The issue is such that, we are hosting our own shindig container and
a web application in one box. The web application uses signed fetch to
render the gadgets and we are using the same codebase for the gadgets,
deployed in public IP. When run within our web app using signed fetch, the
verif
According to the OAuth spec a 400 occurs when a Service Provider rejects a
Consumer Request. Some of the examples they outline are Unsupported
parameter, Unsupported signature method, Missing required parameter, ...
Since the code is working against another provider I'd consult the doc for
this spe
Hi,
I'm trying to use oauth on Android, going along with this excellent
tutorial on how to do it:
http://donpark.org/blog/2009/01/24/android-client-side-oauth
it works for twitter. Now I just replaced the urls, key and secret, to
point to a different third party OAuth service I want to use. I
