Sunand, Appreciate that no-one answered this posting of yours.
Don't know if you've been following the Isis dev mailing list also, but there's a thread [1] there discussing integrating Isis with context.io [2], which also requires solving the oauth integration. I'm still not clear (myself) on how this would work, but hopeful that it's doable one way or the other... Dan [1] http://markmail.org/thread/4ilfxcc2aoxy7nfw [2] http://context.io On 18 February 2014 18:07, sunand p <sunandonl...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi All, > > I already have a thread running StackOverflow > > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21547063/apache-isis-extending-rest-service > , > As per Dan's suggestion I am raising this topic in users list. Please Read > through and let me know your suggestions, for a quick and short explanation > on what i want to do, here is the gist > > "Let me explain with an example, ga-dev-tools.appspot.com/explorer once > you > open this link you will see a query explorer for Google Analytics API. In > order to execute the Query first we need to Authorize Access which is a > button on top right, once clicked it opens an external window with an URL > (oAuth flow happens). Once we get token then we can fire a query and fetch > the result. I want to build a web app similarly for other providers like > LinkedIn, Salesforce, Facebook. All i need to do is store the connection > properties make an oAuth call fetch the token and access the resources. > Do you think Isis doesn't fit the above requirement? I feel that an > External Link feature of Apache Wicket should suffice the requirement. Also > redirecting it back to the original page. For fetching http response i can > use apache http client and consume the entity." > > - Sunand >
