REST Resource: asps
Resource: Asp
An application-specific password (ASP) is used with applications that do not accept a verification code when logging into the application on certain devices. The ASP access code is used instead of the login and password you commonly use when accessing an application through a browser. For more information about ASPs and how to create one, see the help center.
| JSON representation |
{
"codeId": integer,
"name": string,
"creationTime": string,
"lastTimeUsed": string,
"userKey": string,
"kind": string,
"etag": string
} |
| Fields |
codeId |
integer
The unique ID of the ASP.
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name |
string
The name of the application that the user, represented by their userId, entered when the ASP was created.
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creationTime |
string (int64 format)
The time when the ASP was created. Expressed in Unix time format.
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lastTimeUsed |
string (int64 format)
The time when the ASP was last used. Expressed in Unix time format.
|
userKey |
string
The unique ID of the user who issued the ASP.
|
kind |
string
The type of the API resource. This is always admin#directory#asp.
|
etag |
string
ETag of the ASP.
|
Methods |
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Deletes an ASP issued by a user. |
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Gets information about an ASP issued by a user. |
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Lists the ASPs issued by a user. |
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Last updated 2024-08-22 UTC.
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