I was wondering, is there any way that you could add a subscriber to a YouTube Channel, programmatically in Java?
Is it simple enough that it could be likethis.addSuscriber("username", "password", "suscriberTo");?
Would it have to use the YouTubeAPI, would it be possible with HTTP Requests through Java?
Doing this with plain java would be pain for you. You will have to manage the whole web service authentication process, data mapping, ... by yourself.
Google offers it's own Java API for YouTube:
YouTube Data API Client Library for Java
You will find a GitHub repository delivering you examples how to access youtube web services by using java and for your question topic also a dedicated example of managing subscriptions:
com.google.api.services.samples.youtube.cmdline.data.AddSubscription.java
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I have recently been introduced to how awesome Web Sockets are. I am currently making a program that, every minute, pings the YouTube Data API and gets data from a list of channels to check if they have uploaded a new video. I am also doing a similar thing with Twitch.tv live streams. I have just started using Twitch4J, which uses WebSockets to get the data from Twitch. I am wondering if YouTube supports WebSockets at all or has a similar program like how Twitch4J works with Twitch?
Appreciate any help or guidance.
You haven't talked about WebSub which is supported by YouTube Data API v3 (and works) for videos feed: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/guides/push_notifications
Indeed it's not using WebSocket but it's similar because the server send notifications to a remote server instead of repeating (useless) requests to YouTube very regularly.
I want to use jwt in android app, and need to write server code in java, are their any examples available or web services available.
I must create a small IOT platform based on Spring Boot/Java 8.
Context: Devices send some various informations to the platform. I must save them and after consume them in an analysis algorithm.
Constraint: I want it all be async and the platform must be based on Java8/Spring technologies or must be easily integrated in a spring boot app.
What I imagine? I thought send devices' informations to Async Spring REST controller and save them async in Mongodb.
I have already the analysis algorithm based on Google Guava Event Bus.
To resume, I have datas from devices in Mongodb database and an algorithm based on Java POJO and the last part which is missing is transform datas from devices to Java POJO.
With which technologies can I do that? Spring Reactor? RxJava? Something else? And how can I put this in place?
I search something simple to put in place which can easily scale by instance duplication for example. For the moment, I thought that Spring Cloud technologies is a bit too big for my purpose.
You should have a look at Spring XD engine.
Spring XD Enables Different Sources (HTTP, FTP, MQTT, File etc), Transformers, Filters, Sinks (HTTP, FTP, MQTT, File etc).
Please check this post on a small IoT Project based on Spring XD and Twitter API.
I have a Google App Engine application deployed which contains and manages user data. My users may want to share their personal data with third party sites. Think Garmin sharing running data with myfitness pal or Strava.
The google documentation is gives good examples for using endpoints with iOS, Android, and javascript based web apps. These examples use a client id but not a "client secret" and do not involve refreshing the access tokens.
I have a javascript app running on a third-party site that does one time lookups against the api well.
I’d like to create a sample server app, preferably in java, that would connect periodically using an assigned client secret and refresh access tokens.
I have found documentation for accessing Google API's at the second link below but it is not clear if "Google APIs" include Google App Engine endpoints or just the standard suite of google apis.
What is not clear to me is that at the first link the documentation suggests that a client library needs to be generated from the backend endpoint api using maven or the endpoints.sh tool. Examples are provided for iOS/Android but there is no discussion for third party access.
Does anyone know is the server access configuration I describe possible with custom endpoints? Has anyone encountered example code for a server app that uses refresh tokens against an endpoint api?
Thanks!
End Points Documentation:
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/java/endpoints/auth
OAuth Documentation:
https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2InstalledApp
I'm developing a Java ME app and I want to give it social features. Is it possible to connect to Facebook or Twitter directly from the app, without an intermediate server?
These API's are just HTTP when it comes down to bits-on-the-wire. Java ME supports HTTP with the classes in the javax.microedition.io.* package.
http://java.sun.com/javame/reference/apis/jsr118/javax/microedition/io/Connector.html
http://java.sun.com/javame/reference/apis/jsr118/javax/microedition/io/HttpConnection.html
It's been a while but ISTR having to use GET and POST for everything when using these, no RESTful PUT and DELETE.
Java Client Libraries for the Twitter API
Facebook access for Java
Those should get you started.
You don't need to use any type of middleware or anything to access services that expose an API, but you will need a client library that either you or somebody else has built (like the ones linked to above).
Good luck!