, "Alessandro Loche"
wrote:
> I answered your question in a previuos post. If you use getSession(true)
> you'll create a new session. You should pass false or no argument to method,
> instead.
>
> ------
> From: "Stream"
&
am able to
authenticate and fetch the user data with the authenticated token.
Long story short... the session state is somehow tied to the domain
name, so be careful when going from localhost to something else
(probably for the callback from twitter)
_stream
On Aug 30, 4:51 am, Stream wrote
I advanced on this a bit... you just need to have the server generate
the request url... then pass that back to the client... let the client
click on that and authenticate... that will cause twitter to redirect
to your site... (you'll need to edit your host file if you are testing
locally... since
I enabled sessions in my app engine, however the data isn't being
persisted across requests... am I missing something here?
I use this to write:
this.getThreadLocalRequest().getSession(true).setAttribute
("RequestToken", requestToken);
and this to read:
RequestToken requestToken = (RequestT
Does anyone have an end-to-end sample of using twitter4j on app an
engine? Any alternative library that allows me to use OAuth with
twitter would also be useful. I am trying to build an application that
uses oauth for twitter on app engine with GWT as the front end... this
is proving harder than i
