package com.google.buzz.examples;
import java.io.IOException;
import com.google.buzz.Buzz;
import com.google.buzz.examples.util.ExampleUtils;
import com.google.buzz.exception.BuzzAuthenticationException;
import com.google.buzz.exception.BuzzIOException;
import com.google.buzz.exception.BuzzParsingException;
import com.google.buzz.exception.BuzzValidationException;
import com.google.buzz.model.BuzzComment;
import com.google.buzz.model.BuzzContent;
/**
* This example class demonstrates how to use the <b>Buzz.java</b> API to create a comment on a
* Google Buzz post.
*
* @author roberto.estivill
*/
public class PostComment
{
/**
* The consumer application key for OAuth.
*/
private static String consumerKey;
/**
* The consumer application secret for OAuth.
*/
private static String consumerSecret;
/**
* User account to be used.<br/>
* If @me, the authentication will be executed with the user that is logged in on the browser.
*/
public static String userId;
/**
* The id of the activity to be commented
*/
private static String activityId;
/**
* The content of the comment
*/
public static String comment;
/**
* Example main method
*
* @param program arguments.<br/>
* <ul>
* <li>Consumer Key</li>
* <li>Consumer Secret</li>
* <li>User Id</li>
* <li>Activity id to be commented</li>
* <li>Post comment</li>
* </ul>
* @throws BuzzIOException if any IO error occurs ( networking ).
* @throws BuzzAuthenticationException if any OAuth error occurs
* @throws BuzzValidationException if any required element of the new post is missing
* @throws BuzzParsingException if a parsing error occurs
* @throws IOException if an error ocurrs getting the verification code from the console.
*/
public static void main( String[] args )
throws BuzzAuthenticationException, IOException, BuzzIOException, BuzzValidationException, BuzzParsingException
{
/**
* Check for arguments
*/
if ( args.length != 5 )
{
System.err.println( "Missing arguments." );
System.exit( 0 );
}
/**
* Assign arguments
*/
consumerKey = args[0];
consumerSecret = args[1];
userId = args[2];
activityId = args[3];
comment = args[4];
/**
* Create a new instance of the API
*/
Buzz buzz = new Buzz();
/**
* Get the url to authenticated the user. <br/>
* The user has to grant access to this application, to manage Buzz Content.
*/
String verificationUrl = buzz.getAuthenticationUrl( Buzz.BUZZ_SCOPE_WRITE, consumerKey, consumerSecret );
/**
* Redirect the user to the verificationUrl and read the verification code. <br/>
* The new application should implement a similar method in order to get the verification
* code from the google authentication website.<br/>
* For development, we are lunching a browser locally and manually pasting the verification
* code in the example console.
*/
String verificationCode = ExampleUtils.getVerificationCode( verificationUrl );
/**
* Set the verificationCode (A.K.A. access token) to the API to be used on the request
* signature, for authenticated requests.
*/
buzz.setAccessToken( verificationCode );
/**
* Create the content of the post
*/
BuzzContent buzzContent = new BuzzContent();
buzzContent.setText( comment );
/**
* Execute API method to post an entry.
*/
BuzzComment comment = buzz.createComment( userId, activityId, buzzContent );
/**
* Print results
*/
System.out.println( "Comment created: " );
System.out.println( "Title: " + comment.getContent().getText() );
System.out.println( "Id: " + comment.getId() );
}
}