I have been asked to make an OAuth 2.0 integration with an external company. All of our REST APIs are written in Java and I was hoping someone could direct me to an example of how this implementation is suggested these days.
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I'm working with the Zcash RPC API's. Essentially they are based on JSON-RPC 1.0 specification. I need to make those RPC calls using a java code. I've been searching for a good JSON-RPC 1.0 compatible library but couldn't find one.
Has anyone know about any such library, or can you suggest the alternative?
You can use jsonrpc4j(https://github.com/briandilley/jsonrpc4j) if it helps. It also provides integration with spring.
Alternatively, you can see this answer JSON-RPC in Spring framework 3.
We have Java based CRM and want to integrate facebook campaign management. I checked facebook marketing api and they provide PHP and Python based SDKs. I'm wondering how we can access/consume facebook marketing api in Java, there should be some rest interface which I could not find.
Anyone have idea?
There is newly released Java SDK (beta) for Marketing API: https://github.com/facebook/facebook-java-ads-sdk. You can give a try.
You can use
RestFB
The Marketing API support is currently in a beta state and you may use
it at your own risk. We would like to hear your feedback and hope you
open any issue at Github or write a message to Google Groups.
Here are the Java Docs
http://restfb.com/javadoc/index.html
http://restfb.com/javadoc/com/restfb/types/ads/AdCampaignGroup.html
http://restfb.com/javadoc/com/restfb/types/ads/class-use/AdCampaignGroup.html
Besides RestFB, Spring Social seems to be the best contender:
Java (Spring) by Spring Social - Looks like there is a pull request to integrate the ads management api, but, it hasn't been merged. https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-social-facebook/pull/155/files
Additionally, there is also Facebook4j
http://facebook4j.org/en/index.html
Well, the Marketing API docs are here:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-apis
The quickstart is here:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/quickstart
The reference is here:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/reference/v2.5
Even if maybe RestFb does not support this, you can always use direct HTTP calls to the Marketing API (for example via Apache HttpComponents).
I have some rest-service (simple fileuploader) on scala play and now we need protect this with oauth2 protocol.
I try found any scala oauth2-frameworks but they not supported implicit flow. I decided use java for ouath2 server but now i can't decide which framework should i choose. I have a choice between Spring Security OAuth and Apache CXF OAuth.
I never work with this frameworks and hope that someone more experienced can give me any advices and help in choice.
EDIT:
So, if nobody want spend own time for explanation for me, maybe you can show any examples of implementation oauth2 with both frameworks?
I would like to run the samples, but they use deprecated API of Restlet and non existing API of db4o. In short, does not compile.
I am new to Restlet (and Java), so I really do not want to waste my time trying to fix the code. My hope is that someone has already done it.
So, my question is - has anyone upgraded the Restlet samples from the book to the most recent versions of Restlet and db4o?
The example code from this REST book is part of Restlet examples distribution. The code has been updated to use non-deprecated APIs:
http://restlet.tigris.org/source/browse/restlet/trunk/modules/org.restlet.example/src/org/restlet/example/book/rest/
However, it doesn't necessarily use the best Restlet practices, as it doesn't attempt to leverage the new Restlet API features added since version 2.0
For more recent documentation, I recommend the "Restlet in Action" that we are finishing wri
I'm porting a rails app to grails that uses oauth to push messages to Twitter. Any suggestions for groovy or java examples or opinions on the various libraries mentioned on the twitter site for java?
I've used Twitter4J in the past to develop a Twitter App with pretty good results. However, I'm not sure how good its OAuth support is.
http://yusuke.homeip.net/twitter4j/en/index.html