[twitter-dev] Twitter4J 2.0.8 released - fixes Twitpocalypse issue, supports saved searches methods, support PIN based OAuth

Hi all, Twitter4J 2.0.8 is available for download. http://yusuke.homeip.net/twitter4j/en/index.html#download It is(or will be) also available at the Maven central repository. http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/net/homeip/yusuke/twitter4j/ Snapshot builds can be found at: http://yusuke.homeip.net/maven

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

On Jun 12, 2:05 pm, "J. Adam Moore" wrote: > Got it. Use Java's BigInteger class for all the ID fields and don't > look back. :) Actually the easiest solution is to leave the status ids as strings. That's what I do in my three homebrew twitter clients and they are working just fine.

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

Having issues with getReplies returning status id's less than the requested value. Anybody else?

[twitter-dev] Re: Callback URL Changed to Yahoo authorize link

My apps both appear to be fine. On Jun 12, 7:56 pm, Jesse Stay wrote: > My Callback URL on Twitter for my App's OAuth Settings recently changed > tohttp://yahoo.com/authenticate_twitterout of the blue. Did Twitter update > something inadvertently? I only report it here in case other developers

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

We seem to be hanging good here I think. They changed the time, the actual tweet was sent by @nk http://twitter.com/nk/status/2147483649 its listed on http://www.twitpocalypse.com On Jun 12, 10:36 pm, Cameron Kaiser wrote: > > as the target time has passed about 25 minutes ago... when can we e

[twitter-dev] Twitpocalypse and yajl

For those who didn't survive to the post-twitpocalyptic world thanks to YAJL, give this patch a shot. http://gist.github.com/129033

[twitter-dev] Callback URL Changed to Yahoo authorize link

My Callback URL on Twitter for my App's OAuth Settings recently changed to http://yahoo.com/authenticate_twitter out of the blue. Did Twitter update something inadvertently? I only report it here in case other developers haven't noticed this but need to. Thanks, @Jesse

[twitter-dev] Messaging users who have authorized my app via oauth

Hi, Are any special api calls available to an app that has been authorized (a connection has been made by the user) via oauth? Am wondering on the lines of a "Facebook notification". How do I notify (one way is via an @user public message) securely/privately to that user? To send a direct messa

[twitter-dev] Re: Posting a status update to the Mobile version of Twitter

I'd echo this question: What's the preferred way to create a one-click status link on in a mobile browser? On Apr 20, 2:43 am, James Abley wrote: > Just to confirm my understanding, is clickjacking not an issue when > usinghttp://twitter.com/but it potentially is when usinghttp://m.twitter.com/

[twitter-dev] Re: how is the gardenhose actually selected?

There are no guarantees, other than a proportion statuses that is greater than the Spritzer feed and a fraction of the Firehose. Sufficiently and significant depend on your application of the data. If you are looking into various data mining applications, the Gardenhose is probably fine. For most

[twitter-dev] Re: Streaming API Terms Of Service change - multiple simultaneous logins discouraged

Hello John (or other appropriate Twitter Services person) We are a new start up called FanTwits.com. We are seeking the agreement for use of the Twitter API (for "Garden Hose"). We would ideally like to be considered for "Firehose". However, in reading through the documentation, we recognize that

[twitter-dev] how is the gardenhose actually selected?

Is there any guarantee that we'll follow certain users sufficiently or completely? What is the "statistically significant" part again, exactlty? :) Cheers, Alexy

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

Got it. Use Java's BigInteger class for all the ID fields and don't look back. :) On Jun 12, 1:06 pm, Stuart wrote: > 2009/6/12 J. Adam Moore : > > > > > So do I just allocate as many bits as I can in my database to the id > > field and hope that it doesn't ever run out? I'm confused why you jus

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

They're bumping it up so that if you're doing something silly (like using an unsigned integer to store the ID), you can find out and fix it. For an automatically incrementing ID, using a signed integer makes no sense, so this is a good chance for shortsighted developers to find and fix their bugs.

[twitter-dev] Re: verified account

agreed, prefer adding a true/false property to the user profile instead of having a separate user_verified function. On Jun 12, 10:49 am, Borja Martín wrote: > hi, > will the new account verification feature be available through the twitter > api? > > regards > -- > def dagi3d(me) >  case me >

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

Best of luck to the Twitter Team with the jump forward. Martin www.wherecloud.com On Jun 12, 5:52 pm, Doug Williams wrote: > Just an update, there is a lot of coordination that it takes to pull > something like this off. We need the operations team to watch the servers > and application. The ser

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

Just an update, there is a lot of coordination that it takes to pull something like this off. We need the operations team to watch the servers and application. The services team to work closely with the ops folks to ensure that any problems on our end are properly tracked and fixed. And Matt is run

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

> as the target time has passed about 25 minutes ago... when can we expect it > to happen now? The fuse got long on the Twitter bomb, it seems. :-P -- personal: http://www.cameronkaiser.com/ -- Cameron Kaiser * Floodgap Systems * www.floodgap.com * ckai...

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

So, what do the Four Birds of the Twitpocalypse do? Will there be awesome smiting once the Twittergeddon is upon us? -- Dossy Shiobara | do...@panoptic.com | http://dossy.org/ Panoptic Computer Network | http://panoptic.com/ "He realized the fastest way to change is to laugh

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

as the target time has passed about 25 minutes ago... when can we expect it to happen now? Thanks, Marco 2009/6/12 briantroy > > Matt - > > Are we still on for 2pm Pacific? That is roughly 40 minutes out from > right now. > > Please confirm for us we are still on (cause if we aren't I want to go

[twitter-dev] Re: How to get oauth_token and oauth_token_secret for users without going to tweet.com for Deny/Allow process

The display source is a sub-feature of OAuth. In order to get it you have to adhere to the OAuth flow which requires the steps you want to bypass. In short, you want basic auth to display your source name for updates. Not possible. On Jun 12, 9:06 am, Pushpa wrote: > Hi > > I am having code t

[twitter-dev] Re: Deleting Tweets via the API

Thanks Abraham. Destroy works for what I want On Jun 12, 12:15 pm, Abraham Williams <4bra...@gmail.com> wrote: > Depends on what you mean by restriction. > Check out the > docs:http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method:-statuses > destroy

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

You are absolutely right. Forgot about daylight savings So looks like around 5pm EDT. Martin On Jun 12, 4:28 pm, Chad Etzel wrote: > On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 4:24 PM, Martin Dufort wrote: > > > I think this is delayed. And also 21:00 GMT is 16:00 Eastern and 13 > > Pacific. > > No, > > EDT is

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 4:24 PM, Martin Dufort wrote: > > I think this is delayed. And also 21:00 GMT is 16:00 Eastern and 13 > Pacific. No, EDT is GMT-400 PDT is GMT-700 -Chad

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

I think this is delayed. And also 21:00 GMT is 16:00 Eastern and 13 Pacific. Please let us know when the move forward in time will happen. Martin - www.wherecloud.com On Jun 12, 3:45 pm, Steven Degutis wrote: > To clarify: > > This problem only affects applications who use a "signed integer" (3

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

Hi there, That is indeed what I meant. We are planning to skip some ids to force the 2^32 change during business hours. Twitter itself should be fine but I originally announced this to the list so people could make sure they'll also be fine. There is no change to the format of respon

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

To clarify: This problem only affects applications who use a "signed integer" (32- bit C-library) type, or equivalent, to store the unique ID of tweets? Or does it originate on your end, where we will get incorrect IDs right off the bat? -Steven Degutis On Jun 12, 12:23 pm, Matt Sanford wrote:

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

Matt - Are we still on for 2pm Pacific? That is roughly 40 minutes out from right now. Please confirm for us we are still on (cause if we aren't I want to go to the pool :) ) Thanks! Brian Roy justSignal On Jun 12, 11:30 am, Matt Sanford wrote: > Hello again, > >      The responses to @twi

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

2009/6/12 J. Adam Moore : > > So do I just allocate as many bits as I can in my database to the id > field and hope that it doesn't ever run out? I'm confused why you just > announced that. Okay, so an overflow is happening. Is that your fault? > Is this fixable on your end, my end. Is this just f

[twitter-dev] Re: How to get oauth_token and oauth_token_secret for users without going to tweet.com for Deny/Allow process

2009/6/12 Pushpa : > I am having code to post message on tweet.com from my site using > OAUTH. The objective to use oauth is display source name as my > sitename > (i.e. from Redcounty.com) not from web. > > My problem is I don't want to go twitter.com for > 1)Login and > 2) Deny/Allow process > >

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

Matt: Are you going to intentionally bump the tweet unique id sequence over the 2.1B mark ? I think this is a very good move to this now instead on letting it go by over the weekend. Thanks - Martin On Jun 12, 2:30 pm, Matt Sanford wrote: > Hello again, > >      The responses to @twitterapi and

[twitter-dev] How to get oauth_token and oauth_token_secret for users without going to tweet.com for Deny/Allow process

Hi I am having code to post message on tweet.com from my site using OAUTH. The objective to use oauth is display source name as my sitename (i.e. from Redcounty.com) not from web. My problem is I don't want to go twitter.com for 1)Login and 2) Deny/Allow process So in nutshell I want to genera

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement

So do I just allocate as many bits as I can in my database to the id field and hope that it doesn't ever run out? I'm confused why you just announced that. Okay, so an overflow is happening. Is that your fault? Is this fixable on your end, my end. Is this just for people who are using 32-bit signe

[twitter-dev] Streaming API -- Note for desktop developers

For the moment the Streaming API is primarily intended for consumption by partner services. Developers considering desktop deployment of Streaming API clients must coordinate with a...@twitter.com. -John Kalucki http://www.twitter.com/jkalucki Services, Twitter Inc.

[twitter-dev] Streaming API -- Announcing /track resource - Search on status text

Note: The Streaming API is currently under a limited alpha test, details below. The /track resource allows searching the Firehose stream for a list of keywords. This resource may be a useful adjunct to the Twitter Search API. While the predicates are less powerful than the SearchAPI, results are

[twitter-dev] Streaming API -- Code Change Required: follow parameter delimiter

The follow post parameter now takes a comma separated list of userids to follow in the /follow, /track and /birddog resources. This change is being made to support future features. Space separated lists will also be supported until Wednesday June 17 to allow for transition. -John Kalucki Service

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

Should we be withdrawing cash and stocking up on bottled water, like Y2K? On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote: > >> Good night, and good luck. > > @ttytter stands ready! > > -- > personal: http://www.cameronkaiser.com/ > -- >  Cameron Kais

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

> Good night, and good luck. @ttytter stands ready! -- personal: http://www.cameronkaiser.com/ -- Cameron Kaiser * Floodgap Systems * www.floodgap.com * ckai...@floodgap.com -- NetBSD - a devil of an operating system. -- Julian Assange -

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

Just a heads up for British devs (and Matt) : The UK is currently in 'BST' (British Summer Time) - meaning that the Twitpocalypse will occur at 10PM. (GMT + 1) @kosso On Jun 12, 11:30 am, Matt Sanford wrote: > Hello again, > >      The responses to @twitterapi and all discussions internally

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

Thanks for the heads-up, Matt! 2009/6/12 Matt Sanford : > > Hello again, > >    The responses to @twitterapi and all discussions internally show a > preference to not waiting until the middle of the night. The current plan is > to force this issue at 21:00 GMT (2:00pm Pacific/5:00pm Eastern for t

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitpocalypse Announcement - 21:00 GMT

Hello again, The responses to @twitterapi and all discussions internally show a preference to not waiting until the middle of the night. The current plan is to force this issue at 21:00 GMT (2:00pm Pacific/5:00pm Eastern for those in the US). This will let us make sure we have all st

[twitter-dev] Twitpocalypse Announcement

Hi all, The overflow of the 32-bit signed integer value for status ids (a.k.a "The Twitpocalypse" [1]) is fast approaching. The current estimate is around tomorrow at around 11am GMT, or 3:00am Pacific time in the case of Twitter. There is some discussion internally about acceleratin

[twitter-dev] Re: Deleting Tweets via the API

Depends on what you mean by restriction. Check out the docs: http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method:-statuses destroy On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 10:52, tweetalkr wrote: > > Does Twitter still restrict deleting tweets

[twitter-dev] Deleting Tweets via the API

Does Twitter still restrict deleting tweets using the API? I would like the ability to delete tweets from my own site's stream (not from the streams of others using my app). I want to do this as a way to limit spamming.

[twitter-dev] verified account

hi, will the new account verification feature be available through the twitter api? regards -- def dagi3d(me) case me when :web then "http://dagi3d.net"; when :twitter then "http://twitter.com/dagi3d"; end end

[twitter-dev] Re: New Dev + API Call Problems

You are right. They did break the api in last build. I have been testing their trunk code for some time now. Fun or working with unreleased code :-) -Original Message- From: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com [mailto:twitter-development-t...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of netdevinc

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitter Developer/Founder Community on Ning - Registration Open

This has gone little too far. Somebody just floated an idea and it became a storm here :-) Guys lets just tweet :-) Somebody mentioned "dumb ideas" and things like that. I think there is nothing as dumb or stupid idea. Every great idea has to start from somewhere and then takes a shape. Just respec

[twitter-dev] Re: Twitter stream api -ping service-

Thanks John! One last question: how can I contact Twitter if I need a API stream agreement as we start to have more users. Is that an email to where I should write about increase the limit of the stream API? Thanks--Joao On May 27, 5:04 am, John Kalucki wrote: > The best way to find out is to

[twitter-dev] Re: PIN response in web-based OAuth app

I've read that we must now attach the oauth_verifier to the request for the access_token. I'm a bit confused as to how to do this. Can anyone clarify?

[twitter-dev] New York Twitter Developer Meetup - 30 places left

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