Catcalls, Check out Quitter: http://code.google.com/p/quitter-client/
Quitter is a Twitter client that's 100% Visual Basic.NET with a working implementation of OAuth. The classes that are specifically for talking to Twitter are in the "TwitterVB" namespace/folder. Everything else is the client that I've built on those components. For the record, I started out using the excellent c# "Twitterizer" library (http://code.google.com/p/twitterizer/). I wanted to add OAuth, so I ported Twitterizer to VB.NET and implemented OAuth afterwards. Regards, --Duane Roelands On Aug 13, 5:48 pm, catcalls <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I've been using a free Twitter API Interface that was coded in C# and > I imported the DLL and it was working fine until I discovered I cannot > post spaces to twitter updates! I mean, WHAT!? > > So, I have basically coded this application with full interaction with > this DLL and wasted the past three days of my time because the > original coder was too lazy to get it to work for his clients. > > So, can someone recommend a library that they used and was really > pleased with - I don't mind paying a small fee for something that > actually works you see. > > I have a complete app coded that just needs the API Interface to work. > I tried rewriting some OAuth code but kept getting nonce errors so I > gave up. I might go back to that again though if this request fails as > a last resort. > > I now understand the API authentication procedure a lot more now - and > remember the mistakes I was making previously. I might be able to > actually code a working class in VB.nET now with my expanded knowledge > of the OAuth authentication procedure. > > But, in the meantime, any one know of a good API for VB.NET to use in > the form of a DLL that is Open Source too? This is because I'd really > like to take a look at working OAuth/Twitter API code in visual > basic .net 2005. > > Thank you in advance. > > catcalls
