I want to share the Data on to Google+ Page using Google+ API in c sharp Desktop Application

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Hi Friends,
I have created Desktop application. in this app. having option to Share the Data to the Google+ home page using Google+ Api. i have created Google application also. now i have CLIENT ID AND CLIENT SECRET using this how can i Share the data into Google+ using c sharp Desktop Application. Please can anyone suggest me on this......

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Mohan G

Posted 27-Aug-14 3:27am

Mohan Gopi

Updated 27-Aug-14 5:36am

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ZurdoDev 27-Aug-14 10:11am

I believe google has examples.

Mohan Gopi 27-Aug-14 11:35am

Hi Rayan,
Thanks for your reply. i want some sample codes in desktop application.

ZurdoDev 27-Aug-14 11:41am

You'll want to read how to use google's api and then look for c# samples of that technology. For example, if it is a REST service then google for C# REST examples. If it is just simple http post then look for those examples. You first need to understand the google api.

Mohan Gopi 28-Aug-14 7:52am

Hi Rayan,
Now i have access_token, token_type, id_token, refresh_token. i can i share the text data into google+. can u help me on this...

ZurdoDev 28-Aug-14 7:56am

You are not being very specific on where you are stuck.

Mohan Gopi 1-Sep-14 0:21am

Hi Ryan,
Thanks for ur reply. I got access_token, token_type, id_token, refresh_token. now i want to share some data into google+ page using this values(access_token, token_type, id_token, refresh_token). can u help me on this.......

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