Integrate connections and twitter
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The document summarizes a demo that uses the ActivityStream API to integrate enterprise processes with collaborative tools. The demo posts a tweet to an IBM Connections activity stream using the API and OAuth authentication. It then allows users to retweet or reply to the tweet directly from the activity stream without reauthenticating. The technical goal is to interact with the new ActivityStream API to send and retrieve data using OAuth. The functional goal is integration between business processes and collaborative tools using new technologies like ActivityStream and OpenSocial gadgets. The demo works the same for on-premises and cloud instances of IBM Connections.
Integrate connections and twitter
- 1. Rock the ActivityStream API Stefano Pogliani / Wannes Rams IBM / Ramsit (Cloud and On Premises)
- 3. Overview • Introduction • Technical goal • Functional goal • Architecture • Demo • Q & A
- 4. Introduction • Demo built on • Activity Stream • OS Gadgets • OAuth • For Cloud and On Premises • Built using PHP and Javascript • Similar demo built with Node-RED on BlueMix
- 5. Introduction • Scenario of the Demo • Post a tweet to the IC Activity Stream • Use an embedded experience to retweet or reply • No re-authentication
- 6. Technical goal • Interact with new IC ActivityStream API • Invoke API’s using OAuth 2.0 • Use API’s to send and pull information to and from IC • Send an event to the ActivityStream • Open Social Gadget interaction with an external application
- 8. Functional goal • Integration between enterprise business processes and Collaborative tools • Using new technologies • ActivityStream = Cockpit • In context
- 9. Important ! All the APIs we have been using are the same, whether we talk to an IBM Connections On Premises instance or to an IBM Connections Cloud instance !
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- 16. This is all explained here (simple, after all) http://ibm.co/1NE7vXm
- 17. Authorizing the custom « gadget »
- 18. Defining the OAuth keys
- 19. Architecture – Posting to Connections Client Program Save Session Get from Twitter 1. Post to Connections 2.
- 20. Architecture – Posting to Twitter Client Program Post to my Program 1. Saved Session2. Post to Twitter 3.
- 21. Demo
- 22. PLATINUM & CHAMPAGNE SPONSORS GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS
- 23. Bonus Slides • From here on, slides show the flow of the application so that you could remember it….
- 25. Starting the Oauth dances….
- 27. OAuth with IBM Connections Cloud
- 29. Selecting an event from Twitter
- 30. Sending the Twitter event to IBM Connections
- 31. The events was succesfully sent
- 32. Yes, indeed, it was delivered !
- 33. Retwitting from the Activity Stream
- 34. Yes, it was retwetted !