Thanks Andrew for the link.. I am going to check it for my requirement.. @Matt..
Thats true. Here is an example which explains everything about my need and the application.. Not My Type Application : Suppose there is an application called TwittShareUpdates which provides daily share updates for some company. Individual user will download/Add it for there use using Twitter credentials. One user's application information will not be shared by other user, obvious in this case. There is no need to store data also in this case. My Type Application (Just an example) Suppose there is an application called TwittAlbum in which you store photos and that will be viewed and commented by other users. You can also view other users photo and can put comment on it. Now you see, TwittAlbum is different from TwittShareUpdates as TwittAlbum will take space and this application should be considered an independent application. In fact it should be part of Twitter. Whereas TwittShareUpdates should be considered as independent application provided by third party. TwittAlbum will need some space and every Twitter user will know about this feature "Album feature provided by Twitter" (suppose this feature is not present right now). TwittShareUpdate will be added/downloaded individually by only those users who need it personally whereas TwittAlbum will be considered as integral part of Twitter. Whether you use it or not, it will remain there as a feature provided by Twitter for its users. So.. my application is like TwittAlbum. I want to develop it for mobile as well as for desktop also using Java. I had gone through that API link earlier also and still checking it. Thanks again for it. So.. any more suggestions? what to do now? regarding space and what are the processes to take initiative for send details to twitter management team regarding this so that they can evaluate it? sorry for long message but thought lets explain it in better way so that nobody will keep guessing.. Thanks again in advance.. Guru. On Apr 28, 1:10 am, Matt Sanford <m...@twitter.com> wrote: > Hi there, > > From your description it sounds like you do need some storage of > your own to keep information like this. > > Thanks; > – Matt Sanford / @mzsanford > Twitter Dev > > On Apr 27, 2009, at 12:49 PM, guru wrote: > > > > > @Matt.. what if my mobile application need to store some data provided > > by user for other users.. where this will be stored?? and also.. this > > application will not be used by only one user.. this is a feature > > which will be shared amongst users.. this is for twitter itself and > > will be used by all users.. both format will be available.. mobile as > > well as desktop.. its a software (till now only concept) which will be > > developed by me, maintained by me.. but will be used by twitter people > > as an integrated software of twitter.. > > > can u suggest me something?? its really a good idea.. do i need to > > create my own webspace?? > > > On Apr 27, 8:16 pm, guru <badshaah.k...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> please read "twitter" at the place of "tutor" .. extremely sorry for > >> this.. > > >> On Apr 27, 7:13 pm, guru <badshaah.k...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >>> Hi All, > > >>> I want to develop a new mobile application for twitter. But I have > >>> few > >>> questions. Please help me as I am new for twitter and this forum. > > >>> 1. If tutor users will use my mobile application, then some space is > >>> required to store data of my application. does twitter provide space > >>> to us to store data related for the user which will be generated > >>> by my > >>> application? > >>> if provides, then which type of space? any database facility? > > >>> 2. To whom I will contact after developing this mobile application? > > >>> 3. As this is a mobile application, so can u please suggest me that > >>> what tools I should use? > > >>> thanks in advance.. please reply as soon as possible.- Hide quoted > >>> text - > > >> - Show quoted text -
