Hope this helps.

- Morten

Thanks
Giuseppe

Just came across this blog after doing a search for a .NET library that wrapped up the google analytics code

First of all can I say, good job. I love it when fellow developers like yourself take the time to create code and make it available for others to use.

Anyway, I downloaded the solution to give it a try, however I have not got VS 2005, I am currently working with VS 2008. When I am trying tp open the solution a pop up window asking we for a passwrd for signing pops up.

Firstly, what is this key used for and secondly can you give me the password so I can open and build your solution properly and have a look round the code

Thanks

Paul

Curious to hear what you think.

Alex

Specifically targeting vs2005 .. hmm, more or less. It seems that Google want to keep the project in vs2005 to make it as compatilible as possible.
See the comment from Frank: http://groups.google.com/group/gdata-dotnet-client-library/browse_thread/thread/70c6638734823b8d/355abe0f7fa0ca0b?lnk=gst&q=analytics#355abe0f7fa0ca0b

Looking forward to see what you come up with.

I had your previous version working with a few minor tweaks. Will checkout the updated version now.

Will get back to you shortly.

Thanks for the reply.
I plan to write a post on the current implementation of the analytics api and how to use it to get data. Please check back next week.
Meanwhile, a new VS2005 project and newly compiled assemblies has been attached to the post. So if you download the previously attached code, please download the new one.

You are right about the condition to check which feed needs to be generated. The previously attached code was very much a work in progress, so please disregard that code. I just finished the implementation last night and a new file has been attached to the post. Please download this new project and you should see a complete implementation.
I plan to write a post about the implementation of the analytics api and how to get data within this week (hopefully).

It would be really nice if you could create some unit tests. I currently don’t have the time to do so …. and its also the only thing missing to get this code included in the official release.

Best regards,
Morten Christensen

Think I found a bug in the way the Feed is assigned, there is no condition to check which feed type needs to be generated (Last two lines, of the code posted below).

protected void OnNewFeed(object sender, ServiceEventArgs e)
{
Tracing.TraceMsg(“Created new Documents Feed”);
if (e == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(“e”);
}
e.Feed = new AccountFeed(e.Uri, e.Service);
e.Feed = new DataFeed(e.Uri, e.Service);
}

Also some unit tests to show sample usage would be awesome (I’m working on some now).