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We will shortly build a prototype which will play the role of an OAuth client to interact with sites such as Facebook. A requirement is that we use OAuth 2.0 (knowing it is still in draft status).
Do you know of any Open Source Java implementations of an OAuth 2.0 client library?
Our goal is to use it in our prototype, contributing to the project if possible.
Look at newly released java library: leeloo.smartam.net
Compliant with oauth 2.0 draft 10, same as used by Facebook.
Take a look at Library for OAuth Consumer (Java)
Take a look at this -
http://oauth.googlecode.com/svn/code/
You have Java client implementations too.
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I wanna add two factor authentication using Google Authenticator and was wondering if google provides with java api's. I tried searching for it but din't find any.
Can anyone point me to the java api if there are any.
If not how can i go about using Google Authenticator in my web based java application.
I am using Spring framework for my existing application
In fact, Google Authenticator has nothing to do with Google services. What you need to look for is TOTP. Research again using TOTP and rfc6238 as keywords and you will find lots of resources.
Java library for google authenticator was implemented and can be found here,
https://github.com/wstrange/GoogleAuth
Sorry if this is too much of a necro-post, but I found this library on GitHub - maybe it can help you (and others looking for the same). :)
Note: this is not an official Google library, but it follows the RFC 6238 spec for Time-based One-time Password (TOTP), and the author looked at the C code for Google Authenticator for reference.
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We are working on some social media project. I am looking for some java wrapper for linkedIn which is recommended.
For facebook restFB and for twitter twitter4j are awesome. Something like that for linkedIn as well?
I would really recommend having a look at Spring Social. SpringSource have excellent documentation for all their libraries and the API is easy to use.
you could try using linkedin-j, its quite easy to work with.
The Scribe library is used by many folks, and is actively being developed:
https://github.com/fernandezpablo85/scribe-java
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I have downloaded facebook-java-api-3.0.2-bin from
http://code.google.com/p/facebook-java-api/
for connecting to face book.I want to use this api in my java application to connect Facebook.I am developing a desktop application for this purpose.I have created account on Face book and registered as a developer.
Is it possible to connect Facebook from my java application?
If yes please, can some one send me the example code for that and treat me as a New Bee in this facebook integration?
Thanks in advance.
Have you tried out the various examples available in the api wiki?
http://code.google.com/p/facebook-java-api/wiki/Examples
Google also returns various tutorial pages:
http://programmaremobile.blogspot.com/2009/01/facebook-java-apieng.html
http://www.socialjava.com/socialjavastepbystep.html
You should try working through some of these and posting specific questions about problems you run into.
Note that the facebook-java-api project is now dead.
Use instead:
http://restfb.com/
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I'm looking for a Java payment gateway library similar to the Rails active_merchant or the libraries available on many other platforms. I've been surprised that I've been unable to find one. I'd like something that supports the major gateways and providers, like Paypal, Google, Amazon, and some direct merchant account providers like Authorize.net.
Does such a thing exist in the open source world?
Stripe has a Java library to accept credit cards without needing a merchant account: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-java
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I found nice paypal library at sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/paypal-nvp/
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Are there any open source data streaming products for publishing and subscribing to objects?
A commercial example is SwissRisk Slingshot
The Ajax Push Engine looks like what you're after.
I will use JGroups, a toolkit for reliable multicast communication.
Take a look at the recently released public Apache project called "Storm".
Storm is a real-time analytics engine that was originally developed at BackType, a company that was acquired by Twitter last year. After the acquisition, Twitter allowed lead developer Nathan Marz to finish the project and open source it. Twitter is now using Storm internally.
Here is an overview:
http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/18/twitter-storm-nodeable-pivot/
Source Code can be found here:
https://github.com/nathanmarz/storm/