[twitter-dev] Re: MGTwitterEngine with OAuth and XAuth support
Thanks Steve! I'm using it, but I always get back a 401 error when trying to do a request. - My apps have been granted xAuth access by Twitter (I tried with multiple consumer keys and secrets) - I fetch the token with -[MGTwitterEngine getXAuthAccessTokenForUsername:password:] - I get the token back in -[id accessTokenReceved:forRequest:] - I set it on the Twitter engine with -[MGTwitterEngine setAccessToken:] - I try to send an update with -[MGTwitterEngine sendUpdate:] and I always get a 401 error back (with no description of the 401) Is it working for someone? Any idea of what is going on in my case? Thanks a lot, Mathieu On May 1, 6:57 pm, Steve Streza wrote: > Hey everyone, > > I'm one of the collaborators on theMGTwitterEngineproject for Mac > and iPhone developers. We've finished our initial implementation of > OAuth and XAuth support withinMGTwitterEngine. This uses the > OAuthConsumer framework to handle the business end of OAuth, meaning > that there are only a couple newMGTwitterEngineAPIs you need to use > (and we've got a wiki guide for migrating to OAuth). We expect most > users of the framework to want to use XAuth to obtain an access token, > so we have a convenience API for handling that (of course, you'll need > to obtain the opt-in from Twitter). After getting XAuth access, it > shouldn't take more than a half hour to get set up to obtain your > access token and start sending requests. > > We're also planning on releasing a new version ofMGTwitterEnginewith > support for some new APIs and bug fixes, as well as OAuth. We're > hoping to get this out by WWDC, or at least before the OAuth deadline. > We're aware of the buffer needed for App Store approval, so we'll be > trying to finish this up ASAP. > > You can grab the code from the project page > here:http://github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/ > > You can read the migration guide > here:http://wiki.github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/migrating-from-bas... > > Feedback is always welcome. If you have any issues, please file them > in the project issue tracker > here:http://github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/issues > > Now stop using basic auth already. > > Thanks, > Steve
[twitter-dev] Re: MGTwitterEngine with OAuth and XAuth support
I am seeing the same behavior. I am using the OAuthConsumer library from http://github.com/jdg/oauthconsumer and the latest revision of MGTE. It appears that the Security.framework for iPhone is missing SecKeyChain.h... -d On May 4, 2:49 am, Linan wrote: > Thank you for the great update. > > Under Cocoa.h (Mac OS X SDK) Build succeeded. > > But under Foundation.h(iPhone SDK) Can not clear Build. missing some > class like "SecKeychainRef" ... > > Is this version not iphone friendly? > > On May 2, 10:57 am, Steve Streza wrote: > > > > > Hey everyone, > > > I'm one of the collaborators on the MGTwitterEngine project for Mac > > and iPhone developers. We've finished our initial implementation of > > OAuth and XAuth support within MGTwitterEngine. This uses the > > OAuthConsumer framework to handle the business end of OAuth, meaning > > that there are only a couple new MGTwitterEngine APIs you need to use > > (and we've got a wiki guide for migrating to OAuth). We expect most > > users of the framework to want to use XAuth to obtain an access token, > > so we have a convenience API for handling that (of course, you'll need > > to obtain the opt-in from Twitter). After getting XAuth access, it > > shouldn't take more than a half hour to get set up to obtain your > > access token and start sending requests. > > > We're also planning on releasing a new version of MGTwitterEngine with > > support for some new APIs and bug fixes, as well as OAuth. We're > > hoping to get this out by WWDC, or at least before the OAuth deadline. > > We're aware of the buffer needed for App Store approval, so we'll be > > trying to finish this up ASAP. > > > You can grab the code from the project page > > here:http://github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/ > > > You can read the migration guide > > here:http://wiki.github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/migrating-from-bas... > > > Feedback is always welcome. If you have any issues, please file them > > in the project issue tracker > > here:http://github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/issues > > > Now stop using basic auth already. > > > Thanks, > > Steve
[twitter-dev] Re: MGTwitterEngine with OAuth and XAuth support
Thank you for the great update. Under Cocoa.h (Mac OS X SDK) Build succeeded. But under Foundation.h(iPhone SDK) Can not clear Build. missing some class like "SecKeychainRef" ... Is this version not iphone friendly? On May 2, 10:57 am, Steve Streza wrote: > Hey everyone, > > I'm one of the collaborators on the MGTwitterEngine project for Mac > and iPhone developers. We've finished our initial implementation of > OAuth and XAuth support within MGTwitterEngine. This uses the > OAuthConsumer framework to handle the business end of OAuth, meaning > that there are only a couple new MGTwitterEngine APIs you need to use > (and we've got a wiki guide for migrating to OAuth). We expect most > users of the framework to want to use XAuth to obtain an access token, > so we have a convenience API for handling that (of course, you'll need > to obtain the opt-in from Twitter). After getting XAuth access, it > shouldn't take more than a half hour to get set up to obtain your > access token and start sending requests. > > We're also planning on releasing a new version of MGTwitterEngine with > support for some new APIs and bug fixes, as well as OAuth. We're > hoping to get this out by WWDC, or at least before the OAuth deadline. > We're aware of the buffer needed for App Store approval, so we'll be > trying to finish this up ASAP. > > You can grab the code from the project page > here:http://github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/ > > You can read the migration guide > here:http://wiki.github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/migrating-from-bas... > > Feedback is always welcome. If you have any issues, please file them > in the project issue tracker > here:http://github.com/mattgemmell/MGTwitterEngine/issues > > Now stop using basic auth already. > > Thanks, > Steve
