I am trying to write a simple twitter client using twitter4j, but I can't seem to get past the first step - configuring the parameters. There is a configuration page on the site that says I need to have a twitter.properties file at root with following contents:
debug=true
oauth.consumerKey=*********************
oauth.consumerSecret=******************************************
oauth.accessToken=**************************************************
oauth.accessTokenSecret=******************************************
What I am unable to figure out is what should go in place of the asterisks, and how do I obtain those values? Please help.
PS: This is my first time with OAuth and twitter4j, so please be gentle!
Login to https://dev.twitter.com through your Twitter credentials.
And at homepage Click on Create an app and fill all the details .
You will get all the required key/secret.
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I have followed every step trying to get a Pinterest access token.
https://developers.pinterest.com/docs/api/overview/
I '
1. Created an app in the Pinterest developer dashboard
2. Got my authorization code without any problems
3. Tried to query my access token like in the docs:
POST https://api.pinterest.com/v1/oauth/token?grant_type=authorization_code&client_id=888888888888888&client_secret=9999999999999999999999&code=00000000000000
I tried to get it using curl command also.
Using Postman to get an access token is possible(Configure the OAuth flow:).
But from java or postman i pull above endpoint then getting this error {"error": "invalid_grant"}
Can anybody help me and tell me what could go wrong and how to fix it?
Thank you!
I need to send URL to Facebook inbox using Java or Spring without providing Facebook login screen.
Is it able to do this without providing Facebook login?
Can I use Spring social Facebook to do that?
I have read lot of article but I could not find right details. Can anyone guide me to right direction step by step?
I am new to Azure web application development.
I am trying to do AD authentication with Java + Tomcat + Spring application according to the Azure documentation.The same code is working fine with my first project.
Now I am trying to follow the same step to create second application.But after login its not going to next page of application.Even though the user information is coming null.And the final URL code is coming 302 code.
Can anyone please help me on this.
You can use fiddler for debugging. Also take a look at the Java sample here https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-java-webapp-openidconnect.git
I've portal created in java, and need user to login through there twitter account.
Information provided on dev.twitter.com is not straight forward and not helpful to me.
I've created application and it is on apps.twitter.com, also generating KEYS, ACCESS TOKEN.
OAuth document is not very usefull to me.
Can anyone give me some step by step or something which I can use to go through.
I have been directed here by someone from the Google Blogger Developer group. My question is basically, what is the best way to authenticate with the Blogger service within Android.
Initially I used HTTPURLConnect in Java and sent requests and received responses, this worked fine when the correct username and password were provided, however, when an incorrect password was supplied rather than being given the response Error=BadAuthentication, Java threw a FileNotFoundException for https:// www.google.com/accounts/ClientLogin. My plan obviously being to parse the response given by Google (according to this list: http://code.google.com/apis/accounts/docs/AuthForInstalledApps.html#Response)
The second attempt I have used this library:
http://code.google.com/p/google-api-java-client/
However, here I get the following error (regardless of credentials):
02-11 16:57:46.515: INFO/dalvikvm(294): Could not find method
org.codehaus.jackson.JsonParser.getCurrentToken, referenced from
method
com.google.api.client.googleapis.json.JsonCParser.parserForResponse
If anyone could provide any insight at all into these errors OR a better way to implement an application where user on Android can login and then read/view/create/edit blog posts on Blogger using the GData API, I'd be hugely grateful.
Thanks,
Tim.
Try adding the google-api-client-1.2.2-alpha.jar (or the version of the API you are using) to the Build Path:
If you're using Eclipse:
Right Click on your project and go to Properties.
Go to Java Build Path in the left bar. Choose the Libraries tab and then "Add External Jar...".
Add the google-api-client-1.2.2-alpha.jar file and try to run again.