                                      
       BRIDGEPW(oauth21) 
Step 2
i2Rest Client will provide you with link - go ahead and follow it.
File:Device-flow-usecase1-1.png


Find yourself on device connection page. Proceed with "Next" button.
File:Device-flow-usecase1-2.png


Grant access to requested scope.
File:Device-flow-usecase1-3.png


Here we are!
File:Device-flow-usecase1-4.png


Check the result!
We didn't make a screenshot with i2rest.doc on our example Google Drive, but you can check your own file right now. And some proofs from job log.



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