Dispatch oauth with Rdio API

[Daniel Cukier]

I am trying to use dispatch to access the Rdio API like this:

import dispatch.url

import dispatch.Http

import dispatch.Defaults.executor

import dispatch._

import com.ning.http.client.oauth.ConsumerKey

import dispatch.oauth._

val consumer = new ConsumerKey("my key", "my secret")
val params = Map("method" -> "get", "keys" -> id, "extras" -> "-*,playCount")
val request = url("http://api.rdio.com/1/").POST <@ consumer << params <:< Map("Accept" -> "application/json")
val response = Http(request OK as.String)

I am getting an error 403.

What is wrong? I am sure my keys are correct.

Thanks

Daniel

[Brian Maso]

I've never used the Rdio API, but I have oauthed with other APIs. I'm
pretty sure you need to pass a (ConsumerKey, RequestToken) pair to the
"<@" operator, don't you? For example, some code I have for
authenticating to a Twitter api uses the following (dispatch-reboot
0.9.5 I think is the version I'm using):

(url("https://stream.twitter.com") / "1.1" / "statuses" / "filter.json").
<< (Map("track" -> filterStreamTrack)).
<@(new ConsumerKey(oauth_consumer.token,
oauth_consumer.secret), new RequestToken(oauth_access.get.token,
oauth_access.get.secret))

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[Daniel Cukier]

Hi Brian, thanks for your response.

I am passing only a ConsumerKey to the <@ op.

How can I build a RequestToken? From where did you take this oauth_access object?

Thanks

Daniel

[Daniel Cukier]

Hello friends,

I am still having problem with this issue, so I'd like to know if someone could help me:

I am trying to use dispatch to access the Rdio API like this:

import dispatch.url

import dispatch.Http

import dispatch.Defaults.executor

import dispatch._

import com.ning.http.client.oauth.ConsumerKey

import dispatch.oauth._

val consumer = new ConsumerKey("my key", "my secret")
val params = Map("method" -> "get", "keys" -> id, "extras" -> "-*,playCount")
val request = url("http://api.rdio.com/1/").POST <@ consumer << params <:< Map("Accept" -> "application/json")
val response = Http(request OK as.String)

I am getting an error 403.

What is wrong? I am sure my keys are correct.

Thanks

Daniel