Thanks!  It appears that Microformats are indeed part of the Profile 2.0 but not part of Profile 1.0. You might also pass on that, in their implementation of Microformats in Profile 2.0, the class="photo" attribute appears twice, once on the anchor tag wrapping the image and once on the image ...

It appears that newly created MySpace profile pages are using Microformats now. Cool! For example this page, which I just created, has formatted my info with hCard: http://myspace.com/irhetoric.  However, Iots of other profile pages don't use Microformats -- I'm guessing they are generated using a different codebase? Is that the ...

Well, looks like my answer is here:  http://developer.myspace.com/Community/forums/p/276/928.aspx#928  This isn't implemented yet...

+1 to getting oauth implemented to support access tokens.  You guys give the illusion that it is working in the External App Auth tester page, but it doesn't seem to actually work outside of that page.  At least now we know! To those playing, yes, you can get going with the .NET library, although you either (1) have to hard code the ...

Any update here? Any body successfully got an Access Token programmatically?

I was reading the OAuth Spec and they talk about about two different URLs -- in 6.1.1 they talk about the "Service Provider’s Request Token URL" and then in 6.3.1, they talk about the "Service Provider’s Access Token URL."  Is http://api.myspace.com/authorize used for both purposes? 

I am looking for some help using the External Application Authentication.  Once my request token has been authorized, how to I turn it into an Access Token so I can call http://api.myspace.com/v1/user?  When I use the tool and leave the callback url to be http://developer.myspace.com/modules/apis/pages/accessdelegationtool.aspx, I am ...

I think I found what I was looking for in the External App Auth.  http://developer.myspace.com/Modules/APIs/Pages/AccessDelegationTool.aspx  Are there any additional docs on using this? 

Thanks all, but I don't think you are getting my question.  How do I get that initial UserID in the first place if my app is not on MySpace -- see what I mean?  To be clear, I am only using the REST APIs, no OpenSocial.

So, at present, when using the REST API, I can pass a userID and, if that user has added MyApplication, I can party on and make calls. But here's my question: how do I know that userID in the first place?  Most users don't know their userID and it appears that you can't pass a username (aka http://www.myspace.com/name) or email ...