private function buildTokenKey()
{
$tokenKey = new TokenKey();
// need to URLDecode so when comparing with the ProviderKey it goes thought
$tokenKey->setGadgetUri(urldecode($this->authToken->getAppUrl()));
$tokenKey->setModuleId($this->authToken->getModuleId());
$tokenKey->setServiceName($this->requestParams->getServiceName());
$tokenKey->setTokenName($this->requestParams->getTokenName());
// At some point we might want to let gadgets specify whether to use OAuth
// for the owner, the viewer, or someone else. For now always using the
// owner identity seems reasonable.
$tokenKey->setUserId($this->authToken->getOwnerId());
return $tokenKey;
}
/**
*
* @return TokenKey
*/
private function buildTokenKey()
{
$tokenKey = new TokenKey();
// need to URLDecode so when comparing with the ProviderKey it goes thought
$tokenKey->setGadgetUri(urldecode($this->authToken->getAppUrl()));
$tokenKey->setModuleId($this->authToken->getModuleId());
$tokenKey->setAppId($this->authToken->getAppId());
$tokenKey->setServiceName($this->requestParams->getServiceName());
$tokenKey->setTokenName($this->requestParams->getTokenName());
// We should always use the current viewer id as a token key. Using the owner id
// would mean, that a private access token (with possible write access to the api)
// could be accessable to other viewers that are visiting the gadget of another
// owner
$tokenKey->setUserId($this->authToken->getViewerId());
return $tokenKey;
}