Hi All,
Please tell me where I am missing a step to configure and make use of Twitter feed component in my project.
Steps I followed:
1. Added All the below Java classes from ACS Commons bundle files in to my project bundle:
Followed the documentation from the link below:
created a TwitterFeedScheduler configuration in Sling:OSGIConfig properties in System/console
created a System User = acs-commons-twitter-updater-service with ACL rights to read modify and replicate
and created a Service Name : twitter-updater
But still I am not able to get the tweets from the username which I want to get ???
username is comming blank??
Tweets array is coming as Zero??
Any help to resolve this issue is appreciated.
Thanks
Sunil
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It would be better to just deploy the ACS AEM Commons package rather than copying the code. If you have an actual problem using the ACS AEM Commons package, you should report it using GitHub Issues.
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We asked the team that coded this to look and help here.
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It would be better to just deploy the ACS AEM Commons package rather than copying the code. If you have an actual problem using the ACS AEM Commons package, you should report it using GitHub Issues.
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Hey Justin /Scott,
Thanks for your reply.
Directly using the ACS commons code in AEM 6.3 doesnot work due to API constraints and JSP used in the component etc.
So we used the code base and modified according to the latest API compatible code and it works fine , its like a a custom TwitterFeed component according to our project requirement.
Once that works completely, I would like to checkin this entire code so that its useful other community members.
Please let me know the process to checking the twitterFeed component code in to the GIT repository and do we need and permissions?
Thanks
Sunil
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I'm not sure what you mean by "API constraints". That bundle works fine on AEM 6.3. Same thing with "JSP used in the component". There's no requirements put on the JSP (or even a requirement to use JSP) imposed by the ACS AEM Commons Twitter integration.
But if this is the path you want to go down, that's ultimately up to you. My guess is that you are missing the service user configuration. You said you created the service user, but didn't say whether or not you created the service user configuration to bind the service to the service user.
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