multiple getauthservice calls

You could reuse the same auth service, you don't need 2.

The syntax you're using for getAuthService is for oauth refined for Yahoo! endpoints:
http://developer.yahoo.com/mailapplications/auth.html#refined

It won't work for your app unless we enable app-specific permissions for your app on our side.

W/o those permissions, you'd need to so something more like this:

getAuthService</span><span class="br0" style="color:#009900;">(</span><span class="br0" style="color:#009900;">{</span> profile <span class="sy0" style="color:#339933;">:</span> <span class="st0" style="color:#3366cc;">&#39;yahoo&#39;</span> <span class="br0" style="color:#009900;">}</span><span class="br0" style="color:#009900;">)</span>

and have the corresponding profile in your auth.xml.  See the YQL sample for more info:
http://developer.yahoo.com/mailapplications/samples/yql.html

-j

QUOTE(Houyhnhnm @ 10 Oct 2011 9:05 PM)

I tried this code sequence in the html click view

var auth = openmail.Application.getAuthService({});

var auth2 = openmail.Application.getAuthService({});
It doesnt seem to hinder the app for running, but I wonder, what if I want to make nested yql calls?
With two different getauthservice's can you use them to make nested callwebservice calls

auth.callWebService({

    url: 'http://query.yahooapis.com/v1/yql',

    method: 'GET',

    parameters: {

format: "json",

q: str1

    },

    function(args) {

auth2.callWebService({

url: 'http://query.yahooapis.com/v1/yql',

method: 'GET',

parameters: {

format: "json",

q: str2

}, function(args2) {
//documentid push in

}

});
}
});