i need to create my own twitter widget in my asp.net-c# website.How to get tweets from Twitter and Clear concern about the authorization properties.
There are several very good .NET libraries for communicating with Twitter.
I would recommend starting with Twitterizer (http://twitterizer.net).
You might also consider TwitterVB (http://twittervb.codeplex.com), which is a library that I developed for .NET.
Both of these libraries have had stable implementaitons of OAuth for some time.
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I have a Spring MVC application that connect with Alfresco using CMIS libraries, actually I can upload documents and download it but I need integrate Alfresco's WebPreviewer to preview documents in my app.
I found some code here but I don't know how to do it
It's hard to say for certain because of the limited amount of information that you've provided, but I think that the problem that you're going to be faced with when trying to use any of the existing previewer code is one of authentication. If you're using only using CMIS then you won't be able to use any of the WebScript based REST APIs that the Alfresco widgets will be using.
There are two possible previewer widgets that you can use - the older YUI2 based previewer (that you'd currently find in the document details page and the Document Library film strip view, and the newer Aikau component that you'd find in the faceted search previewer (from version 5.0 onwards).
I suspect that you won't be able to re-use either of these components without either authenticating against Alfresco in a way that allows you to access the WebScript based REST APIs or extending and customizing those widgets.
You've said that you have your own Spring MVC application, but you haven't said whether or not that is using the Surf extension - if it is, and you're using the authentication capabilities provided by Surf then you will be authenticated to use those REST APIs - as the Surf authentication provides access across all APIs (including CMIS) via a single authentication.
If you are able to access those APIs then you should be able to follow the steps outlined in both the form post and the blog posts in your own question and the previous answer, however - based on your question I suspect that you can't do that.
If you've not come across it, you might be interested in the Aikau archetype that builds a ready-made Alfresco client using Surf (see this link) and that tutorial also shows how to use the Aikau previewer (see here).
Because this is providing you with a Spring MVC client that is preconfigured to authenticate against Alfresco, you might be able to port your application to use it.
Otherwise, as I said earlier - chances are you'll need to extend the existing widgets to use the CMIS APIs to render the previewers. Again, Aikau is easier to extend that the old YUI2 widgets - but is reliant on Surf.
I found that most sample codes are read-only in the app, without post creation and response functionality.
I would like to create a mobile app (with titanium or phonegap) with post creation and response functionalities.
Any idea on how to implement it? Or any sample code that shows this functionality?
If you are enough skilled you can use Apppresser ( http://apppresser.com - https://wordpress.org/plugins/apppresser/).
It is a framework that allows you to build your app in wordpress and publish it through PhoneGap. It allows also to integrate and use many PhoneGap libraries.
I used it on couple of project and it is great, but again, you have to be quite skilled because it is a framework and not a visual builder.
They also have lots of video tutorial in documentation section that can make your life easier.
The framework is free but there are some useful paid add ons. For a blog app free framework has all you need.
Hope this helps!
I am using twitterizer2 to login twitter using Asp.net.I am able to login using twitterizer,but unable to get the tweets from my timeline which are tweeted by me and othres too.
Twitterizer is not maintained anymore and not compatible with Twitter API 1.1.
Details about Twitter API 1.1: blog
From Official page:
Will applications using Twitterizer stop working?
Not right away, no. I have no power to stop the code or binaries that
are already in use from working, nor would I want to. However, the
current version of Twitterizer uses version 1.0 of the Twitter API
which is scheduled for death in March 2013. At that time, I cannot
speak to any functionality.
What am I supposed to do now?
As I see it, you have three options: jump to a new library, make
Twitterizer your own, or roll your own.
Twitterizer source code will remain available in its current state. I
encourage you to download the source and make it your own.
If you'd rather not take that on, there are a couple of other
fantastic libraries. For example: Linq2Twitter and TweetSharp
As said above you need to find a new library compatible with Twitter API 1.1, as Linq2Twitter or TweetSharp.
I'm familiar with ASP.NET Membership, Profile, forms auth, etc., as well as OpenId/OAuth. However, I haven't found a great resource on rolling together a really smart, modern OpenId-enabled login and profile system similar to what StackExchange does. Is there a package or template that adds in StackExchange-like authentication and profiles? Ideally, what I'm looking for has these features:
NuGet installation into an existing MVC project OR a starter template for MVC
Allows authentication with OpenId, FaceBook, Twitter, or in-site with a clean UI
Allows associating FaceBook and Twitter OAuth with an existing account that may or may not use OpenId.
Allows merging and modifying multiple authentication methods, similar to the way StackOverlow does if you log in with multiple methods.
DotNetOpenAuth comes close, but still relies on a developer to handle the more complex cases of merging logins and associating OAuth tokens with users. It seems like there would be a good base template or package by now that gives you a full modern authentication story fairly quickly.
Maybe StackId could be useful. It's built on top of DotNetOpenAuth by StackExchange team.
You can find its description in the list of StackExcnage open source projects. But it doesn't have Nuget package.
I am trying to find a way to use the twitter stream API in a Flex application, just like TweetDeck(air) does, does anyone know how I can implement this? I tried to search for libraries but unsuccessful :(
Thanks
Have you researched the Twitter API?
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/w/page/22554648/FrontPage
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/w/page/22554679/Twitter-API-Documentation
You can use that information to write your own integration code between twitter and ActionScript / Flex.
There are some libraries out there if you google on Twitter ActionScript Libraries:
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/libraries#flash
Tweetr from that list is the one I've heard of before.
Also here is a Robotlegs tutorial that accesses twitter.