Hi ,
I have tried this example out and wanted to know if the processes can be customized.
1) I am running my web application on a server http://localhost/ something, but I have a static IP . So , in twitter callback URL I have mentioned it as my url but everytime I start the server ,it directs me to the api.twitter.com where I need to authorise my web application with twitter everytime. So, it makes the oauthentication a bit redudant. Is there something wrong I am doing?
2) The same applies with linkedIn. Also, the Oauth code I get back from Twitter/LinkedIN, I am going to store it in a *.properties file. Which class should I return it to the next time I want to make a call to twitter?
Could you please help me with the following.
Thanks and Regards,
Neil
I have tried this example out and wanted to know if the processes can be customized.
1) I am running my web application on a server http://localhost/ something, but I have a static IP . So , in twitter callback URL I have mentioned it as my url but everytime I start the server ,it directs me to the api.twitter.com where I need to authorise my web application with twitter everytime. So, it makes the oauthentication a bit redudant. Is there something wrong I am doing?
2) The same applies with linkedIn. Also, the Oauth code I get back from Twitter/LinkedIN, I am going to store it in a *.properties file. Which class should I return it to the next time I want to make a call to twitter?
Could you please help me with the following.
Thanks and Regards,
Neil