Okay, we have to have a solution for AS3/Flex access in time for the contest.
Once we get a session id (OAuth access token), is there any reason why we cannot make calls to a PHP service that forwards the calls and responses using the PHP Evernote API (which we hope works better) ?
In other words, we would send all the parameters, including the session id, to a PHP service, and that service would make the calls and return the results.
Sounds feasible ?
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Julien Boedec
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Posted 18 June 2012 - 09:54 PM
Well, if it is done in a secure way, that should be OK. However, you will have to create a layer between your app and the PHP service.
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