P.S. Here's more about the OAuth proxy approach: http://code.google.com/apis/gadgets/docs/oauth.html
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 7:08 AM, Taylor Singletary < taylorsinglet...@twitter.com> wrote: > There are a few ways to go about this, and some are easier than others. The > easier the solution, the less control you have over the experience provided. > > I'll assume your Orkut application is OpenSocial-based. If you have a > remote server component to your Orkut application, you may find it easiest > to integrate with the Twitter API from the perspective of your server. You > would then issue gadgets.io.makeRequest calls to your own servers, which > would proxy the necessary requests to Twitter. This alleviates the need to > store any of your API credentials within your gadget spec. > > Orkut makes OpenSocial gadget specs publicly available, so you can't use > any solution that would present your consumer secret directly within the > gadget spec. > > The simplest solution is just to pre-construct a link to Twitter.com with a > status message pre-populated. This solution also gives you the least amount > of control. http://twitter.com/?status=something > > There is no solution you can use where you'd have the user directly enter > their login and password into your OpenSocial application. > > Another option you can look into, though you'd have some minor security > concerns, is using @Anywhere within your OpenSocial application. I haven't > personally tried @Anywhere with OpenSocial, and there are likely some > technical hurdles you'd have to overcome with targeting the proper IFRAMEs. > > Finally, there's another option though I don't know how easy it is to get > the Google team to do the necessary steps. OpenSocial includes an OAuth > Proxy that requires you to pre-register your remote service (Twitter) > credentials with the social network (Orkut) and then use the OAuth proxy to > communicate without compromising your tokens in a publicly available gadget > spec. > > Taylor > > On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 12:04 AM, Pyrocks <kiranbe...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> HI Friends, >> >> I am new to this twitter implementation in orkut apps. >> I have a requirement in my orkut application that i have to do tweet >> functionality in my application that will posted some message in his >> twitter profile page from my application. >> >> User will give his twitter user id and password when user click >> submit button some message has to be posted in his twitter profile >> from my application. >> >> I have no idea about this implementation.I want some help. >> >> If any body knows about this please provide some information related >> to that or any URL. >> >> This is immediate requirement in my application. I am expecting >> response from forum people as soon as possible. >> >> Thanks and Regards. >> >> Py >> > >
