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comment Accessing Twitter API using Mathematica
Yes, here is what I use for fitbit, which will be the same for twitter: HTTPClient`OAuthToken[HTTPClient`OAuth`Private`OAuth10Parameters[ "api.fitbit.com", None, Automatic, "verifier", Automatic, Automatic, $FitbitConsumerKey, $FitbitConsumerSecret, "https://api.fitbit.com/oauth/request_token", "GET", "https://www.fitbit.com/oauth/authorize", "RemoveWhitespace", "https://api.fitbit.com/oauth/access_token", "GET", "HMAC-Sha1", "HMAC", "oob", "Text/1.0", "Text/1.0", None], HTTPClient`OAuth`Private`Token10[ $FitbitUserKey, $FitbitUserSecret]]
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Jan
17
comment Is it possible to embed a notebook as a panel in a java GUI?
I think I found it! MathSessionPane
Jan
17
comment Is it possible to embed a notebook as a panel in a java GUI?
@Rolf, in this case I want to execute a complicated set of calculations and then give users an ability to explore the results in an ad hoc manner. Hundreds of symbols are created during the calculation, so I won't be able to predict what they want to know. A notebook would be the perfect object to embed, if it's possible.
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Jan
10
comment Is it possible to embed a notebook as a panel in a java GUI?
Well, no, actually. I want to embed it in a GUI constructed in java. I thought I came across a way to do this in the documentation, but I can't find it now. @ssch, thanks I will check that out.
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