Instead of using callback-based OAuth, you may want to consider out-of-band
mode OAuth where you prompt the user for a "PIN code" that's provided to the
user instead of a callback.
Twitter's Matt Harris has done a good job detailing how to work with out of
band OAuth:
http://github.com/themattharr
I have integrated twitter in a portal solution. The portal page where
I register user for twitter, for the OAuth changes I have to give a
URL for authorization.
Now my question is that, portlets are not url addressable so how do I
implement callback functionality for authorization.
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