It should be pretty straightforward to build this up from the oauth
signing primitives that dispatch gives you. It's most similar to the
request token request, since it's only signed with the consumer
credentials. In the standard flow:
http://sourced.implicit.ly/net.databinder/dispatch-twitter/0.7.6/dispatch/Twitter.scala.html#17912
Instead of the callback url you would post in the parameters that
distinguish it as an xoauth request, and of course also use the
access_token endpoint.
I'd like to add this to Dispatch if you make a working
implementation; since xauth is not enabled by default it's not so
easy to test it generally.
Nathan
On 9/24/10 10:20 PM, Most [via Databinder] wrote:
Here is what I'm using now but Twitter has given me about a week
with xauth.
val twit = :/("twitter.com") / "oauth"
val consumer = Consumer("Consumer", "ConsumerSecret")
val h = new Http
val tok = h(Auth.request_token(consumer))
val twitsecure = twit.secure
val request_token = h(twitsecure / "request_token")
val done = h(Auth.access_token(consumer, tok, number))
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