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Adding Code Snippet to Resources - Gradle / Twitter API

I am using the Twitter API to learn about how APIs work, and I ran into a spot that confused me. The docs tell you to add a code snippet to your resources for the app. Do I add a file? If so, what type?
The code snippet above is supposed to go in my resources. What file should I add to do so?
I looked for solutions to this, but they troubleshoot very specific issues. I am looking for a general explanation of how to add resources.

The file is "application.properties" and does need to be added to the resources folder.

how to get list of all the Fixversions of particular project and component using JIRA REST API?

Using Jira Rest API I need the list of Fix versions that belong to the particular Project and component so that I can pull out all of the jira's regarding that particular Fix version.I have gone through all of the Jira Documentation but I did not get the required answer. Can any of you please help me.

This is already answered in the Atlassian forum, I hope you could refer to the following post here
You could use the REST API to fetch all the versions under a certain project using its id or its key like the below:
YOUR_JIRA_URL/rest/api/2/project/{projectIdOrKey}/versions
I have tried this on my instance and this provides all the fixVersions that were created under our project.
Hope this answers your query!

How can I implement Audit4J in my Java GUI application

This is my first time encountering Audit4J, and I'm wondering how I can implement that in my Java GUI project. I've tried reading the documentation in the website, but I wasn't able to grasp it concretely, and I've also seen the sample project for Audit4J in the github, but I wasn't able to understand it. Is there some other links, or can someone help me with it.

You should add audit4j-core as a dependency. If you want to save audit trails in to database you can should configure database handler in the configuration file in the classpath. Sample configuration file can be found here.
Then you'll able to submit audit event calling AuditManager. Please refer the documentation.

How to Set up AWS java project in Eclipse?

i am trying to run simple AWS project in Eclipse but not able to do that. I am very new with this. I have already followed all the step given in official site don,t know what i am missing. please if anyone who has already done this guide me.
Thanks a ton....
Sample Code:
https://github.com/naohta/java_hello_dynamodb
Guidlines:
http://aws.amazon.com/eclipse/faqs/#What_is_the_AWS_Toolkit_for_Eclipse &
http://aws.amazon.com/articles/3586?_encoding=UTF8&jiveRedirect=1

Moving to answer from comment.
I will suggest below steps
AWS Toolkit for Eclipse
This is a good tutorial, might help you. http://java.awsblog.com/post/Tx1GZLJAE4RCX4J/Eclipse-New-AWS-Java-Project-Wizard

Creating a Ticket in remedy Using Java Code

I need to create a ticket in BMC Remedy using a Java Code. Can anyone share the java api(get the api's jar file) and some samples to create a ticket using that api in java.
I am unable to understand the answers in the
Create ticket in BMC Remedy via Java

I would suggest looking at the example posted on this page somewhere near the bottom is a working example to create an Incident Ticket using Remedy 7.5. Unfortunately, you must get the api from your Remedy installation, they cannot be given out.
https://communities.bmc.com/communities/message/108563
I have found freely available java doc available on these sites:
7.5: http://www.javasystemsolutions.com/documentation/thirdparty/arapiv75/
7.0: http://www.javasystemsolutions.com/documentation/thirdparty/arapi/

Links to BMC Remedy Java API documentation may be found on this page.
You can apparently access other technical documentation via this page ... but you need to register an account. (Thanks, but no thanks BMC!)