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I am developing a game in which I want the user to be able to use their Google Mail account to log in. They should be able to simply click on a Gmail login button and be taken to the Gmail login page, which authenticates them and invokes some callback on my android app.

I am new to Android and don't know how I can make this work.

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You're likely looking for OpenID. (StackExchange sites use it too.) – Anko Feb 28 at 10:49
@Anko Thank you so much for reply. I don't have any idea about that can you tell me what should I do for that!!Because I am new in android I don't have any idea how could I perform this!! – Bony Feb 28 at 11:19
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I want in my application first page is like login page,There is two options. First is user can create his own new ID and Password for our game.Second is if he has gmail account than he click on Gmail button and login page of Gmail is open. User enter his ID and password.After that if user is valid than Welcome Page of My application is redirected. I don't know How can I implement Second Option of my Application.Please tell me what should I do? I have tried "AndroidOauthGoogleApiJavaClient" example and download from github.com/ddewaele/AndroidOauthGoogleApiJavaClient link but got error – Bony Feb 28 at 11:28
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The error was in my Emulator is like : "The requested URL /buzz/api/auth/OAuthAuthorizeToken?oauth_token=4/n6ENn-Tk-dFB6AINoU e8gCTDx_q&scope=googleapis.com/auth/buzz&domain=anonymo s&xoauth_display was not found in this server." I don't know how to solve this error.Please help me. – Bony Feb 28 at 11:32
If it is possible with OpenID than what should I do? – Bony Feb 28 at 11:35
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