I am using TweetSharp to interface with the Rest API <code> IFluentTwitter twitter = GetAuthenticatedRequest(); twitter.Users().GetFollowers().AsJson(); var twitterResponse = twitter.Request(); var myFollowers = twitterResponse.AsUsers(); </code>
twitterResponse looks like a text representation of my followers but when I try and cast the response AsUsers() myFollowers is null. So I could believe that it is a problem with the tweetsharp library, but I swear that I had this working yesterday afternoon! On Jun 11, 11:08 am, Naveen Kohli <naveenko...@gmail.com> wrote: > Put a break point right after you send request to Twitter to get response > and see what is being returned. I have a feeling that you are running into > request rate limit. And the response you are getting back is not getting > translated to your collection objects. > Do you use any third party libraries to handle twitter request/response. > Check out this link for examples... > > http://www.byteblocks.com/page/Twitter-Applications.aspx > > On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 10:57 AM, netdevinc.com > <advertis...@netdevinc.com>wrote: > > > > > I wanted to introduced myself to the community, say hi, and ask for > > help! I am a 10 year VB.NET developer and Air Force veteran. I have > > recently started learning C# / WPF / and some Tweet #! > > > I started a quick wpf app yesterday and had two simple things > > working. Got a list of tweets by hashtag and a list of followers. I > > go to show the app today to a coworker and I no longer get a list of > > followers back? Where/how should I start debugging this? Is there a > > place to check the health of the API calls? > > > Thanks for the help in advance!
