I have posted a reply to Dave's comments at ht...

2010-03-19T04:34:50.459-07:00

I have posted a reply to Dave's comments at http://blog.jeffdouglas.com/2010/03/18/why-i-wrote-the-salesforce-chatter-for-twitter-demo/.

Dude, really? This seems senselessly overcomplica...

2010-03-17T20:25:54.732-07:00

Dude, really?

This seems senselessly overcomplicated. Have you seen Twitterforce? That's the toolkit that enables you to use Twitter from Force.com. Not to mention that it seems that you pulled the trigger before implementing the salesforce.com OAuth side.

I really hope the spirit of this post is meant as an academic exercise because I certainly would not recommend injecting another potential point of failure in what should be a point to point (as opposed to a point to point, point to other point) solution.

You have around 400 lines of java code displayed here! This is not simplifying connecting clouds but rather complicating the connections needlessly.

I have a ton of respect for your previous work but this, this is not something that I would promote. There are plenty of examples of doing OAuth to twitter from GAE. Likewise there are plenty of examples of doing WSC from GAE.

I would argue that this is not the right application of GAE or Force.com.

Great Post. You can use OAuth with Salesforce.co...

2010-03-17T19:46:43.237-07:00

Great Post. You can use OAuth with Salesforce.com as well to finish things off....

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I have posted a reply to Dave's comments at ht...

Dude, really? This seems senselessly overcomplica...

Great Post. You can use OAuth with Salesforce.co...