Regards, I want to make an android application which can simply update the Post. But its hard to find any tutorial for it. So if anyone can help me.
I think you have to use the officail Facebook sdk for android.
Take a look at this tutorial:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/getting-started/facebook-sdk-for-android/3.0/
I think this tutorial will help you:
http://www.androidhive.info/2012/03/android-facebook-connect-tutorial/
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I want to create an SDK like Paypal. where after a specific point all work is done by SDK. like when we integrated Paypal SDK, then after a specific point all the rest of the process of payment is done by Paypal SDK. I also want to create something like this, that after calling my SDK code rest of the work I want to do by my SDK code. I searched for that, but unfortunately, I did not find proper guidance to achieve this. please guide someone on how can we do that. and sorry for my poor English.
thanks
It's looks like you mislead with terminology. From your question it's more likely that you wanna create some library that will do a part of work for some common goal.
Here is some example:
https://medium.com/#anujguptawork/how-to-create-your-own-android-library-and-publish-it-750e0f7481bf
I want integrate Flingo-API in Android.
here is the link
Did any one know about this Filngo API integraion.
Take a look at this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.send2tv
It uses the flingo API.
There are a lot of things that it could do... If you are interested go to flingo.org and post to the forum.
I have create an web service in asp.net.
now i want to call that web service in android.
Please Help me.
I need a correct code with the little bit of description so that I can understand the code.
Thanks in advance
First of all, add ksoap to your project.
And then you just need to follow this
I was looking for the same resource, and I used ksoap. It works like a charm. I recommend you to use it.
Please let me know if you have more doubts, I'll be glad to help you.
Thanks.
If it is a SOAP web service you probably want to use ksoap2-android. There is lots of links and documentation on the site as well as a mailinglist on which myself and other try to help out.
I'm trying to understand the multiple examples of how to connect to twitter with Android, but all of them are too hard for me. I'm also reading the documentation but it is not helping me a lot.
Someone have's a link or a easy code example to do it?
Sorry for ask for a code example but i'm getting absolutly stuck on this...
It indeed took me a while to understand how it worked.
How oauth works:
http://term.ie/oauth/example/
Example in php:
http://social-php.googlecode.com/files/social-php_0.1.tar.gz
For me the examples at linkedin helped me to understand
https://developer.linkedin.com/apis
You might want to check out the oauth-signpost library. It is compatible with Android, and has samples for connecting with Twitter, Google, etc.
see this link. i hope this example helps u.
LINK
I have to use OAuth for my Android client and I have found that the learning resources are pretty rare or inadequate for this technology.
Does anybody know a good book/tutorial/online resource to learn OAuth?
Thank you.
hi Kunjan avoidin the OAuthocalypse???
heres is a excellent example to implement OAuth for Twitter in Android
http://github.com/brione/Brion-Learns-OAuth by Brion Emde
heres the video
if you have any question I will help you
I see this has more or less been answered, however with recent development in the OAuth spec old tutorials and sample code might or might not work (at least I had difficulties to make it work based on old blog posts here and there). I summarized how I did it on Android here:
http://nilvec.com/implementing-client-side-oauth-on-android/
This is the page that finally made it click for me:
http://blog.doityourselfandroid.com/2010/11/07/google-oauth-overview/
I recently had to figure out OAuth myself, and I've written a blog post with example code which accesses Twitter via OAuth.
The code is C++/Win32, however it might help give you an idea of what's involved. There are also links to the relevant resources I used throughout the post, which may be of some help.
Have you tried the official wiki?
Also, most providers have their own documentation for the OAuth process, for example Twitter