Tom,
If the problem is at timezone, how can it still work in the first some hours
(ie : the problem just occurs after i run over 9 hours) ?
Josh
2011/5/12 Joshua Nguyen
> Thanks, Tom
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> I will try and let you know the result.
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> Josh
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> 2011/5/4 Tom van der Woerdt
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>> Tokens don't expir
Thanks, Tom
I will try and let you know the result.
Josh
2011/5/4 Tom van der Woerdt
> Tokens don't expire.
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> You should check the timezone settings - while it shouldn't matter, because
> a UNIX timestamp is always in UTC, it could be the issue.
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> Tom
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> On 5/4/11 3:26 AM, Joshua Ngu
Tokens don't expire.
You should check the timezone settings - while it shouldn't matter,
because a UNIX timestamp is always in UTC, it could be the issue.
Tom
On 5/4/11 3:26 AM, Joshua Nguyen wrote:
I have obtained the access token; then i check for new @mentions twice
a minute. In ~9 hours
I have obtained the access token; then i check for new @mentions twice
a minute. In ~9 hours, Twitter returns an error : Timestamps out of
bounds.
I see this error is relating to the time difference between Twitter
and my system; but i changed nothing in my system time.
Does access token expire ?
This was the description given at the FAQ of twitter application
Prepare long-term storage for access tokens and secrets
"Whatever your storage system may be, you'll need to begin storing an
oauth_token and oauth_token_secret (collectively, an "access token")
for each user of your application. Th
You can track the issue report (created June 2009) here:
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=669
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Good point, Evan.
In the mean time -- if you go and explicitly reject your access token on
http://twitter.com/settings/connections and then re-negotiate it on the "my
token" feature on dev.twitter.com, you should be able to get around this
limitation.
Taylor
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 9:29 AM, Evan
I've seen that read, read + write access is based on access tokens,
and you can request new access tokens if you update your settings.
However, It seems that the access tokens Twitter gives you explicitly
on an app's settings page don't update to reflect this when you update
your app's access sett
For a desktop application you have one of two options -- use the PIN code
flow in which you still must send the user to a web browser to enter their
credentials, after which the user will be presented with a PIN code that
they must hand-enter into your application. Your other alternative is xAuth,
Hi taylor.
I am using java api to interact with twitter...Mine is an desktop
application in which i cant the ask the user to enter the login credentials.
How can i get the PIN in desktop applicationa.
Can u please provide me some sample code for the same.
On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 2:32 AM, Ta
Hi Manjunath,
You'll want to read about implementing OAuth in your application at
http://dev.twitter.com/auth -- there are some convenient features we offer
to acquire an access token for your own account and own application, but
you'll still need to implement the bulk of OAuth.
Taylor
On Wed, J
HI
I have an requirement of reading all the tweets that has specifed
word and replying to that tweeet.
I am able to query all the tweets while replying to the tweet i am
getting error.Couldnt autheticate the user.
Please let me know how can i get the access token for the user.
Please help me in
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