Setting OAuthAppSettings configuration parameters from provider

[Alex Soto]

Agorava supports to set OAuthAppSettings (API_KEY and API_SECRET) from annotation and from a file called agorava.properties. Probably also from system properties and so on because I think it uses deltaspike under covers to deal with properties files. But what's happen if I store this information in a database? Is there a way to create an OAuthAppSettings from a parameters provider or should I create manually the OAuthAppSettings object?

Thank you so much,

Alex.

[Antoine Sabot-Durand]

Hi Alex,

Thanks for your question. You have 2 solutions for your need.

1) if you have to do this once you can create your own OAuthSettings and produces it with the right Service qualifier like this

@ApplicationScoped

@Twitter

@Produces

public OAuthAppsettings producesTwitterSettings() {

OAuthAppsettings mySettings;

//Do your JPA stuff here to build the OAuthAppSettings,

return mySettings;

}

2) If you want a reusable solution, you can implements the OAuthAppsettingsBuilder to create a JpaOauthAppsettingsBuilder.

When it’s done you can use it your producer method or let Agorava extension do the job for you by using @OAuthApplication annotation:

@ApplicationScoped

@Twitter

@Produces

@OAuthApplication(builder = OAuthAppSettingsBuilder.class,params = {@Param(name = "pu", value = "myPersisitenceUnit")})

public OAuthAppSettings produceSettings;

Params are optional in the annotation off course.

Antoine Sabot-Durand
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Twitter : @antoine_sd

CDI co-spec lead & eco-system development

Agorava tech lead

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[Alex Soto]

Thank you so much, the first approach was what I was thinking to fix it.

Thanks for your support,

Alex.

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