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Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 18:44:14 GMT

This release contains new features, updates, fixes and development enhancements. Also, this is the first release over project naming to Athena.

Newly covered
1. flickr.photos.setMeta, through photo update.
2. flickr.photos.comments.edit for comment update.

For example , lets update the photo title.

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

New Query Option that can be used with Search in the where clause

Photo.ExtrasOption
/// A comma-delimited list of extra information to fetch for each returned record.
/// Currently supported fields are: license, dateupload, datetaken, ownername, iconserver,
/// originalformat, lastupdate, geo, tags, machine_tags, views, media.
/// Use ExtrasOption enum with | to set your options. Ex
/// p.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Views | ExtrasOption.DateTaken | ExtrasOption.DateUpload)

Photo.SafeSearch

/// Options are Safe, Moderate and Restricted.

Photo.WebUrl
/// Contains the URL for the photo page at flickr.

Different ways for authenticating users. For gettting the photos from my stream i would do

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Few fixes
Fixed UploadedOn, TakenOn and PostedOn invalid date for photos and comments,
Fixed Token creation problem for IE7

Development
Added Single click build script though build.bat (cook your own build with a single click) which is
provided in the src. It fires up NAant build files that builds the API and does a unit test.
NAant and Nunit stripped down version is bundled with the src in the ThridParty folder.

Note : Added New version of Typemock which is 5. To cook a assembly using the build script you dont need to install anything, but you can get a open source version to run it in VS.

Refactor
Replaced SortedDictionary with LINQ orderby for orderby used for photos.
LINQ orderby looks nicer over SortedDictionary , take a look at my blog at http://weblogs.asp.net/mefhuzh
Refactored Respository . Ex. removed unecessary ToList for LINQ queries and added RestTocolleciton Builder for buidling object from REST response.

Distribution updated on 1st August, 2008
Check out the readme in the distribution for more

Updated on Oct 3, 2008

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Updated on 4th Jan 2009
Get photos directly by NSID

 
var query = from photo in _context.Photos
where photo.NsId == 'user's nsId'
select photo;

Released: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Tue, 06 Jan 2009 18:44:13 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Updated on 4th Jan 2009
Get photos directly by NSID

 
var query = from photo in _context.Photos
where photo.NsId == 'user's nsId'
select photo;

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 08:31:33 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Updated on 4th Jan 2009
Get photos directly by NSID

 
var query = from photo in _context.Photos
where photo.NsId == 'user's nsId'
select photo;

Released: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Sun, 04 Jan 2009 08:31:32 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Updated on 4th Jan 2009
Get photos directly by NSID

 
var query = from photo in _context.Photos
where photo.NsId == 'user's nsId'
select photo;

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 08:30:42 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Updated on 4th Jan 2009
Get photos directly by NSID

 
var query = from photo in _context.Photos
where photo.NsId == 'user's nsId'
select photo;

}}

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 06:00:37 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Released: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Sat, 22 Nov 2008 06:00:35 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 13:41:50 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Released: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Thu, 16 Oct 2008 13:41:50 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

If no oderby is specificed in search query, the default sort will be by relevance.
Updated the readme in Linq.Flickr.Lib for uploading photos.

Updated on Oct 16, 2008

Fix : Authentication token save error for desktop based app due to recent changes.

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 13:30:42 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 13:29:40 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 13:18:28 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 15:33:49 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 15:32:55 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

mehfuzh — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 15:18:34 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:40:26 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:36:32 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Few fixes
Fixed UploadedOn, TakenOn and PostedOn invalid date for photos and comments,
Fixed Token creation problem for IE7

Development
Added New version of Typemock which is 4.3.1. To run the test in your dev pc, you need to install
a community version of it.Hopefully, Typemock will come up with a standalone installtion for community edtion as well :-).
Added Single click build script though build.bat (cook your own build with a single click) which is
provided in the src. It fires up NAant build files that builds the API and does a unit test.
NAant and Nunit stripped down version is bundled with the src in the ThridParty folder.

IF you use Typemock other than the current version, change path in Main.Build accordingly. Without Typemock it will still do
the build, but will skip the unit test.

Refactor
Replaced SortedDictionary with LINQ orderby for orderby used for photos.
LINQ orderby looks nicer over SortedDictionary , take a look at my blog at http://weblogs.asp.net/mefhuzh
Refactored Respository . Ex. removed unecessary ToList for LINQ queries and added RestTocolleciton Builder for buidling object from REST response.

Distribution updated on 1st August, 2008
Check out the readme in the distribution for more

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Fri, 01 Aug 2008 07:16:26 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Updated Release: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Mon, 28 Jul 2008 08:32:12 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();

Released: Athena (1.4) (Jul 29, 2008)

Mon, 28 Jul 2008 08:32:12 GMT

 
Photo photo= (from p in context.Photots
where p.id == 123
select p).Single();
 
photo.Title = This is new Title.
 
// to make the update just do the following
coment.SubmitChanges();
 
//This will fire the Update in LinqExtender where logic for flickr.photos.setMeta is written.
//Flickr api support only alteration of Title and Description, more info can be found at flickr.photos.setMeta

Similarly, you can update comment like

 
Comment comment = (from c in context.Photots.Comments
where c.Id == "1234"
select c).Single();
 
comment.Text = "This is a updated comment.";
coment.SubmitChanges();

 
  var query = from photo in context.Photos
              where photo.ViewMode = ViewMode.Owner && photos.Extras == (ExtrasOption.Date_Posted | ExtrasOptions.Views)
              select photo;

This will automatically fire a the authentication process

Or before doing it i can manually call.

context.Authenticate();

After authentication process successive call will return AuthToken { ID, Perm, UserId}

Similarly, i can clear token by

context.ClearToken();