Android: Twitter and OAuth anyone?

I have a tutorial written for this a while back. You can get it on my blog here, it's lengthy so I won't repost it here.

I am very new to the OAuth concepts. I am trying to read but I don't understand what OAUTH_VERIFIER is and where to define that. Could you provide me a bit of help on that?

– Legend Oct 29 '09 at 16:35 Also, it keeps giving me "oauth.signpost.exception. OAuthExpectationFailedException: Request token or token secret not set in server reply. The service provider you use is probably buggy." no matter how I try to do it... I checked your blogpost but I still seem to be doing something wrong.

Any suggestions on that regard? – Legend Oct 29 '09 at 17:01 OAUTH_VERIFIER is nothing more than a static String public static final String OAUTH_VERIFIER = "oauth_verifier" The way Twitter's OAuth works (in the nutshell) - when you register your app w/Twitter you are given a request token. With that token your user can go to the Twitter site and exchange his credentials + request token for the authentication token which your Android app will save and use on user's behalf to grant user access to Twitter API.

– DroidIn. Net Oct 29 '09 at 18:14 BTW - app you register on Twitter and your own Android app are not the same it's 2 totally different things – URL1 Oct 29 '09 at 18:15.

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