Android, Twitter and OAuth: Protocol Not Supported?

Found the answer here: androidforums.com/introductions/…. Edited manifest so it works. I moved the VIEW, DEFAULT and BROWSABLE items into a second intent-filter stanza.

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(post updated for working code) I've been trying to get my android app to authorize with Twitter and then catch the auth token with a callback URL in my app. I think I have something wrong in my AndroidManifest. Xml though.

From what I understand, if I launch my app using android:launchmode="singleTask" then I need to retrieve the AccessToken object in the onResume() method of my main activity. If I do not specify singleTask launch, then I need to do the retrieval in the onNewIntent() method instead. I've tried both ways in my manifest file but I'm not getting control in onNewIntent() or onResume().

What happens is Twitter redirects with my callback URL but then the webbrowser just says "Webpage not available". And logcat says: Tab E onReceivedError -10 myapp://www.authtoke. App?

Oauth_token=2Y3jZMfHZ06Teezzy3l1KvlWqs961tsqXFlTgMHrA&oauth_verifier=PBfCueZLEzEteBoLTksDARQDRi3raVi5FiEJllCYus The protocol is not supported. Anyone know what I've got mucked up? Here's the manifest entries: android oauth twitter4j signpost link|improve this question edited Feb 21 at 18:35 asked Feb 21 at 17:19wufoo433313 88% accept rate.

Found the answer here: androidforums.com/introductions/…. Edited manifest so it works. I moved the VIEW, DEFAULT and BROWSABLE items into a second intent-filter stanza.

– wufoo Feb 21 at 18:32 Yous should add your answer below and mark solved. – brk3 Mar 3 at 11:57.

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