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Hi Marc,

I see no reason why XML should be an issue. the call back returns an object with a text property which you can then send into a XML parser or document fragment if you have a DOM around.

Clearly you'll want to avoid the *JSON methods.

Rob

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On Friday, 23 September 2011 at 15:23, Marc Stalfoort wrote:

I'm testing with this library, which I like, but I' m running into issues whereas the service I'm trying to access sends XML responses to me. Is this library capable of handling XML responses or should this be implemented?

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That would be awesome
Can you supply me an example on how I would act on XML responses?

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If you're wanting to work with JSON but the stream is in XML try https://github.com/bytespider/XML2JSON/blob/master/xml2json.js

It may not work with webkit, I've not updated it in a while. I'll try write up an example later today.

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Looking forward to your example.

The situation as I have it now is: I'm performing a fetchRequestToken and the response I get is in XML.
In this method there is the following line "var token = oauth.parseTokenRequest(data.text);" which doesn't correctly convert the response so the oauth_token && oauth_token_secret properties on this object aren't set properly.
Therefor the "oauth.setAccessToken([token.oauth_token, token.oauth_token_secret])" gets rejected eventually from the service I'm connecting to.

I hope this is enough info for you to setup an example.

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Okay this is definitely an area where i'll need to write a patch as currently the code assumes that the response for Token requests is a query string.

Your the first where the response is XML.

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Can you provide example of the response?

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this is 1 option:

< oauth type="request" > < token > udsfiusdf789HJAdsUYUI < / token > < secret > 76er78dyyufbYBFGJH < / secret > < / oauth >

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this is another option:

< oauth type="request" >
\t < token > udsfiusdf789HJAdsUYUI < / token >
\t < secret > 76er78dyyufbYBFGJH < / secret >
< / oauth >

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Hi Marc

Could you try out this version http://cl.ly/AQV5

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Hey Rob

I finally managed to get working with the version you setup for me, thanks for that, and at first it wasn't completely working for me so I extended your class to my needs.
Still it's a good starting point and if you're interested on what exactly I did to fit it to my needs please let me know.
I'm not sending a pull request at the moment because I'm not sure at this point in the extension I did does comply to Oauth spec in XML mode, so I have to check this first.

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Mark, any info on how you used the library is always handy for future development.

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