1- You can develop a gadget and authenticate your user on twitter using
oauth and then fetching tweets in background, showing in the app, becaming
available to those who have the app installed;
2- You can use 3legged oauth to log in on orkut, and then logging in using
oauth on twitter. Post tweets through activities and it will be visible on
orkut. This approach is similar of what Facebook is doing, but in this case,
I dont know how long access token (used to send remote commands on orkut)
will live. If it gets expired, you will need to find a way to make user
authenticate again.
Robson Dantas
@robsondantas
2011/1/4 Bruno Oliveira bru...@google.com
Well, that's definitely not possible in an Orkut gadget, since they only
run when the user is logged in.
If you have a server, you can implement a server-side application that
communicates with Orkut via the Client Library. For more information, please
check http://code.google.com/p/orkut-os-client
The user will still have to log in in order for your app to get an access
token (for OAuth), but while the token is valid, you can continue to issue
requests in the background.
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