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Thursday 27th September, 2012

Endo

15:49Chris: I'm trying to use oauth with Salesforce, can you help me about it?
I have consumer-key and consumer-secret, but where do I set login_url?
I'm trying your Etsy with Salesforce. I thought that I at least should be able to login.

Endo

16:00I get "** User Error: Handshake Response does not contain Login URL" when I try etsy/as "username"

Friday 28th September, 2012

Chris

00:26http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api_rest/Content/quickstart_oauth.htm
Is this the API you're trying to access?  Looks as if it uses OAuth 2.0 (Etsy and Twitter are 1.0) - I'm not fully aware what the differences are.  Note that even though Twitter and Etsy both use the same signing method (OAuth), they differ in how you get the user key - looks as if this one is different again...

00:27Hmm, that came across as unreadable here : ) - here it is again:

http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api_rest/Content/quickstart_oauth.htm

Is this the API you're trying to access?  Looks as if it uses OAuth 2.0 (Etsy and Twitter are 1.0) - I'm not fully aware what the differences are.  Note that even though Twitter and Etsy both use the same signing method (OAuth), they differ in how you get the user key - looks as if this one is different again...

Kaj

00:38They're quite different

Chris

02:36Ok, in an effort to disentangle some of the OAuth code from specific implementations, here is an *experimental*, *largely untested* port scheme that does just that.

02:38do http://reb4.me/r/oauth

test-site: http://192.168.0.60.xip.io:8080/

probe-lowercase: func [str [string!]][
    lowercase copy str
]

read [
    scheme: 'oauth
    target: 'get
    url: test-site
    user-data: context [a: "Foo"] ; params
    key: make key [
        consumer-key: consumer-secret: "Your Keys Here"
    ]
    user: make user [token: secret: "Your User Keys Here"]
    awake: :probe-lowercase ; result processor, like :load-json
]

02:38(obviously you'll need to change the test-site to your own test service)

02:40I'm pretty sure this is a grevious abuse of R2's port system, but it does mean there is no new global words.

Chris

02:55Yey! Works with Twitter!!

02:56do http://reb4.me/r/oauth
do http://reb4.me/r/altjson

tm: read [
    scheme: 'oauth
    url: https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/home_timeline.json
    target: 'get
    user-data: context [count: 10]
    key: make key [
        Consumer-Key: #consumer_key
        Consumer-Secret: #consumer_secret
    ]
    user: make user [
        token: #user_key
        secret: #user_secret
    ]
    awake: :load-json
]

02:58Endo, I don't think this will help you with Salesforce, but breaking the OAuth part out should make it easier to adapt to OAuth 2.0.

Endo

07:25Wow thanks a lot Chris! Thanks for separating OAuth port scheme, unfortunately I'm not familiar with OAuth but I'll try it with Salesforce. Thanks a lot!

Gabriele

07:29http://hueniverse.com/2012/07/oauth-2-0-and-the-road-to-hell/

Endo

07:31I know, I already read it. But SF uses OAuth 2. :(

Endo

08:45Is GET supported in read/custom ?
print read/custom http://localhost/test.rsp [get "a=b&c=d"]

08:47Or should I use Graham's custom http?

GrahamC

09:31Read is GET

Endo

09:33I tried to change the method without changing the URL when switching POST and GET. Didn't work. Anyway, not a problem.

GrahamC

09:42not sure why you want read/custom for unless you're altering the header contents

09:43read http://localhost.rsp?a=b&c=d

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