purpose
Let's say I have a collection / folder of documents in Google Docs / Drive, and I want to programmatically get a description associated with each:
(You get this by selecting a file from the list, and then click the eye icon)

Code Work
I use the .NET library for the Google Data API and run the main input and search without any problems:
GDataCredentials credentials = BuildSomethingUp();
RequestSettings settings
= new RequestSettings("code.google.com/p/exult/", credentials);
Request request = new Request(settings);
Feed<Document> feed = request.GetFolderContent(resourceId);
List<Document> documents = feed.Entries.ToList();
foreach (Document document in documents
.Where(item => item.Type != Document.DocumentType.Folder))
{
string summary = document.Summary;
}
However, the property is .Summaryalways returned as null.
Question (s)
- I was working on the assumption that it
.Summarywas the correct location based on some legacy sections of code, etc. Is this a false assumption? - How else can I get the description associated with the document? (“Can I destroy dezcryption?” In the ridiculous example above).