Catcalls, I mentioned this on one of the other threads.
My project (http://code.google.com/p/quitter-client/) is a Twitter client that is 100% Visual Basic.NET with a working implementation of OAuth. The classes for talking to Twitter are in the "TwitterVB" namespace/ folder. The rest is the code for the client itself. Bojan's work helped me to understand OAuth and he was super helpful to me when I was struggling. He's a great guy. Regards, --Duane Roelands On Aug 13, 7:18 pm, catcalls <g.obrzut3...@ntlworld.com> wrote: > Rajkovic, > > That is version 0.3 - I'm using 0.1! > > I cannot use 0,3 - as for log4net - isn't that a Linux thing? I'm > coding under Visual Studio in XP. > > I googled log4net - and Apache links came up? What the hell? > > Also, I tried using Twitter.API.Authentication.GetAccessToken and it > fails. > > Then I tried modifying my code further to use > Twitter.API.Authentication.GetAuthorisationLink() and it gives a 401. > > So, basically, the DLL version 0.1 should be trashed. I know version > 0.3 works like you said but I do not have the files required to use > it. > > Overall, this has been a disappointing evening. I've spent the last > three days coding this app using Rajkovic's DLL and got the search to > work, follow to work, and update to work. Then I find I cannot post a > update with spaces!? > > I mean, c'mon! > > Oh, I also imported system.web and encoded the Hi Carla string with > and without the + sign. No luck. > > So, basically, I'm looking now for a working DLL for Visual Basic Net > 2005. > > Any suggestions? > > On Aug 13, 11:25 pm, Bojan Rajkovic <severedcr...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 6:11 PM, catcalls <g.obrzut3...@ntlworld.com> wrote: > > > > Oh - you really think that, eh? So how does RFC POST work again? > > > > Are you really this thick? > > > > I tried %20 too - it fails. Nothing works because the DLL that > > > Rackovic wrote is rubbish. > > > If my DLL is rubbish, then how does this work: > > > using Twitter.API; > > using OAuth; > > using System; > > using System.Net; > > using System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates; > > > public class NoCheckCertificatePolicy : ICertificatePolicy > > { > > public bool CheckValidationResult (ServicePoint a, X509Certificate b, > > WebRequest c, int d) > > { > > return true; > > } > > > } > > > class Test > > { > > static void Main (string[] args) > > { > > ServicePointManager.CertificatePolicy = new NoCheckCertificatePolicy (); > > //Twitter.API.Preferences.Service.SupportsSSL = false; > > Twitter.API.Preferences.Authentication.OAuthAuthorizer = new OAuth.Twitter > > ("myConsumerKey", "myConsumerSecret"); > > Twitter.API.Preferences.Debugging = true; > > Twitter.API.Preferences.Authentication.OAuthAuthorizer.Debugging = true; > > Console.WriteLine > > (Twitter.API.Preferences.Authentication.OAuthAuthorizer.GetAuthorizationLin > > k > > ()); > > string pin = Console.ReadLine (); > > if (Twitter.API.Preferences.Authentication.OAuthAuthorizer.GetAccessToken > > (int.Parse (pin))) > > Twitter.API.REST.Statuses.Update ("Testing status updates.", 0); > > > } > > } > > > That produced this tweet without any > > issues:http://twitter.com/bojanrajkovic/status/3295247812
