Diogo,
I am experimenting with sending the requests in Java, using the oauth library at [1]. Getting the request token and delegating it works fine, the token is the one I got from step 3 at [2].
As said, in this example:
Authorization: OAuth realm="https://api.launchpad.net/", oauth_consumer_key="just+testing", oauth_token="PsK9cpbll1KwehhRDckr", oauth_signature_method="PLAINTEXT", [...]
It doesn't matter what is sent as first value (realm= in this case), it seems to be ignored. Just re-arranging the key-value pairs shows the bug.
[1] http://code.google.com/p/oauth/ [2] https://help.launchpad.net/API/SigningRequests
Diogo,
I am experimenting with sending the requests in Java, using the oauth library at [1]. Getting the request token and delegating it works fine, the token is the one I got from step 3 at [2].
As said, in this example:
Authorization: OAuth realm="https:/ /api.launchpad. net/",
oauth_ consumer_ key="just+ testing" ,
oauth_ token=" PsK9cpbll1Kwehh RDckr",
oauth_ signature_ method= "PLAINTEXT" ,
[...]
It doesn't matter what is sent as first value (realm= in this case), it seems to be ignored. Just re-arranging the key-value pairs shows the bug.
[1] http:// code.google. com/p/oauth/ /help.launchpad .net/API/ SigningRequests
[2] https:/