I am using 3pillar socialauth to write an app that connect with 3 sites - facebook, twitter and google+. While login with facebook is working perfectly fine I am having issues with twitter. I get the following message - org.brickred.socialauth.exception.SocialAuthConfigurationException: Application keys are not correct. The server running the application should be same that was registered to get the keys.
If I use the default keys provided with the samples the app works perfectly fine. How do I resolve this issue? Please guide me. Thanks in advance.
Twitter login with SocialAuth works perfectly (I've done it). Please ensure that you have done all of the following:
1. You have created an app in the Twitter account of your client/company, and the consumer key & consumer secret used in your Android app are the same as those you got from your Twitter app.
2. In your Twitter app, you have set the access level to either Read and write or Read, write, and direct messages.
3. You must provide a callback URL in your Twitter app.
References:
1. Step by Step Guide to Get Twitter consumer key and secrets.
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I've implemented Facebook Login on my app following official docs, so with official Facebook SDK.
Other people worked on iOS app with official Facebook SDK.
At the end of the login process, we correctly obtained access token, but ios SDK gave them also an authentication token, which is a JWT token.
In fact, in iOS there id the FBSDKAuthenticationToken class, while in Android nothing similar is available.
How can i obtain the authentication token in Android?
I'm not adding pieces of code, since i exactly followed docs, but if you need it please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
I have application which connects facebook and twitter for sharing information for my app. I need help to get API key for facebook and twitter networking. I don't know how to get that key for my android app.
For Twitter, try using
http://twitter4j.org/en/index.html
It has docs, examples etc for you to browse.
For facebook connectivity use following link might it can help you .
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/mobile/android/build/
For facebook connect example in android
http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/457153/How-to-integrate-Facebook-Twitter-Linkedin-in-Andr
Basically I am developing an android application which can post updates to my facebook wall through my web application server. So actually my web application post my updates in facebook. I am authorizing my android application like a webapp and not as a native android app. I downloaded the facebook for android SDK and tried examples by creating signature using keytool. I am able to post the updates from android as native app. From my web application, I am not able to post my updates through the access token I get.
I am not able to find an android example for facebook SDK which uses the secret key and app id for getting the access token. Can you please give me some pointers on how to achieve the same using facebook SDK..
Thanks.
I haven't tried this yet but there is documentation online and it's quite clear:
You can find the description for al the methods at the following link
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/androidsdk/authentication/
You can also have a look at the code, if something isn't clear enough
https://github.com/facebook/facebook-android-sdk/blob/master/facebook/src/com/facebook/android/Facebook.java
As far as I can tell you don't actually need the app secret in order to authenticate, only the app id. This is because it would be quite insecure to put the app secret on the phone(in the apk) since someone could retrieve it. So the resulting token will expire after a fairly short amount of time(couple of hours or so).
Also here's the complete guide to using the Facebook SDK on Android for authentication:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/mobile/android/build
i am developing app.its having post message on facebook and twitter.i searched on net and got many example but i confused with twitter.
if i am using oath authentication how should i provide login screens for clients.many example
what i found just they are using consumer and secret key where i need to pass uname,pword
can you pl suggest me its very urgent to me
Thanks in advance
Aswan
Twitter using oAuth at present, so whatever api's you will get, they will open the official twitter login page in webview, so you cannot use your own login page for that, twitter does not want's that........Hope it help's youGood luck.......
I've done this using a WebView (to hold the login UI which comes from twitter.com) and Signpost for the OAuth authentication. There's a good example here.
However, this turned out to be a less than brilliant mobile user experience - WebView login screens just suck - so I switched to using XAuth instead of OAuth, which you have to apply to Twitter for. The benefit of doing that is that you can have your own custom login UI, which isn't web-based. Unfortunately Signpost doesn't yet support XAuth so I also changed to using a stripped-down version of JTwitter.
If you are interested in using Singpost and Android's HttpURLConnection to obtain access token based on username and password you can have a look at my post. I was referring to Twitter XAuth so that's should be what you looking for. It works for me.
http://3citydev.blogspot.com/2013/05/how-to-obtain-xauth-access-token-using.html
Since basic auth has been deprecated, is the official android twitter app using OAuth?
It still asks for my userid & password & I'm wondering how they are retrieving the oauth token ?
Sounds like they could be using xAuth - http://dev.twitter.com/pages/xauth. It's an alternate method of authenticating via OAuth. xAuth access is restricted to approved applications, you can't use it unless Twitter says you can.
Android client is using oAuth for twitter for example.
User must login to twitter at least once through your app and get a key.
It can be used several times and you dont need to get a key again.