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Re: Plugin to integrate Pebble with Twitter
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Netherlands
2008-04-07 08:55:42
Thanks for the tip on Twitterfeed, he're the reponse I posted on a comment on my blog:

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I didn't know about http://www.twitterfeed.com/ yet, but that is also a nice solution. Advantage would be that you can use this solution with any blog that publishes an RSS/Atom feed... which is basically any blog. So you're not limited to a Pebble blog on which you can install new plug-ins.

Disadvantages... well, it does not immediately publish to Twitter after you post to the blog. It only polls your feed periodically and this plug-in immediately published to Twitter once you post a blog entry or when a comment is posted. And you don't have the fun of building you own plug-in of course....

On the authentication side, my solution and twitterfeed have the same limitations, see the "Authentication" section on of the Twitter API.

However, just for fun I changed the Twitter URL from http to https and it looks as if this works... If this comments shows up on my Twitter I'll update the blog entry and remove the note on username/password traveling in plain text over the Net... so that's how you can see that it works ;-
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And it worked, by changed the Twitter url from http to https the requests are encrypted. 

B.t.w., David who left a comment on the blog, there is probably a type in the mail address you used in the comment, update mails seemed to bounce...

Gero

On Apr 7, 2008, at 11:08 AM, Gero Vermaas wrote:
Hi,

In case anyone is interested, I created a little plug-in to integrate Pebbel with Twitter, see http://gerodt.homeip.net/blog/gero/2008/04/06/1207505880000.html

Regards,
Gero

Re: Plugin to integrate Pebble with Twitter
country flaguser name
United States
2008-04-21 16:41:30
Hello Gero, i added twittetweeter.java to the pebble project
i have in eclipse. This is easier with the build.xml since
all the libraries and other goodies are already there. Also,
since your packaging started with *net* i only had to add
the code under: src/net/java. BTW: your source-file package
references net.vermaas but your instructions below use the
package designation net.java so I changed to package name to
reflect the proper package name according to the
instructions below. i made two very small changes in the
build.xml to get the needed twittertweeter.jar output along
side the pebble.jar using the build.xml build target. I
followed the instructions at: http://gerodt.homeip.net/blog/gero/2008/04/06/12
07505880000.html verbatim but pebble.war failed to
deploy with the twittertweeter.jar in the lib directory. I
removed the twittertweeter.jar and pebble.war redeployed no
problemo. Please find the server.log exceptions and the
pebble messages are removal of twittertweeter
 .jar included below. TIA and please advise, David.

2008-04-21 16:05:02,037 INFO  [STDOUT] 2008-04-21
16:05:02,034 [main] WARN 
org.acegisecurity.intercept.AbstractSecurityInterceptor  -
Could not validate configuration attributes
 as the MethodDefinitionSource did not return a
ConfigAttributeDefinition Iterator
2008-04-21 16:05:02,117 INFO  [STDOUT] 2008-04-21
16:05:02,116 [main] INFO 
net.sourceforge.pebble.web.listener.PebbleContextListener  -
Starting Pebble
2008-04-21 16:05:02,622 INFO  [STDOUT] 2008-04-21
16:05:02,617 [main] ERROR
org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.[jboss.web].[localhos
t].[/pebble]  - Exception sending context
initialized event to listener instance of class
net.sourceforge.pebble.web.listener.PebbleContextListener
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
net/sourceforge/pebble/api/event/blogentry/BlogEntryListener



Messages
 
4/21/08 4:13 PM Could not start comment listener
"net.java.TwitterTweeter"

4/21/08 4:13 PM Could not start blog entry listener
"net.java.TwitterTweeter"


Gero Vermaas wrote ..
> Thanks for the tip on Twitterfeed, he're the reponse I
posted on a  
> comment on my blog:
> 
> ========
> I didn't know about http://www.twitterfeed.co
m/ yet, but that is also  
> a nice solution. Advantage would be that you can use
this solution  
> with any blog that publishes an RSS/Atom feed... which
is basically  
> any blog. So you're not limited to a Pebble blog on
which you can  
> install new plug-ins.
> 
> Disadvantages... well, it does not immediately publish
to Twitter  
> after you post to the blog. It only polls your feed
periodically and  
> this plug-in immediately published to Twitter once you
post a blog  
> entry or when a comment is posted. And you don't have
the fun of  
> building you own plug-in of course....
> 
> On the authentication side, my solution and twitterfeed
have the same  
> limitations, see the "Authentication" section
on of the Twitter API.
> 
> However, just for fun I changed the Twitter URL from
http to https and  
> it looks as if this works... If this comments shows up
on my Twitter  
> I'll update the blog entry and remove the note on
username/password  
> traveling in plain text over the Net... so that's how
you can see that  
> it works ;-
> ========
> 
> And it worked, by changed the Twitter url from http to
https the  
> requests are encrypted.
> 
> B.t.w., David who left a comment on the blog,
there is probably a  
> type in the mail address you used in the comment,
update mails seemed  
> to bounce...
> 
> Gero
> 
> On Apr 7, 2008, at 11:08 AM, Gero Vermaas wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> >
> > In case anyone is interested, I created a little
plug-in to  
> > integrate Pebbel with Twitter, see http://gerodt.homeip.net/blog/gero/2008/04/06/12
07505880000.html
> >
> > Regards,
> > Gero

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