Although the actual code to send a tweet is simple using the Twitter4J library in Android.
Although the actual code to send a tweet is simple using the Twitter4J library in Android : public void sendTweet(SharedPreferences prefs,String msg) throws Exception { String token = prefs. GetString(OAuth. OAUTH_TOKEN, ""); String secret = prefs.
GetString(OAuth. OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET, ""); AccessToken a = new AccessToken(token,secret); Twitter twitter = new TwitterFactory().getInstance(); twitter. SetOAuthConsumer(Constants.
CONSUMER_KEY, Constants. CONSUMER_SECRET); twitter. SetOAuthAccessToken(a); twitter.
UpdateStatus(msg); } However, a lot of preperation is needed before you'll be able to succesfully execute these calls. Take a look at a 30 minute guide to integrating Twitter in your Android application that covers all steps required to tweet from an Android app : setup a twitter test account register a twitter application authenticate the user in your Android application using OAuth have the user send tweets from your Android application using the Twitter4J library A sample project is included in the AndroidTwitterSample GitHub repository to get you started.
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