I'm not sure what you mean—is this the Python client library you're
talking about? The details of what would need to be done to get it
compatible with v=2 of the API goes beyond what we could cover in this
group. If it were straightforward, the library maintainer would have
done it already.
Alternative options for accessing v=2 using the Python client library
involve making HTTP requests using urllib2 with alt=json set and
parsing the JSON responses.
Cheers,
-Jeff Posnick, YouTube API Team
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On Mar 15, 1:16 pm, TK <till.keyl...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hey, im trying to implement my own version 2.0-capable classes, but i dont
> really got the difference between the gdata.service and gdata.client
> modules. Using the first one, i could create a query object and pass it to
> the Get-method pretty easily, but when i try to subclass the
> GDCLient-Class, i don´t know how to specify a developer-key or set a proper
> host (which is done by the service-class or get-method automatically,
> somehow). So, whats the difference and what should i use for version-2.0
> queries to youtube?
>
> cheers
> Till
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