Sorry, I'll try to give more details. I'm sending tweets using oAuth from a c# .NET desktop client! Tweets with normal, text in English or without special characters like á,é,í,ó ã, õ, ç. To send the tweet, I enconde it to UTF8 and use oAuth Web Request... Sometimes, tweets with the special characters don't return 401 Erros as response.... but sometimes return, i don't understant this.
If i change de Enconde to UTF7, 32... the same tweet that get a 401 using utf8, don't get the error now... but in the twitter page, the tweet is with symbols.... becose is using an other encode. On Aug 30, 6:11 pm, Peter Denton <petermden...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Andreo, > > First, bumping up posts is considered rude and often times people will not > help because of bumping your post. > > Second, please supply *header responses* and as much specific technical > information as possible. That will help the smart people on this list solve > your problem. What you described in your first post is too vague for someone > to know what the problem is. > > Regards > Peter > > On Sun, Aug 30, 2009 at 11:29 AM, Andreo Vieira <andre...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Nedd help please! > > > On Aug 29, 1:01 pm, Andreo Vieira <andre...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > I need some help.... Sorry for my English(I'm from Brazil). > > > I'm developing one program using oAuth and c# twitter library... > > > Everything works fine except when I try to send an update using > > > characters like 'ç'... I make some tests and I have strange results... > > > > e.g: When I send an update "Vou Almoçar!" (I'm going to have lunch) I > > > get error 401 Unauthorized... but if simply send 'ç' as update I don't > > > get the 401 error...But there is another problem. If i change the 'ç' > > > to 'c' I don't get the error too. > > > > Someone help?
