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[herman]

Hi all,

New to the iOS api for evernote, so please bear with me.

The set up is that I am login as a user who is a recipient of a sharednotebook request. So I call the method EvernoteNoteStore listLinkedNotebooksWithSuccess to retrieve a list of linkedNotebooks and gather their shareKeys. Then I called EvernoteNoteStore.authenticateToSharedNotebookWithShareKey with a shareKey to try to get the list notes within the particular shared notebook. However, it throws an exception (EDAMSystemException) indicating either a bad formed shareKey or a bad signature on the shareKey.

Am I missing something here?

Thanks in advance.

[Julien Boedec]

There might be an error in the way you are accessing the information. Have you looked at our Sharing chapter?

[herman]

Hi Julien,

So it looks like I need to create a new EvernoteNoteStore, how do I do that? I've try

EvernoteNoteStore *noteStore = [EvernoteNoteStore noteStore];

and this seems to use the same ShareSession from EvernoteSession when I was login. Do I need to create a new EvernoteSession?

[herman]

Ok,

I was able to get new noteStore by dropping down to lower level code, namely EDAMNoteStoreClient.

Now, I need to do the same and read the notes within the sharednotebook. I can get an instance of EDAMNote, but to call authenticateToSharedNote I need something called the "noteKey", where can I retrieve such key? The documentation only says that it is returned when someone called ShareNote, but my app doesn't really call shareNote at all.

Any help is appreciated.